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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
5
In a tense exchange, Blaise contemplates happiness and moral duty as Nick and Claire face a fragile, shared fate. Jean wrestles with past regrets while Blaise admits his own limits, and a charged moment leaves Jean certain of Blaise's love yet bound by duty.
In a London hotel Nick and Lady Anne speculate about a striking guest at a nearby table a tall handsome foreign woman described as a cross between the Queen of Sheba and Lucrezia Borgia. They joke about delays to dinner as Blaise and Jean return from a sightseeing outing with the scene ending as a cliffhanger.
Dominion Department of Fisheries releases a bilingual booklet in English and French titled Fish and How To Cook It. Prepared under Evelene Spencer, the guide offers practical fish cookery guidance for Canadian households. To obtain a copy send ten cents per edition to the Deputy Minister of Fisheries Ottawa with your language preference.
W. R. Evans marketing adviser Bermuda Department of Agriculture announced a plan to cultivate celery in Canada from June to October then transplant to Bermuda for harvest and export to Canada in February. An expert will plant the first seeds in Montreal, aiming to advance Bermuda to Canada celery shipments by two to three months.
Poem by Aline Michselie reflecting on hope and optimism. It contrasts weathering gloom with moments of happiness when plans align. The speaker notes seasons of hardship followed by light, and gratitude arriving at quiet hours. The imagery centers on sunshine, fragrance, and inward bliss.
Earle's shipbuilding yard at Hull England, one of the east coast's oldest shipyards, announces closure after eight decades of operation. In its 80 years it built nearly 700 vessels across classes, including 17 ships for the British navy, and contributed heavily to marine engineering.
The graves of Redcoats killed at Concord and Lexington are remembered as delegates from the British Naval and Military Veterans' Association of Massachusetts make an annual pilgrimage to place wreaths. Scotland launches a safe driving campaign to reduce road deaths.
England faced an estimated 100 million dollar toll on livestock last year as diseases spread among cattle sheep and pigs harming farms. Authorities warn costs may rise without improved controls and vaccination programs across regions.
The Eiffel Tower weighs about forty five tons more than last year due to paint. Three dozen painters apply pigment to the giant skeleton while engineers warn the structure could face tearing down or rebuilding by 1950. Painting in yellow and brown is disliked, though some say it extends life. an aluminum option sparked controversy. A worm powder advertisement follows, touting Miller's Worm Powders as a reliable vermifuge for children.
Originating in Milan Italy the Milaner or milliner began as a general dealer in silks velvets and wearing apparel. Merchants dealing in Milan goods were called Milaners. They sold hats gowns gloves stockings and items like class cutlery and inlaid armor before narrowing to women’s wear and finally hats.
Census figures reveal Scotland's population centered in Glasgow with 1,088,461 residents and a sex ratio of 107 females per 100 males. Edinburgh shows a female majority with women outnumbering men 12 to 10.
A report estimates the Alaska spal herd at more than one million animals, highlighting a significant scale in the region's livestock population. Officials note ongoing monitoring and potential implications for agriculture and wildlife management.
A devotional note blends biblical lines from Matthew and spiritual commentary by Anna Laetitia Barbauld and Henry Drummond. It frames Christ’s invitation as a fresh start on a meek, guided path toward peace and rest for the weary pilgrim.
Thousands have spent vainly on remedies for asthma yet relief remains scarce. Dr J D Kelloggs Asthma Remedy is inexpensive and within reach of all, touted as the national remedy, far from doubtful cure. Your dealer can supply you.
Dominion Experimental Farm crop specialists note buckwheat’s fast germination and rapid growth make it a strong weed destroyer. Two crops in a year help eradicate stubborn weeds like Low Thistle and Quack Grass.
Albert Berger of Wingle Out writes how rheumatism and a weak back forced him to stay in bed and quit work. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills he recovered quickly, regained strength, and returned to daily labor. The pills enrich the blood and aid red blood cell production, helping run down or nervous patients. Available at druggists for 50 cents.
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