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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
5
A married woman praises Kruschen Salts for rapid weight loss and improved health after three months of daily use in hot water. The ad claims the six salts purge waste, boost organs, and steadily reduce fat, with a free trial offer and a European producer's contact details.
Baker leaves Fort Endurance in a motor canoe heading south up the Mackenzie instead of northeast toward Thal-Azzah. He aims to outpace bandits by relying on self-sufficient travel, hoping to shave ten days from the fur company’s fastest times.
A poem extols a few chosen souls who pursue a distant dream. It speaks of winding roads toward hopeful goals, enduring dark seasons, and wisdom blooming after struggle. The verses celebrate patience power and justice as visions slowly become reality.
The royal household widely enjoys photography with the King and Queen leading in snapping and developing their own films. The Duke of York stands out as the royal photographer, owning an album of charming pictures of the Duchess and two little Princesses.
Jamaica oranges were shipped to Calgary via the Panama Canal and Vancouver and marketed in an Alberta city for the first time in January this year.
Manitoba prepares for a grasshopper invasion with 4.3 billion anticipated pests. A March 2 Winnipeg conference of provincial and federal entomologists led by Norman Criddle approved an intensive campaign using bait made from sawdust bran and sodium arsenite. The province budgets about 150000 dollars for one million acres, noting sawdust bait saves forty thousand dollars yearly and is now widely adopted.
A Kansas City woman made a ribbon lace and organdy apron as a Christmas gift for her Illinois cousin in 1929. After two years the apron returned from an old California friend in fine condition. She wonders who received it in 1930 and 1931.
A devotional urging believers to live holiness wherever God places them. The author quotes Psalm 1 and Up ham, arguing true growth comes from rootedness in God, not in favorable conditions, and stresses surrender of times, places, and heritage to the Lord.
Four years back 632 men headed from Los Angeles on roller skates to circumnavigate the globe for a £14,000 prize. Seventy three died and all but three have quit. The last trio departed Camden New Jersey and must sleep upright, avoid animal products, abstain from smoking, swim daily, and sleep at least six hours.
A new device has been invented that can taste the acidity of fruit juice and indicate ripeness. It analyzes components from apples, oranges, and other fruits and vegetables to determine readiness for harvest or consumption. The invention could aid growers and sellers in selecting ripe produce.
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