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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
3
James Cheney of 616 Sar cent Ave Winnipeg reports long standing back and kidney pains stomach issues and severe fatigue. After trying various remedies he found Tanlac and credits it with easing pain restoring appetite sleep and strength and says he has gained fifteen pounds. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
The New York Herald notes China with about 400 million people and 3.9 million square miles hosts fewer than 7,000 miles of railway, less than a third of U S mileage, and a much smaller area. It calls China virgin ground for motor transport and tractor development with vast potential.
A call from Carnarvon to Dr. Trent Howan of Perth required urgent surgical help with no rail links. Western Australia Airways flew a surgeon from Perth to Geraldton in three and a half hours, then Carnarvon arrived soon after. The operation was performed and the surgeon returned to Geraldton Aero Drome the next night, marking his fastest career call.
A lifelong resident near Bolton England is a skilled gardener who has served as a judge at several flower shows, earning local recognition for his expertise and steady contribution to horticultural events.
A historical extract discusses food allergies and intolerances, citing Dr William Savages case of a boy who cannot eat eggs in any form. It notes reactions from birth, the banning of eggs, and later severe episodes after a minor exposure. It describes diasncrasy as hereditary and mentions other foods causing reactions across generations.
Nerviline provides quick relief for sciatica and nerve pain through frequent applications. The ad claims deep penetration and soothing of irritated nerves with relief from rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and muscular pain at 35 cents a bottle. Rockefeller Foundation donates 1 000 000 to University of London and University College Hospital and offers 2 900 000 for a hygiene school building project with British government funding.
The healthy child sleeps well and is happy. the sickly child cries and is cross. Mothers are urged to use Baby's Own Tablets to regulate bowels, soothe the stomach, and promote sleep. The mild laxative formula is safe for newborns and guaranteed opiate free, sold by medicine dealers or clergy at 23 cents per box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co.
The Prince of Wales found amusement in English inscriptions shown by Japanese tradesmen. Phrases include Taflor of Resistant Wet Coat and Baggages Sent any Birection by Internal Railway, along with Horse-bis Shop and Coats Made from any hides Yours or Ours. Ladies Furnished In the Upner Story.
The Provincial Government of Vancouver reports loans totaling 1,108,658 dollars to establish and stimulate 66 industries in British Columbia. About 890 to 900 people are now employed, with several loans already repaid in full. Mothers can identify worm trouble in children and use a reliable remedy, Mother Graves Worm Exterminator.
A Turkish carpet crafted for an English nobleman features about 23.5 million stitches. The intricate weaving took eighteen months to complete.
An advertisement promotes Catarrhozone as a safe winter cure for colds. It claims inhaling piney essences clears congestion and head fog, with relief lasting two months for a dollar. Available in trial and small sizes from dealers of the Glarrbozone Co in Montreal.
A bustling wardrobe update notes the spring suit as a key item. A charming gray twill ensemble features self-colored embroidery and precise tailoring, paired with a large straw picture hat adorned with cherry shades, signaling a familiar fashion look soon to be seen widely.
Discussion outlines major challenges in Canada’s paper industry including wood decay in storage, long log hauls, and stagnant pulping methods over fifty years. Estimates a 25 percent industry gain if solved. The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research of Ottawa offers 7 Fellowships, 7 Studentships, and 29 Bursaries to train scientists to tackle pulp and paper problems.
A vintage ad claims women show weakness, headaches, and blues signal need for Dr Hamiltons Pills. It touts relief from constipation and headaches, removes poisons from the system, and urges girls and women to rely on this medicine, noting dealers in Montreal.
A Johannesburg Times editorial urges bold spending to boost enterprise, reduce unemployment, and lift the nation from stagnation. It argues delaying action wastes opportunity and that immediate investment leads to a healthier, more productive economy with better times ahead.
J Bruce Walker director of Winnipeg’s public publicity spoke at the Rotary Club of Omaha. His address was radio broadcast across Iowa Nebraska and Missouri via Omaha Daily News staff. An estimated 175000 to 200000 heard the talk. The event signals new publicity for Western Canada and goodwill between nations.
Kingston Whig quotes the line a divinity shapes our ends as proof that manicurists are not a modern development. The piece notes that 163 American college graduates and universities are now studying in French universities, numbering 24 in total.
A testimonial claims Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription restored Mrs. A. H. Bishop to strength after a rundown system left her unfit for daily duties. The note describes two bottles used and offers to answer inquiries with a stamped envelope.
London letter urges women to try Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female troubles. A testimonial from a mother describes dropsy during pregnancy improving after two bottles, with renewed energy and relief from nervous rundown.
The article explains tracing tuberculosis by marking hogs and tracking their sources to slaughter. It notes packs reveal farm origins of tuberculous hogs, often linking to cattle but sometimes indicating avian tuberculosis from poultry. It references Liverpool as a leading site in England for such disease studies.
The New York World proposes adding wireless radio to Amundsen and his men’s equipment. It argues that even in ice bound seas they should stay in contact with the outside world for location updates or relief. The device would shield against northern winter rigors and ease the isolation of polar travel.
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes for dyeing wool, cotton, linen, or mixed fabrics. It claims dramatic renewal of worn dresses, draperies, and home textiles without streaking or fading, urging readers to consult their druggist for material type.
The article notes a thermostatic element that maintains current for 60 seconds after the switch is opened. It explains the practical benefit of lights remaining on for a minute, helping people avoid accidents like tripping over furniture or bumping into a half-open door.
Vancouver’s port expansion is underscored by fiscal year results ending March 31 1922 with total revenue of 12986876 dollars an increase of 3400000 over the prior year reflecting stronger sea trade and customs activity.
The text asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine will treat catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh and not other diseases. It describes internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces and claims to restore normal conditions. Circulation of free circulars is offered by Fr. Cheney Co., Toledo Ohio.
Calgary hosts the twenty first annual pure bred bull auction at the stock yards. 425 beef sires from Alberta herds sold this spring. Since the 1901 start, 5651 bulls have been sold for 1 029 750 dollars. A later line notes Holloway Corn Remover offers relief for cracked feet.
For the first three months of this year Vancouver BC issued building permits totaling 90000 dollars, far below last year’s first quarter value of 750000 dollars. The change highlights a sharp year over year decline in early mention.
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