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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
2
A vintage advertisement touts Catarshozone Inhaler as a swift remedy for colds. It promises relief from soreness congestion and throat irritation and claims the head will clear with a single breath. The ad markets trial sizes and a two month supply from Catasrhozony Co in Montreal.
In a forest bungalow tale, Dorkin contends with a wrenching love triangle as Lulu the lynx and Edna Marsh’s visit stir tensions. Pa Washburn notes Dayton and Edna plan to return to the city, while Dorkin senses a fragile romance and unseen threats ahead.
In a isolated woodland setting Dorkin confides to Pop Washburn that Delien and his gang plan a raid that night. Edna Marsh fears heartbreak as she nears departure while Mr Dayton weakens, and Dorkin grapples with protecting kin and fending off danger without revealing the full peril to Edna.
In a tense scene, characters discuss taking Willow Bene, and Mrs. La Peer travels to retirement as plans to confront outlaws unfold. Night gathers as Washburn seeks a rifle to aid in arguing a perilous question with Dalton and followers amid looming confrontation. The group moves toward the forest for a night action.
The Calgary Alberta spring shows will host a large bull sale at the start of April, drawing cattle breeders from across the country. Only tuberculin tested bulls will be offered, boosting buyer confidence. The Alberta spring horse show will run alongside with a strong entry list of horses.
Hon Dr Tolmic told Dr Cowan of Regina that the Bienfait briquetting plant will be completed about June 1923. Estimated total cost is 339578 dollars with half funded by the Federal Government and the rest shared equally by Manitoba and Saskatchewan provinces.
A Ontario testimonial claims Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills reduced severe heart palpitations after years of illness. The writer notes weight gain and renewed vitality after using the product, priced at 50 cents per box. Nearby, New South Wales ore fields produced over 36 million dollars last year, a new record.
An advertisement extols Zam-Buk as the purest healing substance for cats, burns, eczema, ringworm, and ulcers. It claims rapid pain relief, tissue cleansing, and root-cause penetration, contrasting with animal fat based salves. A sample offer from Zam-Suk Co. of Toronto is included.
The article surveys winter and summer salad options with California potato salad and shredded cabbage dishes. It gives recipes for Dream Dressing, cabbage salad variations with pimento and onion, Macedonic salad, and stuffed egg salad ideas, detailing ingredients and mixing steps.
A fragment discusses mixing salt with butter or oil, folding through egg yolks then repacking into whites, sprinkling paprika. It mentions using ragged winter lettuce leaves as garnish, trimming decay, and slicing them into green curlicues for salad beds or decoration.
A playful dialogue opens with a boastful husband declaring a daring mood and his wife inviting others to a milliners event on a bright day, capturing lighthearted domestic banter from a vivid era.
Advice on travel sickness and discomfort during trips. The ad promotes Nerviline to relieve pains from congestion upset stomach cramps and rheumatic twinges. It claims rapid relief from cramps and a magical effect from twenty drops in water and urges keeping a 35 cent bottle on hand.
L. C. Robertson, managing director of Mud Butte Owlfields Ltd, announces a contract to drill for oil in the Monitor field of Central Alberta. Operations will be a few miles south of Monitor, between West Regent of Scotland wells and Imperial Oil Co. Ltd. Equipment is en route to Monitor. spudding in expected in about thirty days. The company holds extensive Monitor and Czar field holdings and plans a thorough search.
An advertisement touts Danderine with claims that after a few applications hair loss is halted dandruff disappears and every hair regains vigor brightness and color, promising new life to hair.
A cautionary notice emphasizes that true Aspirin must bear the Bayer name on the packaging or tablets. It warns against substitutes and outlines Bayer’s indications including colds, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, ear and toothache, and lumbago. Available in small twelve tablet tins and larger packages. Made in Canada.
The Hon. Duncan Marshall, Alberta Minister of Agriculture, stated that ninety percent of city milk and cream in Alberta and ninety percent of cheese and butter raw materials come from short horn cattle. A garden slug reportedly can travel six feet three inches in an hour.
An old advertisement pitches Cascarets as a harmless sleep aid for constipation. It claims the product activates the liver, clears the reader, sweetens the stomach, and moves bowels regularly without gumming or inconvenience. Available in 10, 25, or 24 cent boxes and even suitable for children.
Advert speaks of a product named Freezone that claims to instantly ease corn pain and allows easy removal with fingers. It notes a druggist sells a small bottle for a few cents, capable of removing hard corn soft corn or between toes calluses without any pain.
Advert explains Diamond Dyes dye wool silk cotton linen or blends with easy directions for using the powder. Warns against dye boxes causing streaks fades or ruined material and urges buying Diamond Dyes only. A color card is available from the druggist.
Unclear text fragment references a household remedy, mentioning California Syrup and directions on a bottle. The readable portion hints at a child’s stomach relief and a fruity taste but lacks coherent details, dates, or entities to confirm a full news item.
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