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Newspaper

Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 08, 1923

Page

2

Wade pursues lone rescue amid political pressure

Wade rides toward Crawling Water to free Santry, hoping to avoid open conflict with the law. He plans one last appeal to the Senator, while Rexhill weighs a land offer to move the case in his favor. The Senator urges patience, insisting law must run its course if Santry is innocent. Wade doubts Jennen’s death implicates Santry and seeks rescue before a fatal turn.

Bin Santry Wade Moran Rexbill Rexhill Bilt Santry Jennen Gordon Hastile

Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised in Canada

Mrs. J. R. Row Allen of Chatham Ontario describes severe back pains after childbirth, then credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health. She urges other women to trial the remedy, noting renewed strength and care for her three children.

Chatham Lydia E. Eakbaan Mrea J. R. Row Allen Harvey St Lydia EL Prokham McMahon Lear Noreen Walter

Senator and Wade Clash in Tense Parlor Scene

A fatigued Wade accuses Senator and Moran of complicity in local killings, vowing to act as Helen watches in distress. The Senator, enraged, plans to crush Wade and regain control, while Helen questions Gordon's changed nature and yearns for a brighter world beyond the dusty street outside.

Wade Faces Rage and Resolve in Hotel Barroom

Wade enters the hotel bar in a fury over Helen's perception of his temper. He drinks whiskey to steady himself, contemplates his tough stance against Moran and his men, and weighs action against his promise to Helen. He hopes to confront Moran while protecting Helen from harm but feels constrained by honor and consequences. The scene sets Wade's plan to pursue Rexhill and deal with Santry’s betrayal.

Gordon Wade Moran Bill Santry Helen Senator Puffieg New York I.ike Hanor Santry Rascal Noran

Moran Seizes Property as Wade Plans Rally Against Him

Wade and Gordon rally the posse to force Moran from a contested property while Rexhill interests loom. Lem Trowbridge confirms continued presence. townsfolk fear rising violence as Jensen’s shooting plot is eyed as leverage to influence Senator Rexhill and authorities.

Moran Rexhil Wade Rexhills Washington Trowbridge Jensen

Cascarets Ad Claims Quick Relief for Bowel Trouble

An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a laxative for constipation and digestive distress. It touts easy relief for grown ups and children with a candy tasting box and urges readers to feel better by taking one or two Cascarets.

Mike

Marriageable Ages in Various European Countries

An overview lists marriage age rules by country. Germany requires eighteen for men, Portugal allows fourteen for men and twelve for women, Greece demands fourteen summers for men and twelve for women, France and Belgium require eighteen and sixteen respectively, Spain mirrors fourteen and twelve, Switzerland allows fourteen for men and twelve for women, and Turkey permits union for any capable youth. The piece closes with a moral on avoiding unnecessary criticism to gain love.

Germany Portugal Greece France Belgium Spain Switzerland Turkey Canadian Pacific Railreay Canadian Pacific Railway Great Britain Halland Denmark Norway Canada C.P.R Winnipeg T. G. Acheson C.P John Iwosting Saskatoon W. J.gerew C.P.R. Edmonton J. Miller CPE Calgary M. E. Therion Celenkellen C.P.E Vancouver E. J. Semmens Trav O.P.B. Department of Colonization and Development Canadian Pacific Railway & Dennts Ehlet

Thumb Sucking Harms Child Development Warns Doctor

A medical note warns that early thumb sucking can warp facial structure nasal airways and tooth alignment. It notes repeated habit may cause adenoids speech and chewing issues and urges parents to stop the habit as soon as it appears with persistent effort.

Overstated Osler Claim Repeated in Newspaper Memo

The Chatham Daily News notes a long running rumor that late Professor Osler said a man’s working time ends at 66 and should be “chioroformed.” The piece argues attempts to correct the misattribution failed, and stresses that Osler’s actual remarks were likely different and less sensational.

Professor Osler Osler

No Company Comes Until She's Ready

A wry observation notes a woman’s ire when guests fail to arrive as planned, leaving her prepped for company in vain. The line captures social pressure, anticipation, and the humor in domestic timing.

First Woman Ambassador Madame Kollamiar to Norway

Madame Kollamiar, a former Bolshevik minister of public welfare and Russia’s first woman ambassador, has been appointed as Russian Minister to Norway. Born aristocrat, multilingual, about 45, she authored books on social issues and has clashed with leaders yet maintained party favor.

Madame Aleysandre Kollamiar Norway Russia Madame Koilluntay Europe

Nerviline offers quick relief for sciatica and nerve pain

Nerviline claims rapid relief for sciatica and rheumatic and neuralgic pains. It soothes irritated nerves with deep penetration and promises swift easing of lumbago muscular pain. The ad notes 35 cents at all dealers.

Spanish Prisoners Ransomed in a Grim Spain Tragedy

An official Madrid statement says Spanish prisoners held by Moroccans have been ransomed and are being embarked for Spain. This reflects a grim modern tragedy in which governments face colonial policy failures, cabinets fall, and many Spanish youths are killed by Moroccan tribesmen.

Madrid Spain

Civil Engineers Referred to as Doctors in South America

In parts of South America people honor civil engineers to the extent that calling a man a doctor implies a title of engineering mastery rather than medical. The term reflects high professional esteem for engineers among locals, indicating a regal regard for the field.

South America

Motor Traffic Threatens Salisbury Cathedral Spire

Reports describe heavy traffic endangering Salisbury Cathedral in England as vibrations are blamed for the spire leaning 23 inches from vertical after 400 years of growth. Engineers recommend groundwork to reinforce the foundation while police monitor the area.

Salisbury England Avon Howe

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