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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 30, 1932

Page

5

World Happenings Briefly Told

Ontario granted eighty two divorces last year. Milk in Ottawa dropped to eight cents a quart, the lowest since 1221. The Pope approved a new power station to make the paper state self sufficient in electricity. A South African eight cent emergency stamp, sold in London for 7.40, was 77 years old. Napoleon Blanche of Springbank Alberta died in Calgary at 71 after brief illness. Amelia Earhart Putnam sent 250 to Harbor Grace airport officials for services at her trans Atlantic start. Prince of Wales to patronize fund to save the old wooden battleship as a holiday ship for boys. F Petit of Canadian Pacific Railway Police captured the Dominion marksmen high score trophy for 1932. Canadian stamps won a high placement at the New South Wales philatelic exhibition in Sydney. Canadian medical association membership fell to 3444 as western doctors could not pay dues. Admiral Chatfield will replace Field as lord commissioner of the admiralty and chief of naval staff on February 28 1933.

London Napoleon Blanche Springbank Alberta Louis Riel Calgary Harbor Grace Mid Amelia Earhart Putnam Prince of Wales F. Petit Canadian Pacific Railway Police Montreal New South Wales Post Office Department Canadian Medical Association West Ernie Chatfield Mediterranean Frederick L. Field Admiralty Naval Staff Admiralty Board

Milk Scarcity Persists in Pikwitonel Dairy Monopoly

In Pikwitonel, a Hudson Bay Railway division town, milk remains scarce. The provincial government may seize the dairy to run it as a public utility, yet no price change is expected. Betsy Jane, a single cow, dominates output, yielding milk at 50 cents per quart in harsh winter conditions.

Government of Manitoba Pikwitonel Hudson Bay Railway Betsy Jane

Young Globe Trotter Heads For Fiji via Winnipeg

Hardy de Gerald, a 13 year old Chicago youth and son of John de Gerald of the People's National Bank and Trust Company, arrived in Winnipeg en route to Vancouver to sail for the Fiji Islands. He has made solo world trips since 1931 including an Arctic journey last year, drawing considerable publicity.

Winnipeg Vancouver Fiji Islands Hardy de Gerald John de Gerald People’s National Bank and Trust Company Chicago Globe Arctic

German proposes world walk marries in Manchuria

A German who planned to walk around the world reached Manchuria where he married and settled. The venture described as a long journey faced many dangers and challenges.

Manchuria

German iron and steel exports near half of output

Almost one half of Germany's iron and steel production last year was sold abroad. The export share reflected strong foreign demand and affected domestic supply and prices. The report highlights the balance between industrial capacity and export markets with emphasis on steel shipments to European and non European buyers.

Germany

Old Fur Trading Contracts Illuminate New France Era

Montreal archivist E Z Massicotte reports on 13055 contracts from 1670 to 1770 between French traders setters and exporting companies. The study traces northern Quebec Lake Superior and beyond Lake Winnipeg routes, notes pioneering moves to Detroit and the southern US, and highlights early 1700s women joining the trek and families seeking pelts and game.

New France E. Z. Massicotte Montreal Quebec Lake Superior Lake Winnipeg Rockies Massicotte Detroit United States

Prince Is Perfect Host Details of private entertainments

The Prince of Wales hosts private and informal gatherings, planning most parties himself, choosing menus, and keeping many recipes from around the world. He notes his own tea after work and usually eats a cheese and celery snack at lunch. York House dinners often occur in the grey and silver room, designed for intimate meals despite small events, creating a cozy atmosphere.

Prince of Wales Aft York House

New Farm Management Method Expands Zone Plans in Canada

The Colonization Finance Corporation of Canada adds six zone farm managers to aid farmers during the agricultural downturn. Top executives include C. M. Bowman and J. F. Weston, with Frank W. Reinoehl directing. six new managers join Saskatchewan and Manitoba teams, led by Prof. H. B. Sommerfeld and Q. S. Longman, plus Joe B. Day. The program aims to restore soil conditions and loans’ value, backing both lands and farmers.

Colonization Finance Corporation of Canada, Limited Colonization Finance Corporation Insurance and Trust Companies of Canada C. M. Bowman Waterloo Ont J. F. Weston Toronto Saskatchewan Manitoba H. B. Sommerfeld Yorkton Sask Longman Indian Head Joe B. Day Oxbow Oscar Winkler Canova William Harkness Weyburn Kenneth D. McLean Birtle Man Frank W. Reinoehl University of Minnesota Sommerfeld Brandon Regina Saskatoon Manitoba Agricultural College Toronto Royal Fair

Canada Butter Cream Export Prospect Noted by Montreal Brokers

Chance For Canada Henderson Stuart Ltd in Montreal reports to the Quebec Department of Agriculture that English sources indicate sterilized cream in six ounce tins is rising for export to England. The 25 percent butter fat product costs 12 shillings per 46 tins, replacing Dutch and Danish supplies amid a 10 percent duty, suggesting potential Canadian supply opportunities.

