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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 03, 1936
Page
2
A vintage ad touts Gilletts Pure Flake Lye as saving hard rubbing by cutting grease and dirt quickly. It recommends a solution of one teaspoon in a quart of cold water for general cleaning and asserts full strength cleans and disinfects toilets sinks and clears clogged drains without harming plumbing or enamel. Get 2 tin.
The United States accounts for almost one third of global road miles. Worldwide road mileage totals just over 9.2 million miles, with North and South America claiming about 3.9 million miles and the United States exceeding 3.0 million miles of the regional total.
Link Fleming addresses Boone County cattlemen to form an irrigation company. Buzz Hamilton shoots at Fleming. Buster Townsend is wounded. Buzz is jailed for three years. Fleming and Helen form a partnership to irrigate their lands. An explosion destroys the house and plans. Buzz returns to Rawhide, drinks, and clashes with Fleming, who discovers $800 robbed from the bank. Strikes form. Fleming expels rivals as tensions rise.
Link returns to his ranch after thinning his North Valley herd as Ames Stephen warns of ruin tied to Fleming’s Folly. The sheriff hints at violence and debt, noting Helen’s sleepless nights and mounting pressure from Mell, Roper, and Matt Benson. Link, unflinching, presses on toward sunset.
An early advertorial extols Aspirin as a safe and fast relief for headaches and common pains, urging readers to consult doctors and compare with other remedies. It notes Aspirin tablets are made in Canada and branded Bayer with the cross emblem on each tablet.
In a tense exchange, Fleming pursues a risky plan as Link Ames curses a busted scheme. The men discuss a county murder risk, a holdup, and a stolen eight hundred, while Ames eyes a dam project and hints at Helen Hamilton’s fate, revealing distrust and wary intent.
Link confronts Buzz Hamilton over his homecoming plan to gain control of the Triple H ranch with Helen’s aid. Buzz argues for manager authority and a pardon while Link suspects Kilgo’s scheme to seize the spread. Tension rises as trust fractures between former friends.
Wembley officials and photographers clashed in a high altitude game day clash. Arsenal defeated Sheffield United 1 0 in the English Cup final before 93 000 fans as film companies staged aerial shoots with autogyros and planes. Officials used 20 searchlights, prompting negotiations and a ban on motion picture concerns.
A claim ties haggis to ancient Greece and traces its journey to England via Roman influence amid rising electricity demand in Great Britain noted during a period described as low mood, with a numeric exclamation 2149.
A devotional excerpt offers verses from 1 Peter 4 19 and meditations on trust in God amid suffering Instructive lines urge readers to fix their minds on the Deliverer and seek tenderness strength and mercy through daily trials
Hideyuki Kikuchi, 21, a Japanese scientist, reportedly completed an invention that emits ultra powerful electromagnetic waves. The system allegedly could revolutionize industry by smelting ores without traditional furnaces or coal hydrogenation. He plans patents in eleven countries, and Japan has withdrawn orders from Germany for electric furnaces.
The Boston Transcript notes that Dickens characters like Pecksniff Micawber and Uriah Heep are moral archetypes rather than flesh and blood figures. It argues Dickens’s enduring greatness lies in the recurring spirit of his genius, recognizable after many generations of readers and critics.
A busy father quotes Benjamin Franklin about money value and a college student replies he borrowed $50 from a roommate and asks what to do next. The exchange echoes a financial lesson on borrowing and responsibility.
A winter feeding trial at Dominion Experimental Station Scott Saskatchewan found that removing sunlight Vitamin D deficiency in pigs can be offset by adding an ounce daily of cach liver oil or pilchard oil to their ration.
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