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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
5
About 100 hours after eating many people suffer sour stomachs caused by excess stomach acid. The cure is an alkali to neutralize the acid, with Phillips' Art of Magnesia as the tasteless, effective, and harmless standard prescribed by physicians for 50 years. Each bottle has full directions at any drugstore.
Grandma Davis frets at Charmian and Sarah Bennett as Charmian prepares to help Mrs Merry. Jim Bennett assists, while Grandma reflects on manners, class and a dog named Guppy guarding a ham bone. The window table supper scene unfolds with neighborhood chatter and hints of romance.
Grandma in a cozy kitchen chats with Jim about Charmian's burdens and potential, noting she may be a poet like Grandpa Daryis. Jim contemplates the balance between farming, finances, and Charmian's responsibilities as summer visitors drift by.
A reader recalls a church visit where a woman overpaid for Emmy's spice cake and bought Charmian's fudge and cookies. Neighbors muse about rumor of fireworks on the common after supper, with Mrs Merry hinting at plans and the promise of more to come in a continuing item.
F R Clarke of Montreal's Protestant employment bureau asked why applicants with surnames from M to Z dwindled while A to L stayed steady. The agency split recipients by initials, then swapped days, yet the M to Z group kept shrinking as workers found steady jobs and A to L remained idle.
Travellers Insurance Company data from 37 states show about 31,000 deaths from motor vehicles last year, up over 11 percent from 1928. The bulletin notes at least two deaths per 10,000 people and about 200 injuries per 10,000, with 60 serious, across the country.
An advertisement cautions that worms harm children if untreated and touts Mother Gaves Worm Extertainator as a protective remedy to prevent convulsions distress and possible death among youngsters.
The Department of National Defence Ottawa announces that the perpetuation of the 1st Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion CEF has been authorized jointly by the Manitoba Mounted Rifles and the Saskatchewan Mounted Rifles.
A French school teacher, Mr Lautus, who lost both forearms in the war, demonstrated skilled driving with artificial limbs and changing a wheel. Paris officials approved his capability but refused a license without higher authorization after demanding further tests.
The excerpt argues that pervasive insecurity in modern civilization strikes small merchants farmers and laborers. Fear of job loss economic harm and old age creates generalized anxiety. Dewey contends mental stability cannot be achieved while life’s economic foundations remain unsettled and the stock market boom reflects escape from a hemmed in life.
To asthma sufferers, Dr J D Kellogg's remedy is presented as a lifeline and proven by widespread use. The ad claims clear, undeniable benefits and urges sufferers to try the product for relief similar to many others.
Eye specialists say within the next 50 years, or sooner, eight in ten people will wear spectacles. The forecast highlights growing vision care needs and rising reliance on corrective lenses across populations.
A historic line hints at a prize for the creator of a lifeboat capable of floating amid severe danger. The quote suggests a grand reward for an invention addressing peril at sea and rescue efficiency.
A devotional piece emphasizes that faith and works must combine. Prayer alone cannot move stones, nor can effort alone fulfill needs. It urges steady prayer paired with active work as the two poles of divine power guiding human duty.
A common cold in young children requires relieving congestion as the first step. Baby's Own Tablets, non narcotic and safe, soothe fretfulness, aid convalescence, relieve indigestion constipation and colic, stop diarrhoea and fevers, and help teething. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
A bold claim outlines a fool proof family blimp costing $1,000. Anton Heinen, wartime commander of German Zeppelins, leads the project. The craft would be 95 feet long and travel at 75 miles per hour, using non inflaming gas.
In Monaco, citizens owe no taxes as the principality relies entirely on Monte Carlo casino revenue. Turkish mines are owned by the government, reflecting a state controlled resource policy.
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