Henderson-Stuart, Ltd Montreal Quebec Department of Agriculture Ngland England Holland Denmark Canada

Madrid Lord Mayor Pays Ceremonial Visit to London

Don Pedro Rico of Madrid weighed 280 pounds and arrived with a crimson Castilian cape to showcase Spain's pomp. The lord mayor is described as an institution in Madrid, more than an individual, during a ceremonial London visit.

Madrid Don Pedro Rico London Don Pedro Spain

France Opens Mountain Canine Hotel For Quarantined Pets

A luxury dog hotel is being built near Mentone France to serve visitors to England who must leave their dogs due to quarantine. Promoters promise modern kennels and fresh mountain air for exercise.

England Mentone France

Eggs Butter Milk and Salmon as Vitamin D Sources

A note advocates eggs butter milk and salmon as top dietary sources of vitamin D highlighting their role in nutrition.

Saskatchewan and Manitoba farmers pick new Cana rica zonal managers

The Colonization Finance Corporation adds Oscar Winkler and William Harkness to Canora Weyburn zones, with Winkler a Manitoba Agricultural College grad and multilingual ex-sugar beet farm manager, and Harkness a Scotland-born farmer-turned-soldier settlement supervisor and CF C veteran. Kenneth D. McLean named assistant in Brandon and Moosomin zones. both regions draw on prior farm, economics and settlement experience.

Canora Colonization Finance Corporation Oscar Winkler Manitoba Agricultural College Winkler Canada Margo Sask Manitoba Department of Agriculture Manitoba Steinbach Man William Harkness Weyburn Scotland Hartney Poplar Point Glenlea Harkness Soldiers’ Settlement Board Saskatchewan Swift Current Oxbow Regina C.F.C Kenneth D. McLean Birtle Brandon Moosomin Reston Pioneer Problem Committee Swan River Co-Operative Marketing Board

Chance for Best Ed Howe's Fountain Pen Debate

Ed Howe, famed writer and philosopher from Atchison Kansas, visits a local stationers to sample a fountain pen. The dealer argues it saves time, while Howe retorts he only rests when dipping the pen into ink.

Ed. Howe Atchison, Kansas

Recipes For This Week Serves Six To Eight

Cream and sugar folded with marshmallows orange segments and whipped cream served cold. Variation suggests coloring marshmallows pink green and orange and adding halved maraschino cherries for color.

Orange Ambrosia Recipe and Fragments of News Snippets

A simple orange dessert recipe for six is given with steps to peel slice and dust with sugar and coconut. Scattered text mentions Tutankhamun artifacts covered in hieroglyphics and a humorous exchange about the dead, along with Bulgaria restricting luxury imports and a note on the sweet pea’s Sicily origins.

Sunday School Lesson Golden Text Devotional Reading

The lesson centers on Proverbs 22.6 Train up a child in the way he should go and notes that he will not depart from it. It references Exodus 2.1-10 Acts 7.20s 22 and Psalm 119.9-16 for devotional reading, guiding instruction and reflection for readers.

Birth and Hidden Moses and Moral Duty to the Unprivileged

A sermon reflecting on Moses birth and rescue by Jochebed, noting his strength and beauty, and Stephen’s praise. It argues privilege and responsibility are linked, urging every person to confront oppression and serve moral ends, citing Jowett and biblical passages.

Moses Amran Jochebed Stephen Lfe R. CG Gillie Nile Miriam Sanhedrin J. H. Jowett

Case puzzles doctors over fragile bones girl

Mary Mestdagh, 11, of Homer Michigan, has suffered 35 to 40 fractures without a serious accident. In Chicago hospital Dr. Frederick Harvey at Northwestern University reports X rays show nearly every large bone broken at least once. He notes bone structure is thin and brittle and slight stress causes fractures.

Mary Mestdagh Homer, Mich Chicago Frederick Harvey Northwestern University

Secret of Stainless Steel Unlocks in 1960

Harry Brearley, who discovered stainless steel, has given Sheffield’s Cutlers Society a sealed envelope not to be opened until the 1960 feast. The envelope reportedly contains the full story of the discovery, kept secret for years.

Harry Brearley Cutless Company Sheffield Cutlers

German Railways Test Secret Excursion Destinations

German railways will run excursion trains to secret destinations, giving passengers a mystery travel experience. Officials state routes and final stops remain undisclosed until departure, aiming to spark interest while maintaining security and crowd control.

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Ontario Ottawa Globe Trotter Olsen Karikaturen Oslo Prince Is Kenner Mclean H.B. Sommerreto Wat. Harkness Oscar Winter Joe Yorkton, Sask Board of Trade Reinoehl Prof. Sommerfeld Wisconsin B. Sommerfeld University of Saskatchewan University of Wisconsin Q. S. Longman Carnduff Deloraine Claresholm Olds Hanna Oxbow, Sask Mr. Day Iowa Wilcox Chance For Canada Day Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company Canora, Sask Potato Hill Betty Barclay Tomb of Tut-Ankh-Amen Bulgaria Sicily Moustique
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