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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
4
A conversation centers on a possible raid and a key suspect. Barthelemy orders a silent, staged watch, sending a trusted man to guard a small room above the club. He plans a cautious approach, awaiting signs before acting, as the story ends with a promise of continuation.
A fragment describing a lighthouse district school system in Maine with a teacher acting as a representative of her branch. The 1,200 mile distant district spans vast sea borders, making daily journeys to mainland towns nearly impossible. Eight teachers are noted, some away on assignments, affecting class coverage for distant island children.
A survey of Russia's mineral resources from coal and iron to gold and copper, detailing major basins in the Donetz and Ural regions, ore production in Siberia and Poland, and prewar output levels for coal, pig iron, and wheat. The piece notes metallurgical supplies, export volumes, and the expansion of mining methods amid looming conflict.
The Volks Zeitung of Cologne quotes Kaider expressing astonishment at battle devastation and relief that their country was spared. He says Germany’s success stemmed from urging armaments before the war and warns that while changes in humanity will occur, mankind must begin the change.
A fragment from the Baltimore American hints at a lawyer differing from others. It suggests the longer a lawyer stays in practice the more he accumulates a brief career, presenting a paradox about professional longevity versus career brevity.
A fragment recounts Kathleen addressing a servant with sharp wit about duties and appearance. The exchange shows her poised, refusing to wash face despite an implied insult, ending with a defiant remark about beauty and effort.
An old advertisement touts Putnam's painless shoe extractor for corns and sore spots. It promises quick relief with no pain, urging readers to apply the product to shrink and dry the corn.
The text compares corn's energy value as a source for food and as a fuel for engines. It recalls Kansas days when corn burned cheaply, supplying heat more efficiently than coal or wood. The author highlights corn’s calorific value and nostalgic view of its dual role.
The article notes experts discuss undeveloped energy potential in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with large water resources and river systems. It references limited plants and ongoing development while citing varied opinions from regional outlets including the Boston Globe and Boston Transcript on strategic and financial aspects.
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