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Newspaper

Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 13, 1929

Page

3

Red Shadow Claims Margot Amid Desert Siege

Margot Bonvalet confronts the Red Shadow on a balcony as Riffs attack the garrison. After a struggle he abducts her, but she is soon taken to Ali Ben Ali's desert palace where the outlaw negotiates shelter and safety for prisoners Bennie Kia and Susan. The adventure continues.

Margot Pbonvalet Paul Fontaine General Birabeauu Mogale Mademoiselle Margot Paul Birabeau Pierre Fontaine Red Shadow Riffs Tiance Aris Margot Bonvalet Ali Ben Ali Bennie Susan AH Ben Ali Spain Sid el Car Sheik Ali Ben Ali Republic of France Bennie Kia

Phillips' Milk of Magnesia Promotes Quick Acid Relief

Excess stomach acid causes indigestion and pain about two hours after meals. Phillips' Milk of Magnesia is presented as the premier corrective neutralizing acid, with one spoonful instantaneously neutralizing many times its volume in acid. The ad touts its long standing trust from physicians and urges readers to obtain the genuine product.

Magnesia

Sperry to illuminate sky with Lindbergh Light beacon

Elmer Sperry unveils the Lindbergh Light a 2 000 000 candle power beacon for Chicago and the Midwest promising a beam stronger than the sun by tenfold and capable of reaching 500 miles for aviators.

Elmer Sperry Chicago Midwest

Farming Near the Equator Gurl In South Africa Turns Forest Into Furen

A Kenyan Forest to Dairy Farm effort led by Miss Peggy Billson of the Women’s Farm and Garden Association clears 367 acres at Melo near the Equator. She and six boys clear land, stump, fence, and plant oats while training as milkers and stock workers amid wartime gains for women in agriculture.

Gurl South Africa Kenya Colony Africa Peggy Billson Women's Farm and Garden Association Melo Equator

Repatriation Surge Aims 1929 Canadian Returns

The Colonization Department of the Canadian National Railways estimates 1 500 Canadians will return from the United States in 1929 to take up farming in Quebec Ontario and the western provinces. About two thousand French Canadians will also be repatriated from New England to settle on the land. In 1928 similar movements brought 1 500 Canadians home to farm. The report notes many travelers seek quicker paths to success.

New England States Quebec Ontario Canada Colonization Department Canadian National Railways Canadian National

Little Helps For This Week And The Temple Of Small Things

A devotional note quotes Havergal on building with small pieces left to God. It contrasts grand temple building with faithful, quiet work, urging fidelity in trifles and a childlike dependence in daily tasks. The message emphasizes grateful service through simple, humble offerings.

Francis Ridley Havergal Jean Nicolas Grou

River Runs Up Hill In Pomerania Report

A curious investigator describes a river in Pomerania that sometimes runs uphill. The Oder shows a fall of about 20 inches over 34 miles, roughly six tenths of an inch per mile, and strong north winds can reverse the current.

Pomerania Oder

Radium Used To Stop Fires In Soviet Rubber Factory

In Leningrad a rubber factory uses radium to curb fire risk. A small radium capsule makes air more conductive, allowing static electricity from rolling rubber to dissipate slowly rather than form dangerous sparks amid inflammable vapors.

Leningrad Russia Popular Science Monthly

New Word Decibel Defined in Science Language

The term decibel appears as a new word in science language describing a tenth of a bel. The bel honors Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, with the unit named for him in transmission efficiency discussions.

Sciences Alexander Graham Bell

Freshman Appear Confused Over Missing Pins

A humorous exchange shows two freshmen puzzling over pin placement and directions. One asks where pins go and the other notes pins are pointing in different directions, suggesting chaotic or unclear setup.

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