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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
3
M Ponland of 381 King Street Winnipeg reports Tanlac ended three and a half years of stomach trouble and disordered kidneys. He says he feels like a new man and can eat sleep and work better than in years. He emphasizes Tanlac is widely sold by good druggists.
James Murdock federal minister of labor answers charges from the trades and labor council. He urges distrust of a Toronto paper's reports about him, supports public ownership and operation of Canada’s railways, and says he favors measures to provide employment.
A compact digest notes Canada reducing armed forces, U S shipment limits to China, Vancouver reports a devil fish landings, Merkuloff resigns in Vladivostok, three Chinese partners win $90,000 Vernon ranch judgment, Egypt to King transition, grain producers seek lower Manitoba freight rates, U S Canada reciprocity favored, Manitoba labour move for pact talks, a Knowles factory explosion kills eleven girls, Major Cotton leads Labrador air route, Botwood to Battle Harbor blizzard flight, Canada’s car count up by 64,562 to 467,496 with Saskatchewan near 15 percent rise.
London Ontario resident Mrs John Shuler testifies that after typhoid fever she was weakened. She took Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and after one bottle felt restored in health and strength, urging others to rely on the tonic as a builder and strengthener.
A London Ontario woman recounts middle age health struggles and credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with restoring her strength. She urges others to try the remedy, visit a local drug store, or request free medical guidance from Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo and send for a trial package from Dr. Pierce's Laboratory in Bridgeburg.
An influenza aftermath advisory touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as the best remedy to rebuild blood and strengthen nerves after severe flu. A Pembroke Ontario man credits the treatment with ending anaemia and restoring health after weeks of weakness and swelling, urging others with post influenza debility to try the medicine.
A salvage engineer claims exclusive information on a torpedoed vessel in international waters containing £2000 or bullion to be salved in three weeks. The Admiralty Salvage Department in four years raised 440 vessels and recovered £50,000,000 in value. Over 2,000 British merchant ships sunk, with positions charted and nearly 2,400,000 tons within workable depth. A naval expert says the Admiralty has charted all sunken ships and knows their contents.
The crowning property of br Thomas' Ectectric Gil is that it can be used internally for teans complaints as well as externalh. For sore throat, croup, whooping cough, pains in the chest, colic and many kindred ailments it has qualities that are un surpassed. A bottle of t costs Httte and there is no loss in always having it at hand.
The Washington Star quotes a declaration by Lady Astor affirming domestic service as a skilled and honorable calling deserving respect. It notes embarrassment arises when household administration is refined to an artiste temperament, reflecting a long-standing general impression.
A power of its own claims Dr Thomas Electric Oil offers a subtle force. It is described as invaluable by users who keep it as a valued remedy for both humans and animals. The text extols innumerable uses and presents it as a leading liniment across years.
Manitoba dairy production in 1921 totaled 12,589,481 dollars with 8,559,195 pounds of creamery butter and 9,888,102 pounds of dairy butter plus 269,421 pounds of cheese. Nine hundred eight carloads of creamery butter were shipped, totaling 2,316,272 pounds valued at 856,020 dollars, mainly to Montreal, Toronto and British markets, with limited shipments to New York and Chicago.
Old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to loosen bowels in sick children and prevent future illness. It promises quick relief for constipation biliousness feverishness and stomach issues with directions printed on the bottle and a warning to say California to avoid receiving an initiate fig syrup.
An 1864 note cites Ireland’s population as more than twice today’s level, while a claim credits Minard's Liniment with preventing the Spanish Flu. The statement links a historic remedy to public health, contrasting past demographics with current estimates.
Mrs. Baker of Hornell New York describes severe fatigue irritability sleep trouble and bowel and menstrual issues. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tablets and food Medicine she reports steady improvement and increased ability to work. She urges others to try the remedy.
Report describes seismic activity in Chile causing mountains to drop about 160 feet on average and notes disclosure of hidden leaks. Claims widespread worm infestation among children and advocates Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a remedy.
In New York City the Jewish population surpasses the total Jewish populations of Asia Africa South America Australia and Great Britain combined, highlighting the city’s large Jewish community and its demographic significance.
The period of US wartime overseas service saw 48,000 soldiers killed on battlefields. In the same span, the New York Herald reports 1,000 highway deaths in the United States, including 25,000 children among the fatalities.
An ad explains Diamond Dyes for dyeing wraps skirts sweaters and curtains at home. It promises guaranteed even color on wool silk linen cotton and mixtures with no streaks spots or running. It highlights simple directions and claims dye works on fog faded fabrics.
The Grey Friars monastery, claimed as England’s first Franciscan stronghold, faces sale by a realty firm. The medieval complex was built in the thirteenth century and has drawn interest from heritage advocates and developers alike.
Catarrhal conditions are caused by constitutional factors and require constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood upon mucous surfaces, improving health and aiding nature. Free circulars from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Western Canadian farmers can realize about 20 million dollars more from the 1921 crop as wheat prices rise about 85 cents a bushel from the December low. Some 74,400,000 bushels remain to be sold, and the price advance is global, likely improving conditions across Western Canada if sustained.
Describes pink pongette pyjamas bound in white batiste with a head over slip on coat tied below the waist in four in hand fashion. Notes easy laundering and potential use of non laundering material. Also mentions nightgowns with scallop treatment at the neck sleeves and button area.
The smallest ruler is believed to be Datu Paglima Diki bDiki aged 37 weighing 23 pounds and standing 32 inches high as the absolute chief of the island of Ublan in the Southern Philippines.
A terse medical-sounding note lists symptoms such as headache dizziness and sour stomach with references to biliousness indigestion and a laxative remedy. The fragment hints at a patent remedy language from an old medical advertisement or how-to guide. Names, places, or dates are not clearly legible.
In a testimonial style note the article claims asthma victims suffer paroxysms of choking and life threat, and asserts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy has restored health and happiness, with wide recognition across the land.
Cari tadek and Leonid Krassin travel to Moscow with proposals from France Great Britain and Germany aiming at Russian economic reconstruction. Germany cannot offer as much gold but may supply locomotives and German goods. A stray note mentions Miller Worm Powders and Icelandic literacy as in the source text.
A pure white monkey, claimed to be the only one of its kind, has been brought to London. The report notes the animal’s rarity and origins remain unclear.
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