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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
2
An editorial reflects on the end of the business low mood, arguing the downturn is a recession, not a collapse. It urges calmer language, highlights renewed effort, and notes spring’s return brings energy, faith, and a path to gradual, lasting improvement for individuals, businesses, and the nation.
A 1932 article discusses proposed changes to breach of promise law. It notes that a marriage promise is a bilateral contract and both sides must honor it. Legal experts say a man can sue a woman for breaking off an engagement, just as a woman could, under certain conditions.
Government figures reveal 44 959 people placed on land through immigration and transport efforts. Among them 13 199 were unmarried men and 6 352 were from families averaging five members. Alberta led with 2 193 families and 3 520 single men. Other western provinces show Saskatchewan 1 455 families and 1 929 singles, Manitoba 661 families and 2 002 singles. A stray punchline about a teacher and a boy on losing a shilling ends the snippet.
Dr E Raymond Riegel of the University of Buffalo claims a new type of optical glass with weather resistance and a high refractive index. It is the first glass made with bismuth, developed at Bailey and Sharp laboratories in Hamburg NY. The material is slated for high grade telescopes field glasses and laboratory microscopes.
The worm exterminator brand promises to remove worms from a system without harming the child, claiming full effectiveness with a mild action focused on safety.
A note instructs to add a spoonful of paraffin to the washing water for linoleum. The paraffin aids in stain removal and helps preserve the linoleum covering.
Skin Loveliness Miss E. T. endorses Carter's Little Liver Pills as more effective than face creams for a clear complexion. The purely vegetable tonic claims to aid liver and bowels, correcting constipation and biliousness, with 25c and 75c red packages advertised nationwide.
The Council of the Geological Society of London awards its Lyell Gold Medal and 30 from the Lyell Geological Fund to Dr. Maria M. Ogilvie Gordon. The Scotswoman and daughter of Rev. Alexander Ogilvie of Aberdeen earns the honor for her research on the Western Dolomites Tyrol. She studied at Munich University earning a PhD with highest honors in 1900 the first time the degree was conferred on a woman there.
Medical authorities note most stomach trouble stems from excess hydrochloric acid. Avoid artificial digestants. use insulated Magnesia after meals to neutralize acid, ease sourness and gas, and prevent pain. It is safe, inexpensive, and widely used.
The Argentine Ministry of Agriculture proposes that farmers send wheat and other products as exhibits to the World's Grain Exhibition in Regina Saskatchewan in 1933. The conference of government agricultural officials aims to boost farming efficiency and open new export markets for Argentine producers.
In 1930 the United States had about 22,600 movie houses selling admission tickets totaling 1.5 billion dollars, reflecting the era’s booming cinema industry. The note credits W. ON. U. 1832.
Advert reads Castoria as a gentle remedy for babies and children. It claims to soothe colic pains, colds, fevers, and digestive upsets without harsh drugs, suitable from infancy onward. Emphasizes doctor and mother endorsement and guarantees the product name on genuine packs.
Democratic leaders back a Senate bill to divert 40 million bushels from the farm board bulging bins for distribution in the United States. The agriculture committee reversed its stance and approved the measure 15 to 6, with provisions to feed livestock in crop failure areas of the northwest as well as people.
A theatre worker explains how she stretches her clothing budget by dyeing dresses and stockings with Diamond Dyes. She notes the dyes produce vibrant, lasting results, making her look stylish and varied while supporting her mother and sisters. Her wardrobe mistress endorses Diamond Dyes as easy to use and the best on the market.
In a Scots dialect exchange, Maggie declines a Wednesday concert while John insists he bought one ticket. Maggie balks at going, and John notes the single ticket purchase as the plan. The playful dialogue centers on a hat and casual show plans.
Dominion Bureau of Statistics revised figures place Canadian investments at about 6.126 billion dollars, with total business capital at 17.5 billion, and national wealth near 30.84 billion. U.S. holders supply the largest share, while Britain and other nations hold substantial portions in government securities, railways, utilities, and manufacturing.
The article notes ancient beliefs in seven as a lucky number tied to planets days in a week and ages of man. It reports Norweigian whaling firms not sailing this year causing unemployment, a sunflower leaf area evaporation estimate, plus claims for a Persian Balm cosmetic product and a cartridge expression used to splice copper wires in lineman work.
Citizens of other countries may enter the U S military and naval academies by a special act of Congress. A new first aid device uses liquid adhesive to fasten bandages, presenting a potential medical aid advance.
A reader testifies after 16 weeks on Kruschen Salts, dropping from 140 to 122 pounds and aiming for 112. The ad claims the laxative supports liver and kidneys, revitalizes organs, and promises a free trial with a Giant package through a druggist, manufactured in Manchester and distributed via Toronto importers.
The Prince of Wales thanked the British press in a speech at the inaugural banquet of the company of newspaper makers. Attended by over 900 editors and prominent journalists, he said Fleet Street and Shoe-Lane have been good friends and offered to help by sharing copy. Also notes patent remedies and Africa highway progress.
A brief exchange shows Daddy asserting that only fools are certain while Bobby questions the certainty. The father remains confident, replying that he is indeed certain.
A concise statement frames international conscience as a subtle voice guiding nations. It suggests moral restraint and societal responsibility when one country holds greater power, urging vigilance and humility on the global stage.
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