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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
3
Fragmentary text describes inexact medical guidance and a clinician scene. It mentions a carer, a person named Philtipe, and instructions to obtain a small bottle for an experiment, but the context is unclear and garbled.
Ottawa expert L Lebel argues Canada would gain 2 million people and boosts in federal revenues if the family allowance were started in 1900. He says tax funds could be shared among federal, provincial and municipal governments, with industry contributions, and suggests civil service rollout to educate the public.
A Darmstadt savings bank issues clocks that stop when not fed with shillings or equivalent, urging customers to save. A similar timepiece exists in a Ben Rhydding hotel, Wales, which runs only if daily payments are kept up.
A Sheffield company expands slot machines beyond cigarettes and chocolates. It plans to manufacture 88 different types, each vending a distinct item from tins of sardines to razor blades, with no coal used. The speaker hints the project may start next summer.
Noted Flemish interpreter Gustav Henri Camerlynck, famed for his work at Versailles and other international conferences, succumbed to influenza in Paris. Born in Flanders, he taught in Paris and lent his genius to translating Briand Balfour Hughes with unmatched vocal nuance and precision.
Scotland Yard explores a road trap using a steel tentacle mat and chains across the road. When a vehicle passes, the wires grip the chassis and entangle the car, stopping a fast-moving vehicle in under 100 yards.
The note states that black peppermint was first grown about 65 years ago and has since largely superseded the white variety in cultivation.
The League of Nations Society of Canada enters its eighth year with Doctor H. M. Tory as president. Aimed at promoting world peace, the society has grown to about sixteen thousand members with branches nationwide.
A compact recipe sheet shows Betty Barclay’s Economy Pudding Sauce. It lists cornstarch lemon rind sugar boiling water butter lemon juice nutmeg and salt. It instructs to mix cornstarch with lemon rind and sugar, add water, boil five minutes, then remove from heat and stir in lemon juice butter and seasonings.
A simple bake recipe uses one ham slice, two apples, a mixture of nectars and raisins, brown sugar, and water. Layer ham with raisins and apple slices, sprinkle sugar, add water, cover, and bake about 45 minutes until tender.
Hollo way's Corn Remover claims to remove painful corns quickly. The product markets lasting relief from corn discomfort and aims to simplify foot care for users seeking uncomplicated treatment.
The Bulgarian Ministry of Education plans to extend its moving picture department with cars films and lecturers to reach remote towns. It notes current insufficiency and seeks expansion. A Sofia cinema seat costs 10 cents while school shows offer two and three cents for children and adults respectively. children are barred from night screenings.
Canada remained the top customer for Ayrahbires from Great Britain with 93 shipped. Other destinations included Kenya Colony 31 South America 14 Denmark 13 South Africa 12 United States 11 and Ceylon 3. Aluminum street cars are being tested in several U S cities. A boy in hand me downs faces a year of growing pains.
The steel worker railroad yard worker and miner are the three most hazardous jobs in America per the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Other risky occupations include glass blowing slaughtering meat packing and lumber planing mills. Last year accidents fell in almost every industry with one in sixteen workers injured averaging 71 days lost. For every fatal accident there were 155 minor ones. Total time lost due to accidents surpassed 19 265 years.
Mrs Sam Speers of Innisfree Alberta recounts a three day old baby developing eczema with eruptions and itching. She followed with Cathorn Soap and Ointment, noting relief after the first treatment and complete healing in two months.
A compact collection of epigraphs and quotations on truth from poets and writers. It weaves lines from Psalm xoi James Russell Lowell Shakespeare and Boswell with reflections on honesty and moral courage. The piece presents a literary mood rather than a narrative or news item.
The report notes 6020 miles built and 44416 miles maintained under provincial patrol or gang systems. George F. Mackenzie, former Yukon gold commissioner, states coal is present on almost all northern islands with favorable mineralization prospects.
The statement notes that winds at 80 miles per hour generate a pressure of 32 pounds per square foot.
An old advertisement extols Minard's Liniment as a daytime remedy for coughs and colds, emphasizing alertness and activity as keys to success rather than nighttime worry.
A new Edmonton Industrial Association was formed with J. B. Starky of the Penn Mine as president and W. R. Howson, a local barrister, as vice-president. The group hosted a dinner for about 150 businessmen to promote Edmonton made goods and support local industries.
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