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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 06, 1930

Page

2

Production and Marketing Problems Across World Wheat Markets

The article explains the global struggle to manage surplus farm goods and stabilize prices. It cites Canada, the United States, Argentina, Brazil, and other nations as examples, detailing challenges from storage, export strategies, and market interference. It notes the U S Federal Farm Board’s push to reduce cotton and wheat output and discusses coffee’s price swings under Brazil's defense measures.

Canada United States U.S Brazil Federal Farm Board Great Britain Coffee Defense Institute Peiod Colombia Venezuela Costa Rica Guatemala Salvador Nicaragua Ecuador U.S. Federal Farm Board Blue Ruin

Norway Sees Unseasonable Winter Warmth Across Coast

Norways open winter warmth from the Gulf Stream yields blooming pansies, navigable fjords, and only distant inland snow. Scientists attribute the climate shift to factors linked to the changing gulf warming pattern.

Norway

Gulf Stream Warmth Reverses Winter in Norway

The Gulf Stream runs several degrees warmer this year, its warm western winds repelling northern and eastern cold blasts. Norway has seen little winter, with cold only in inland districts beyond temperate coastal winds.

Norway

Steam power foresight in early 17th century writings

French thinker Solomon de Cause wrote about pushing carriages and ships by boiling water and steam in the early 1600s. He was confined to an asylum in 1630. The piece links steam and locomotive ideas to an era well before 1829.

Solomon de Cause

Albatross Trails Ship 3000 Miles Across Pacific

Officers aboard a Far East Pacific liner report a remarkable albatross that followed the vessel for six days and nights at an average speed of seventeen knots. The bird appears to have flown about 3000 miles and endured without feeding until sighting a school of fish.

Far East

Pink Pills Help Neuritis Sufferer Regain Health

Mrs. Simon Rae of St Marys Ontario suffered four years from neuritis and rheumatism. After failing electric treatments osteopathy and teeth removal, she found relief with Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits the pills with rebuilding blood, banishing pain, and restoring ability to work. Sold 50 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Simon Rae St. Mary’s Ont Rae Williams Mrs. Rae Dr. Williams

Caesar Encounters Britons Using Horse Drawn Chariots

When Julius Caesar invaded Britain he observed Britons using horse drawn chariots to move fighters swiftly to strategic points across the island.

Britain

Miller's Worm Powders Offer Quick Worm Remedy

A mother noting a child’s distress can use Miller's Worm Powders to expel all worms from the system. The powders may cause vomiting as a sign of work, but no worry follows since worms cannot endure the treatment. A debutante quips she doubts love at first sight until he hangs up his hat and coat.

Sleepless Hungarian Official Never Sleeps Since 1915

Hungarian government official M. Paul Kern has not slept or closed his eyes since a Russian bullet wounded him in 1915. Despite constant wakefulness he works daily in Budapest from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 1 a.m., with nights spent in cafes and clubs. X rays show no cause, and doctors cannot end his condition. Neighbors and colleagues describe him as sympathetic, patient, and unaffected by his wakefulness.

Central Europe M. Paul Kern Budapest M. Kern Lemberg Frey

Radio Message Urges Fewer Words, More Entertainment

A speaker on the radio stresses the world’s need for men who will stand before the microphone and say less while entertaining more. The remark emphasizes concise, engaging communication over verbose broadcasting.

Persian Balm Ideal Toilet Requisite for Every Woman

Persians Balm offers a cool refreshing lotion that tones and stimulates skin without stickiness. It creates a velvety rose leaf texture and imparts the subtle distinction of an elegant woman. All danty women choose Persian Balm for its rare beauty and charm.

Sugar beet acreage rises in Lethbridge region to 3470

Sugar beet acreage in the Lethbridge region reached 3470 acres in 1929, up 1188 from 1925 and well above the 752 acres recorded in 1925. The era shows continued agricultural expansion with beet cultivation increasing under regional farming growth plans.

Lethbridge

Time Has Tested It Dr Thomas Electric Oil

Dr Thomas electric oil has been on the market for over fifty years and proven a blessing to thousands. It enjoys high favor across Canada and its fame extends beyond the seas. Even at double the price it would be a cheap liniment.

Thomas Canada

Soviets Seize Private Property in Moscow Crackdown

In Moscow authorities seized jewelry diamonds precious metals jewelry foreign currency antiquarian articles and other private property valued at 100000000 rubles about 50000000 dollars from private traders and others deemed parasitical for tax payments owed to the government.

Moscow

Regina Building Permits Final Figures Reach Ten Million

Regina issues final permits show contracts totaling 10.225 million dollars, a rise from 36.619 million in 1928. The figures highlight substantial construction activity and year over year growth in the Regina area.

Regina

Smuts Served World Peace Mission Returns Home

The Capetown despatch notes General Smuts, former South African Premier, greeted home with enthusiasm after visits to Great Britain, Canada, and the United States. It cites his Empire unity aims and support for the League of Nations, praising his role as a constructive world statesman.

Capetown General Smuts Great Britain Canada United States British Empire League of Nations Geneva Organization Regina

Asthma Remedy Trusted Across the Land

The article extols Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a cure for asthma victims, praising its effectiveness in relieving sudden choking fits and restoring health and happiness across broad regions. It highlights widespread belief in the remedy.

J. D. Kellogg

Canadian Pacific farm land sales hit 400000 acres in 1929

Canadian Pacific farm land sales, overseen by the Department of Natural Resources and reported by S. G. Porter, totaled over 400000 acres in 1929. More than 200 sales occurred in the irrigation block's eastern section near Calgary.

Canadian Pacific Department of Natural Resources S. G. Porter Calgary

Rayon output surges in Italy amid growth

Production of rayon in Italy is expanding rapidly as manufacturers report stronger demand and higher capacity utilization, signaling a shift in the European textile industry. Local mills push investments to meet rising orders from fashion and industrial sectors.

Italy

Reticent Age Disclosure in British Parliament

In the new House of Commons 102 male MPs have not disclosed their ages to Dod's Parliamentary Companion. Among them 79 are Labour members, 16 Conservatives, six Liberals, and one Independent. Of 14 women MPs, nine also withhold their ages.

House of Parliament New House of Commons Dod Labor

Young Mississippi Farmer Finds Success by Eloping

A twenty year old Mississippi farmer discovers farming pays after eloping with an heiress, illustrating a surprising route to wealth in rural life.

Worm Exterminator Offered For Child Worms

Nearly all children are subject to worms and many are born with them. Spare them suffering by using Moth er Graves' Worm Exterminator, an excellent remedy.

Neighborly Snow Dispute Sparks Everyday Debate

A woman asks why the man won’t clear the walk, citing the neighbor’s shovel as the reason. He responds that he cannot because the neighbor next door has their shovel, highlighting a small domestic quarrel over snow removal.

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