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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 22, 1924
Page
2
Advert reads skin diseases and taints blocked health must be removed. It claims Dr Hamied's Pills cleanse the system, smooth the skin, restore rosy cheeks and a clear complexion. Also promotes Hamilton's pills for good looks and spirits and Marmilion's pills sold by dealers or The Rhozone Co Montreal.
Mary Fraser survives a daring horse thieves escape with Ronald Machar and plans for pursuit by Sergt Melvin. The group encounters Mounted Police, rails split between rival attentions, and a tense ride home as a tense, romance flavored rescue unfolds amid prairie dangers.
A Canadian woman from Qwen Sound describes ten years of female organic trouble neuralgia and indigestion. She endured pain, weakness, and sleepless nights until Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her symptoms. She praises the remedy and endorses sharing the letter.
Essendale British Columbia farm reports a record Holstein cow named Colony Wayne Perfection producing 253 250 pounds of milk. Ottawa has not yet approved butter reforms, but expectations align with the high milk yield. Colony Farm operates as a provincial government facility.
A fragment from a performance scene shows a hostess complimenting Mr Krashofiski on his playing and asking for the pianist's thoughts on a pilanet while the pianist responses in limited English.
Bobby Leach, 64, vows to attempt Niagara Falls again around mid June using a light rubber ball shaped like a rugby egg. The 1911 survivor of Horseshoe Falls will push a 50 pound ball, built from his own plans in Hudson Massachusetts, relying on film rights for compensation.
The British Museum recently celebrated its one hundred sixty fifth birthday. The article notes the public fascination with its exhibits and the vast library, with readers and researchers stirring curiosity as they seek romances in its tomes and clues to ancestral lands.
A United Hospital Fund report shows New York City allocates about 35 million dollars annually to hospital maintenance with over 10 million spent on food. Meal costs vary from 15 cents in general hospitals to 34 cents in maternity institutions.
A Turkish law allows a husband to divorce his wife freely with or without cause but requires a substantial monetary settlement. The provision acts as a strict check on divorce to protect the wife and ensure financial support.
A speaker compares life to a shotgun and rifle, stressing concentration versus scatter. He urges holding steady, choosing proper tasks, and disciplined effort to gain power and success, citing examples from a child learning to shoot and a girl training piano skills. (To be continued)
Cod liver oil comes from codfish caught on Newfoundland banks. A playful aside reminds readers not to eat with fingers since forks were invented later than hands.
Boy Scouts hold a lively meeting featuring a timed "freeze" drill using an Alert whistle and two Carry on signals. A roaming "stranger" questioned patrols for two minutes reveals how much they learn, with Wolf patrols excelling by uncovering more details. Scoutmaster Heywood of Burnaby visits, speaks, and treats the troop afterward.
Chicago physicians showcased a radio knife that may enable virtually bloodless cancer operations. Dr. L. E. Schmidt performed two procedures using low power radio transmitters between a knitting needle shaped blade and tin foil patient contact, producing heat to burn through skin and muscle with minimal bleeding. The surgeon said tissue could be seared to a depth of about thirty seconds of an inch, enabling very delicate operations.
A dollar invested for 100 years at 6 percent compound growth yields about 958.30 dollars, while at 3 percent it grows to only 19.21 dollars, illustrating the impact of rate on long-term returns.
Community voices rise as scandal tests conditions in crowded schools. Officials face scrutiny while families push for solutions amid sustained crowding and resource strain.
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