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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1944
Page
4
A narrator cites a rumor denying a noble lineage for a man, arguing no monkey deserts its mate or steals, while critiquing human hypocrisy. The piece contrasts a monk's restraint with man’s moral failures, ending with the line Richard Rotor in the Timi kaming Visitor.
A collection of quotes on true dignity, self-respect, and virtue from Massinger Marcus Aurelius Aristotle Moses and others. The lines stress inner worth over honors, integrity over promises, and the quiet force of character guiding actions.
The Roblin district raised $890.67 in the last week of the Red Cross drive and $2023.67 overall. Wartime postings include J Cooper and Alfred Grieves joining the active army, Ted Heming and others enlisting in the navy or army, and Hugh Belcher reporting from a German prison camp. Fort Lieut. Rest Trickett earns the DFC as the community notes ration cards issued and local honors.
A wartime message from Sgt. E. D. MelIntyra dated February 18, 1941, expresses gratitude for an overseas parcel and cigarettes sent by a local committee. He notes the generosity of Canadians and Americans, praises the English and Scots, and closes with warm regards to his distant friends.
The speaker warns that current world suffering stems from selfish acts and careless thoughts and urges planning and action. He cites Galatians 6 7 about sowing and reaping and calls for living Christlike love to unlock peace and the Kingdom of God within us.
The article notes provincial charges and real estate taxes as the sole school revenue source, a shortage of qualified teachers despite all schools operating, with 600 on permit and one in seven teachers affected. Textbook shortages persist as publishers fail to secure supply priorities, sixteen courses now out of print, and ten teachers have had certificates cancelled in the last fourteen months for disloyalty.
For two years officials announced 1944 production objectives for farmers but readers doubt they will be met. Wheat acreage is expected to rise despite no increase in acreage limits. Oil seed targets appear low compared with statements from Mr. Gardiner and a flax price must be attractive to secure growth. The farmer’s choices hinge on price and U.N. needs, risking too much to satisfy both.
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