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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
3
A Cobourg Ontario woman reports lasting relief from severe head pain after using Dr Chase's Nerve Food. She says headaches eased after seven boxes and credits the product with strengthening her system and eliminating the pain. Available 50c a box through dealers or Edmanson Bates & Co Toronto.
Germany supplied allies with 890 million gold marks in the first quarter. U S wheat forecast at 584 795 000 bushels by the Agriculture Department. May 63 5 percent of normal. James R Davis asks for three motor boats to curb Detroit River traffic. Saskatchewan U experiments with domesticating buffalo. Canadian parks buffaloes multiplying. soon for market. Over 50 000 French government employees dismissed for economy. Wholesale layoffs save 300 000 000 francs. Rev G Quinlan Warner of Cronyn Memorial Church plans a meeting on faith healing.
A Crofton Maryland reader describes years of inflammatory rheumatism and rheumatic fever, claiming Dr Pierce's Anutin Tablets restored mobility after six bottes. The testimonial urges others to try the remedy and mentions its availability at local shops and through Dr Pierce's Laboratory in Bridgeport Ontario.
The Birmingham Age Herald reports a foreign visitor asking if there is danger from Indiaoy as the Chief Ganger is pressed about continuing westward. The reply indicates plans to proceed but cautions to stay clear of motor cars.
Thousands converted by this remedy report relief from sciatica lumbago and neuralgia. Nerviline sinks in quickly to sore muscles providing noticeable comfort. The ad promises a hundred and one minor ills yield rapidly to Nerviline, urging trial at 33 cents at all dealers.
Former British Agriculture Minister Lord Ernle writes to the London Times on the 1917 Imperial Conference that store cattle from Canada should be admitted soon after the war, noting Britain could speak only for itself and would consult Irish colleagues before final action. He argues a policy shift could come from German submarine pressure and favors a limited period allowance of Canadian cattle to remove stigma of disease. Also reports the burial of Captain L Hussey of the Quest at Grytviken on March 4 and notes blue turquoise supply linked to Sinai mining.
A South Wales meeting opener jokes about Lloyd George's size. He replies that the chair has mismeasured him, noting in North Wales men are measured from the chin up while the speaker here seems to measure from the chin down, silencing further personal jokes.
A testimonial from Mrs. Jos. Ache of Coteau Randi endorses Baby's Own Tablets as safe for newborns and growing children. The product is described as a mild laxative without opiates, guaranteed to do good. Sold by retailers and by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A fragmented Toronto OCR item mentions a binge, poison, and blood toxin without clear dates. It references injuries, a daughter opinion on surgery, and healing claims tied to a wartime context. The passage notes burns, pimples, cuts, and other ailments with an emphasis on remedies and recovery.
The Montreal branch of the Canadian Authors Association reported growth in membership to 129 and influence. Guests included Buss Carman Netlie McClung and H M Meredith, son of a renowned novelist, with Miss J E Sime elected chairman for the year as the branch plans monthly informal meetings.
An old advertisement extols Dr Mamillon's Pills as a mild natural stimulant to the bowels, claiming they restore liver and bowel action, end constipation, and benefit all ages. It warns against harsh purges and promotes the medicine as a safe family remedy sold for 25 cents.
Four pure-bred race horse stallions and five mares were shipped by the Prince of Wales from England to Iris ranch at Beddefield Alta. One stallion was bought in England for 55,000. The Alberta ranch has seen multiple consignments of purebred stock since his Canada visit in 1919, with a recent shipment under a Special staff from an English farm. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil is marketed from Canada andknown internationally.
Announcement states the new Egyptian flag will be green with three white stars and a white crescent. The royal flag will add a crown to the design, signaling a broader ceremonial version.
A Saskatchewan reader reports Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her daughter's health and period issues. She notes many neighbors and mothers recommend the remedy, saying it has aided women for nearly fifty years and continues to be discussed in communities.
Cape Times report quotes Gen Jao Smuts praising Lloyd George and warning that a failure to secure disarmament could split Europe into two armed camps. Smuts says backing France and Russian militarism risks Britain arming, while Poincare and Chitchat's stance may doom disarmament. Minor oddities noted in text.
Engraving and printing limits slow the supply of paper money as Germany faces a paper note shortage. Authorities plan to introduce 5000 mark notes, easier to manufacture than 1000 mark bills, with 4000 mark notes expected this summer. The 1000 mark remains worth about 3.50 dollars at current exchange rates. No surgery required for coin removal with Holloway's Corn Remover.
Alberta declared a leading seed producer with half a million bushels of seed oats shipped across Canada this spring. Orders poured in from every province in the Dominion as Alberta's seed quality and per acre yield set a high standard. The University of Alberta’s agriculture faculty is credited for steering farmers toward seed growing, earning medals at Chicago’s international hay and grain show and building a durable reputation for hardy, virile seed.
Ottawa Journal notes the Cambridge eight averaged six feet one and three quarter inches in height and 178 and a half pounds, with Oxford at six feet half an inch and 172 pounds. The two crews proved exceptionally powerful, dispelling the notion of a degenerate British male and reflecting wartime vigor across classes. The piece adds a statistic about tea imports from India and Ceylon.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a powerful throat and bronchial treatment for coughs colds catarrhs and winter throat irritation. It promises rapid relief stopping coughing clearing the throat and soothing irritation with a warm healing sensation. Available in small and trial sizes from Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
A statement by RK L Ram say field supervisor for the Soldiers Settlement Board reports 3738 soldiers placed in B C with 900 settling in the Lower Fraser Valley. The figure was disclosed at a meeting of agricultural officials.
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