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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
5
A partial excerpt shows Claire addressing someone as the scene shifts from light banter to a more intimate exchange. Jean replies with evident pleasure as Sir Adrian is briefly forgotten amid a half hour of woman talk between Claire and Anie Hittle Iz.mate.
Lady Anne asks Jean about her tea with Claire and warns of Be side-tracked plans. Blaise shows sharp reluctance as Jean praises Judith and Burke while hinting Geoffrey remains kind. The tone reflects social maneuvering and subtle affection in a small circle.
Lady Anne explains Blaise Tormarin's temper and the marked burden on his family. Jean learns how jealousy and past loves shaped Blaise and his father, Derrick, revealing Nesta Frayne and the hidden hurt behind the white hair and shattered hopes. The chat reveals long histories of anger, trust, and unresolved losses.
An old style health blurb urges readers with neuritis rheumatism or sore threats to use Aspirin for instant relief. It claims safety for the heart and stomach, promotes frequent use, and notes low cost with bottles available at drug stores, Made in Canada.
An old newspaper ad touts Kruschen Salts as a remedy for digestive ills and biliousness. It features testimonials and a money back offer, promising health improvements and easy proof with a trial bottle, urging readers to try the product at no risk. The piece also includes a serialized fiction fragment about a curious love affair and a jilted marriage theme.
The wanderer knows the path beyond the coast where ocean flows. He travels through a strange country and sees crowds yet feels loneliness. Only the wanderer finds how unknown trails jog memory and old roads. He wanders long through time and alien skies, drawn by lures that never fade, until he returns home.
A Manitoba tax commission report notes only 40 farmers paid provincial income tax in 1931, contributing $400 while total provincial revenue reached $812,500 from about 16,000 taxpayers. Earlier years saw higher farm tax. The text also oddly mentions meteor rates and a Plutarch quote.
A city reports a wave of daytime house robberies with suspects making excuses or forcing entry. One robber left a fingerprint on a broken tag, leading police to identify the gang and their records. The Greeks were all captured and questioned.
Lifebuoy soap advertises germ removal and inactivation through hand washing before meals. It claims Lifebuoy kills or neutralizes germs, reduces body odour, and provides skin cleansing, urging daily use and noting Lever Brothers Limited as the maker.
A devotional note urges faith in divine guidance amid uncertainty. Quotations from James Freeman Clarke and Phillips Crooks emphasize turning to God for direction, and not seeking earthly substitutes for guidance. The message stresses perseverance, trust, and the heavenly source of wisdom.
A Saskatoon man seeks government permission to establish a daily newspaper at Churchill Manitoba. Officials withheld his name, saying business rights at Churchill are not yet decided. The item also notes excavations at Susa suggesting horse riding over 5,000 years ago.
Indian hunters employ bells during deer stalking as the deer approach out of curiosity rather than fear. The tactic relies on curiosity to draw animals within range, aiding traditional hunting methods.
Supt. H. Junger of K division, Royal Canadian Mounted Police at Lethbridge, will become acting-commissioner as he transfers to the eastern Maritime Division of the Canadian Customs Preventive Service. The RCMP assumes control of the customs force on April 1.
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