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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
2
A nineteen year old sub-deb named Nancy Nelson, carefree and gay, faces a market collapse that destroys her father’s fortune. An eccentric Colorado relative proposes a home under strict terms. Nancy and Jack accept and travel to Pine Ridge to begin a new life under the odd arrangement.
Sensible talk mixes education with livelihood as the Pine Ridge clan gathers. A narrator notes Matthew Adam’s dairy path after college, while the family contends with lost funds, a rented city house, and Edgemere as the temporary family seat. Aunt Judy, Aunt Louise, and the sisters shape a shared household.
The party tours Pine Ridge Colorado and Pike's Peak, debating a past that shaped the town. Miss Columbine, Nancy, and Mark recount old days, Garden of the Gods, and rugged travels, while the landscape contrasts with the dusty street life they left behind.
Aline Michaelis presents a short verse about a white lane extending westward under sunset light. Black pines and branches flank the road as bold blackbirds fly, while a white star hangs above not gold but white, capturing a quiet evening landscape.
Doctors at University hospital Edmonton perform a brain scraping procedure to relieve pressure and tissue degeneration in Ivan Olsen, a 10 year old accident victim. He had been semi conscious for three months after head injuries from being thrown and dragged by a horse.
British researchers report chilled beef remains in good condition for 60 to 70 days when stored in an atmosphere with 10 to 20 percent carbon dioxide. They also note that disease germs cannot live in the Antarctic region, described as perhaps the healthiest area on earth.
The Ottawa Journal argues drivers, including seasoned ones, often abuse courtesy and risk accidents. It urges equal road rights for pedestrians, restrained horn use, and higher driving standards. Emphasizes younger drivers should learn road etiquette early to reduce crashes.
The Maharajah of Kapurthala, listed as the world’s third wealthiest man, arrived in New York aboard the Normandie. He states he has brought none of his famed family jewels on this trip to the United States.
A compact devotional excerpt critiques cold hearts and prayers, urging steadfast affection among friends and saints. It cites endurance through weariness, cross bearing, and private prayer as tests of faith and zeal in daily prayer and fellowship.
Charles A. Davis of Dorchester Mass discovered a pristine one penny Shakespeare charity stamp among a 16th century stamp collection bought a century ago for a song. It is the only known copy in America and among few worldwide, dating from 1673 to 1875 and issued by National Carrierito local stamps.
Two men in Austria were jailed for two months hard labor after stealing two carp from a Baden park fountain. The fish, over 100 years old, were protected by the Office of Ancient Monuments, and the men claimed they could not eat them because the cook could not prepare palatable meals.
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