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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
2
A reader from Greenmount, PI, praises Catarrhozone, saying it relieved long standing catarrh and headaches. He reports improved breathing, taste, digestion, and overall health after using the inhaler, and notes prices of 25c 80c and one dollar for varied treatment durations.
Miss Flora and Jane discuss the surprise return of Stanley Fulton the missing millionaire who vanished during a South American expedition. He arrived with news, left money, and two letters, prompting talk of forthcoming papers and whether to reply or thank him, amid relief and nerves.
Got no sleep but now the neuritis has gone the pains have ceased the nervous system is restored and the writer of this letter pays a grateful tribute to the medicine which made him well Mr John Woodward PTO Lucan Ont writes a testimonial in this dated correspondence.
The Blaisdells and Miss Maggie follow the Stanley G Fulton saga as press reports fade. Fulton arrives at a South American hotel with rare textiles and pottery, then sails to New York to avoid publicity. Maggie meets him, shares details with Flora and Jane, and discussion turns to his kindness and motives as the family traces his connections to Miss Maggie’s fortune.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a degraded health condition with phrases about a weak heart and damaged nerves. It mentions energy loss and systemic weakness, referencing strains on the heart and nervous system in an unclear historical context.
A testimonial from Mrs. W.L. in Toronto Ontario says Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills improved her weak heart and run down condition after taking six boxes. The ad claims relief and urges purchasing from dealers or by mail from Milburn Limited Yoronta Ontario.
Dialogue among Miss Mora Mellicent Jane and Maggie centers on Maggie marrying a favored suitor with plans for a life dedicated to him. Comments reveal Maggie’s saintly image while others debate suitability and affection in a small community setting.
The article notes that private rooms spring beds in timber camps in Wisconsin and Minnesota may gain radio phones. Wireless service would link camps with cities, sending concerts and news bulletins from stations each evening. Agents and lumber men expect strong business benefits as wireless expands, bridging camps and headquarters and aiding markets.
A British firm released a speed indicator for locomotives that records on a distance basis. The device logs exact speeds over gradients, curves, and bridges, aiding checks on drivers to reduce speed on critical line portions. It is robust and cleverly made, needing only three fabricable parts.
A proposal submitted to Jamaica's Legislative Council would bar Chinese and others deemed undesirable from landing unless they pass a literacy test and pay 1000 dollars. The measure aims to restrict Chinese immigration amid anti Chinese sentiment.
A damaged but readable excerpt offers guidance on roasting beef and other meats. It covers preparation, timing by weight, oven heat, and basing gravy on browned flour and pan drippings. It notes trimming, wiping, dusting with flour, salting, and basting, with variations for self basters and optional aromatics.
The 1921 grain handling report lists Fort William and Port Arthur as top wheat ports with 173,364,496 bushels. Buffalo, Minneapolis St Paul, and Kansas City follow. Duluth New York and Chicago trail. For oats, Fort William Port Arthur again second with 82,729,000 bushels, and Fort William Port Arthur handle 51,005,550 bushels with Buffalo Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee next. Barley sees Fort William Port Arthur second at 12,957,772 bushels, with Minneapolis St Paul narrowly ahead of Milwaukee Buffalo and Chicago.
At a convention of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy it was stated that Buckingham township near Ottawa hosts the world s largest and purest feldspar body. Discovered in late 1920 the deposit began operating soon after and yielded feldspar of 99.5 percent purity, a high grade material with strong U S market prospects.
A carload of about 250 of Manitoba’s choicest birds will be sent to the Chicago International Show this year by the Manitoba Poultry Breeders Association. The shipment reflects the group’s aim to showcase top stock and promote poultry breeding talent from Manitoba.
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease and NALS Catarrh Medicine is claimed to aid restoration of normal mucous conditions. F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio distribute the medicine. Manitoba shows rising auto ownership from 1908 to 1920 with 39,240 vehicles in the province and 12,333 in Winnipeg, noting increases in makes and registered chauffeurs. Local merchants urged to support hometown business.
A man placed a pineapple on a hotel bar table in Vienna and asked for a price in pounds and Kronen. The scene highlighted chaotic value notions of the era as an Austrian observer noted it as a first seen in 1914, with no sale occurring.
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