Doctor W A Large Physician and Surgeon Ad in Roblin
A brief classified notice for Dr. W A Large, physician and surgeon, listing office and residence in Roblin Manitoba with contact telephones and street address details.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 26, 1955
Page
4
A brief classified notice for Dr. W A Large, physician and surgeon, listing office and residence in Roblin Manitoba with contact telephones and street address details.
A compact notice mentions Roserve with a floral gift service and a contact phone number 191. The item appears as a brief directory or advertisement snippet from a historical newspaper page segment.
A fragmentary notice discusses Forest Conservation Week and forestry development concerns in Canada. It mentions fire suppression costs, public costs, and the impact on workers, with references to Forest Service crews and voluntary fire prevention efforts. It notes historical context and public interest in forest safety and conservation.
The text lists scattered times across a day including seven in the morning and afternoon hours at 2.30 pm and 3.15 pm. It lacks clear context, names, places, or events to form a full news item. This appears to be a partial timetable fragment from an old newspaper page.
Manioba province led in the Red Cross Campaign reaching 366966 by April 28 1955. Despite severe March road and weather setbacks canvassing continued across Manitoba with heightened effort and donations in provincial headquarters and branches. The populace is praised for ongoing generosity aiding the needy globally and locally through Red Cross efforts.
A civic appeal highlights Red Cross efforts and the call for continued support. The message praises mercy and essential goodness, urging readers to contribute to making the world a better place through active participation and shared effort.
A new sub station in the clay belt of the Upper Nelson River area begins operations this year. Established by the Experimental Farms Service, it sits near Wabowden Mile 137 on land provided by Manitoba, north of latitude 54. Tests in 1955 will study cereal forage and vegetables with and without fertilizers to gauge agricultural potential for northern settlement. The Brandon Experimental Farm operates the Wabowden sub station.
A compact quotation reflecting on the cost of stepping into darkness and delay, noting that a single backward step or refusal of light can wound pride and trust across many. Eddy emphasizes the spiritual consequence of wavering in faith.
A reader guidance piece outlines steps after a minor crash including remaining at the scene, checking for injuries, exchanging details, noting damages, and reporting to the insurer. It emphasizes calm handling and avoiding trouble, noting most minor accidents can be settled easily with fair play.
A reflective remark on the sublime happiness a mother feels when her child achieves good fortune, attributed to Jean Pault Richtes.
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