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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
3
A worn green imported dress lost its color and could not be worn. A friend suggested Diamond Dyes and after using them the dress looked beautifully revived. The author says Diamond Dyes dye both clothing and fabric well, applying evenly with no spotting or streaking, and notes they have had no failures.
Highlights include 3900 Czech patent grants last year, cocoa output in Gold Coast Africa near 500 million pounds, and a price comparison from 1891. Canada invites bids for Churchill Manitoba land leases while Lethbridge board pays debentures in Canadian money. WWI veterans push for disarmament, V K Wellington Koo urges action to curb Japan, Canada’s trade down by 250 million dollars in 11 months. One Empire materials will be required on future government contracts. Obituary notes Charles Morrison, 89, pioneer in British Columbia, linked to Caribou road and Burrard Inlet lumber.
A 68 year old black walnut sprout near Woodstock Ontario matured into a sturdy specimen. At the Montreal Produced in Canada Exhibition crowds viewed a flawless 32 inch diameter cross section showing growth rings marking its age. The block was part of Rutherford Lumber Co Limited display in Montreal.
The article notes cigarettes were sold after years of newspaper advertising by manufacturers spending millions. It also reports clergy earnings in England with 96 earning under 1000, 1100 under 1500, and 2233 under 1750. Taishata aerodrome near Canton to be abandoned, once a training site for Chima pilots.
Dr C A Bourget Indian agent reports 1932 gardens near Resolution on Great Slave Lake 526 miles north of Edmonton produced 135 bags of potatoes watered by engine, onions and celery good, some tomatoes indoors by RCMP corporal and another gardener, more with unwatered plots at May River Providence and Simpson.
Alister MacDonald son of the Prime Minister is gaining renown as an architect. His latest project is a small London theatre with a novel six seats per row design to avoid crowding and help late arrivals reach their seats.
Alberta government issues fresh warnings as Turtle Mountain threatens Frank Alberta near Lethbridge. The 1903 slide buried 90 people, dammed a river and buried railway tracks. Officials urge routing the trans Canada highway away from the danger line.
Choose seedless oranges with deep golden skins. Cut tops and remove pulp to form orange baskets, flute edges if desired. Mix pineapple banana lettuce, fill cups, and plate on lettuce. Serve with mayonnaise blended with orange juice for dressing.
Minced veal cutlets prepared from shoulder of veal with saltina crackers egg onion and seasonings. Grind meat mix crackers fried onion egg salt pepper nutmeg then form six small cutlets about 1 4 inch thick. Fry brown then simmer 20 minutes. Serve with buttered carrots. Six portions.
The Prince of Wales and Prince George led Argentine officials on a Windsor visit after touring Eton College. They viewed St. George's Chapel, the State and private apartments, and the royal library, with the Prince explaining treasures in Spanish. A global claim notes half the people carry charms against ill fortune and harm.
Sunday School notes present John 10 16 as the golden text with the lesson scope Mark 7 1 37 and devotional reading Isaiah 11 1 10. The focus centers on Jesus gathering Gentile believers, uniting diverse followers into one flock under one shepherd.
The passage traces Jesus retreating from Galilee into Phoenician territory near Tyre and Sidon, hinting at the costs of his ministry. It evokes resilience as Christ breaks through confinement, healing a deaf man in Decapolis with Ephphatha, Be opened, and calls all to openness to the Spirit, as Brown reflects on faith renewed.
The tree planting division of the Dominion Department of Agriculture advises planting deciduous trees only when leafless. Best done early spring after the ground thaws, or in autumn once leaves have fallen. In general, aim for April or early May, with timing varying by locality and season.
The financial editor states the Bank of England aims to build a gold stock of 256 million pounds and then revert to the gold standard. He notes the current gold on hand is 168 million pounds versus 120 million on January 1.
In Rome Italy traffic policemen received numerous gifts from motorists during recent gift days. The event highlighted courteous exchanges between drivers and officers as pedestrians observed the exchanges from nearby streets.
The Quebec Chronicle Telegraph argues that higher postage reduces revenue, citing the three cent stamp in the United States and a penny post in Canada. It notes U S. forecasts of a $100 million loss in 1933 and suggests restoring the lower rates may boost income, detailing Canada’s decade of rising deficits since 1928-29.
The London Observer notes a scientific display promising a quieter rifle practice method using lens systems and a luminous target projected on a wall. Aiming and firing reveals a black spot on the target to mark the shot, raising questions about reducing warfare through hypothesis and conditional reasoning.
Old Auto Tires Guatemalans are fashioning useful domestic articles from second hand tires tin cans metal drums and containers of all kinds according to a report to the commerce department. An enterprising Guatemalan has established a sizeable business fashioning cakes native sandals from used automobile tires. Old inner tubes are made to serve as waterproof covers for horses and mules and for collars and ox yokes.
The North Star is described as a degree from the true north pole and a surer guide than the compass needle, according to the source.
Sales of radio equipment in Germany exceed the previous year with higher demand across multiple retailers and regions, signaling growing consumer and commercial interest in radio technology.
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