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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
3
A reader recounts six weeks of rheumatism pain in feet and wrists eased after taking Kruschen Salts. She could not take medicines due to stomach trouble, and credits Kruschen for full recovery as the salts act on the bloodstream to neutralize uric acid and restore eliminative organs, preventing further buildup of poisons.
Twelve feet high and weighing two tons a statue of Christopher Columbus was shipped from Milan to America as a gift of Italo Americans to the Chicago World's Fair. Publication of names of those earning $100000 a year or more will not be permitted, says Hon. E N Rhodes. Rhodes seeks power to raise up to 750000000 by resolution notice given. During eight months of the crop year ending in March, 22670775 bushels of Canadian wheat went abroad via U S ports per Dominion Bureau of Statistics report. Petitions with 400000 names protesting banning Judge Rutherford's lectures were presented to the House of Commons. Walter Ostman completes private pilot tests in Winnipeg 23 days after starting training, solo flight hours total ten. Dr Kiang Kang Hu says China is in danger and sails home from Montreal. Bankers in Montreal confirm Toronto statements of a one half of one percent reduction in six percent loans, action varies by bank.
A forthcoming large conversion loan may total up to 750 million dollars with authority sought by Finance Minister E N Rhodes. The issue aims for late summer sale with rates tied to market, expected to yield just over four percent.
The anecdote centers on a mis-spelled letter about Brown missing at home. Betsy the chambermaid quips that if wife is spelled as Yf, what else can it spell, highlighting playful word spelling from the Franklin household.
French Indochina produced more rubber in the last year than in 1931. The sentiment of pleasure is diminished when not shared with another.
A simple weekly recipe yields icing for one cake. Mix sugar with water, cook to a long thread, beat egg yolks while pouring syrup over them, then add orange juice and rind and heat to a spreadable consistency. Thin with juice if needed.
Four cups cooked rice and ingredients including onion tomatoes salt pepper fat and pound of meat form a simple meat pie method. Sauté onion in fat until browned, add meat if used, brown, then add tomato and seasoning. Layer rice and meat in greased dish with gravy, top with rice and fat, bake half an hour.
The British Museum in London reports ongoing Catalogue work now in its third year. Compilers have not finished the letter A with about 4,000,000 books to list. The planned catalogue will reach 165 volumes and be sold at 2500 dollars.
Brussels will hold an aviation exhibition in place of the usual auto show this year. Electric lights are planned to cast MWuminated pictures on the clouds during the Chicago event, signaling a novel visual spectacle.
Hon J F Bryant of the Saskatchewan Commission on Conservation and Afforestation urged new forestry and water conservation measures in Regina. He warned that southern Saskatchewan must adapt farming methods to mitigate future droughts and revisited historic drought patterns and lake level trends to support planned afforestation.
A Saskatchewan Commission urges drought prediction and afforestation. Manitoba and Alberta drought commissions study global forest programs. Emphasis on wood for fuel, unemployment relief, and replacing harvested trees to save coal use. Sweden’s forest wealth cited. Saskatchewan could tax land to pay debts via forests, with a cooperative prairie federated afforestation program.
A surgical operation on mosquitoes under a microscope removes their salivary glands to extract malaria germs carried there. Surgeons then use gland contents to give paresis patients artificial mosquito bites as part of treatment.
Mercury in America's business barometer points upward as favorable news from coast to coast arrives. Factories resume steady activity with whistles, railroads report revived business, farm prices rise, and employment grows. Analysts predict improving conditions ahead, though some gains may be seasonal.
The city of London spent five million dollars last year to collect and manage refuse. The report details the budgeting for waste services, highlighting the scale of operations and the financial impact on municipal expenditures.
Sunday School lesson features John 7 46 golden text Never man so spake Devotional reading Psalm 27 1 6 and Mark 12 1 44 to guide reflection and study.
A scribe asks Jesus which commandment is first within the law. Jesus cites Deuteronomy 6 4 and Leviticus 19 18, uniting love of God and love of neighbor as the core duty, shaping ethical focus over ritual rules. The passage reflects on ancient emphasis between ritual and moral duties and notes Jesus’ synthesis of the two commandments.
A 600 pound iron shaft with inscriptions Con vention of London and October 20, 1818 lies in the Northern Pacific Railway storeroom in St Paul unclaimed for over forty years. E W Bennett, former traffic superintendent, still seeks the shipper who sent it from Pembina North Dakota in 1889.
A playful exchange centers on a car inquiry scene with a father asking fuel mileage, mother inquiring upholstery color, son gauging speed, daughter noting the horn sound, and neighbors questioning affordability. The vignette hints at a bustling household weighing a vehicle's features and cost.
Alaska hopes to complete a road connection extending toward the United States amid efforts to fill in transport links. In Chile a prolonged drought leaves vast coastal stretches without rain for nearly thirty years, affecting local ecosystems and weather patterns.
Oshawa Times notes Canada holds about 225 million bushels in storage and that a ten cent wheat price increase would add 22.5 million dollars to farmers. The rising Winnipeg prices promise further gains, creating new spending power that could spark wider trade and business activity across the country.
Three new Thames bridges at Hampton Court Twickenham and Chiswick will be opened in early summer by the Prince of Wales. A plan considers a royal barge progress along the river rarely seen since a King and Queen used it for a state journey. The Hampton Court bridge near the old iron structure is by Sir Edward Lutyens, in three spans of reinforced concrete faced with Portland stone and brick.
God's Lake Manitoba will buzz with mining this summer as machinery is flown in and drillers move to the site. Three shafts will be sunk. Crews in the district gather for a season of work with a view to bringing the area into production in the Hudson Bay region. Carl Sherman, the district's only white trapper, reports a new discovery. Three miles from Jowsey properties, 14 claims have already been staked.
Twenty white swans imported from England join fifty swans at Elk Lake bird sanctuary in Victoria B C. Donated by the Ancient Guilds on the Thames the Vintners and Dyers Companies to the Park to beautify the area. The King remains the only person allowed to own swans on the Thames. Found during the voyage but the swans are in good health. Aberdeen and Dundee Scotland plan slum clearances.
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