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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
2
In Crawling Water Valley Rexhill schemes to vanish Wade using kidnapping and a blackmail plan. Moran pressures Rexhill amid family stakes, threats to Helen and a lie about Wade’s relationship as leverage. Moran departs to seize Wade while Rexhill weighs personal ruin and pursuit of power.
A tense exchange centers on Washington and a telegram about advisement. Moran warns of ruin from Senator Rexhill and demands a free hand as they discuss how to handle looming danger and financial threat amid mounting pressure and mistrust.
A fragment from a London Daily Express piece notes the death of Mr House, a wealthy Anglo-Indian, in a crowded central hotel. It reflects on city loneliness, contrasting his isolation with the metropolis’s ceaseless activity, and adds a quip about dictionaries from the Seattle Times.
Charles Murphy of Western Lines of the Ganadlan Pacific Railway announced plans to use Alberta coal as far east as Winnipeg. He said the move would stimulate business and display confidence in Alberta steam coal, with about 200000 tons likely to be loaded for fall use to aid the mines.
An article notes that many people suffer heart trouble signs such as palpitations, rapid or irregular beats, and breathlessness under stress. It explains symptoms may appear with excitement, overwork, or worry, causing concern for those affected.
Mrs. Alice Bishop of Hamilton Ontario endorses Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills claiming relief from heart palpitations shortness of breath and nervous strain after using the pills. Price 60 cents a box available at dealers or by mail from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ont.
The Game Conservation Board of the Dominion Government approved plans to create Bowron Game Refuge in British Columbia. The refuge aims to shelter a greater variety of wild game than any area in Canada or the United States. An unrelated note on English bank bills explains that when a note returns to circulation the cashier's signature is canceled.
A European development converts common peat into a corklike material. The item resembles cork in appearance and qualities, suggesting new industrial use and potential supply implications for various applications.
The Gothard line features about 50 tunnels linking Switzerland and Italy. The St Gothard tunnel spans nearly ten miles and differs from the Simpson by grade and altitude, affecting express service and freight. Mont Cenis, completed in 1872, first linked France with Italy, reducing reliance on historic passes.
An advertisement touts Putnam's Painless Corn Exactor as a fast remedy for corns. It claims all corns vanish quickly when applied and notes the product costs 25 cents everywhere.
Sir Ray Lankester notes a common error about pipe juice containing nicotine. He explains nicotine is a colorless liquid carried by smoke, not deposited at the end of a pipe or cigar, and is the chief agent acting on the nervous system though it has no aroma. A dog’s death can follow a drop of pure nicotine.
Rome marks its 2676th birthday with massive crowds in streets and balconies as Premier Mussolini presides. A national oath to militiamen is taken and troops reviewed across one hundred Italian cities, with Massalini appearing to signals. An advertising blurb promotes Dr Thomas’ Electric Oil as a remedy for pain and rheumatism.
Ignace Paderewski, famed pianist and former Poland president, has earned about 460000 dollars since last November according to the New York Evening Test. He averaged 7000 dollars for each of sixty six recitals, reflecting ongoing demand for his piano performances.
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