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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
6
A printer's reader reports reduced headaches dizziness and headaches disappearing after using Kruschen Salts. He notes improved circulation stronger appetite and easier adaptation to colder baths, crediting the remedy with restoring earlier vision and fitness. The ad claims Kruschen salts address disordered stomach and constipation by aiding elimination to restore natural function.
France’s Promethee a 1500 ton long distance submarine is launched at 295 feet. A Montreal to Paris flight in spring 1931 is eyed by pilot Rudolf Page. Ontario forestry logs over 14000 hours flown this year. Gullion 17 wins International Oratorical contest. Leduc 17 second. Eight nations compete. Karpoff leaves army to become a monk. Lambie to Canada Winnipeg December. Imperial delegates see 37 British aircraft at Croydon. MacDonald witnesses. Butter adulteration penalties under study by Minister Weir. Montreal bridge cost inquiry rumors denied by Sir George Perley acting PM.
Keeping soil weed free was the focus of a meeting of the advisory weed board at Edmonton. Sixteen supervisors were reviewed under E. L. Gray, field crops commissioner. Recommendations will be sent to the Department of Agriculture for next year’s undertakings.
Great Bear Lake in the Mackenzie district of the North West Territories Canada is generally admitted as the largest lake wholly within Canadian territory. Its area is about 12 000 square miles.
The Royal William, built in Quebec in 1833 and Canadian owned, became the first vessel to cross the Atlantic using steam power alone, marking a landmark in transatlantic navigation.
In a reflection on the R-101 tragedy the piece compares it to the Titanic crisis and notes Britain’s continued push in ocean liners. It argues the Empire air program will endure despite losses, with the nation transforming reverses into future triumphs. Toronto Mall and Empire.
The tenth anniversary of radio broadcasting is celebrated, noting its rapid growth since 1920 when Pittsburgh began regular programs and politics via broadcasts. Early crystal-detector sets required family listening and later vacuum tubes and loudspeakers expanded range and quality, shaping a major industry.
Six large waffles made from flour milk eggs butter and baking powder. Beat yolks with milk then sifted dry ingredients, fold in melted butter and stiffly beaten egg whites. Serve with honey syrup made by heating honey with melted butter for a rich finish.
Wing-Commander Kingsford-Smith of Australia flew from England to Australia completing 10000 miles in nine days and 231 hours. Despite recent illnesses and two operations, his feat surpassed Bert Hinkler’s 1928 record and rivaled Lindbergh’s solo flights in significance. The achievement elevates British Empire aviation prestige and crowns him among the era’s greatest pilots.
After sour stomachs from foods, Phillips Milk of Magnesia offers rapid relief by neutralizing excess stomach acid. The tasteless liquid is promoted as a long trusted, physician prescribed remedy for over fifty years. Look for genuine Phillips on the bottle and wrapper. 50 cent bottles in drugstores.
Manitoba Agriculture College received a three thousand year old barley specimen from Palestine via Dr. C. T. Currelly of the Royal Ontario Museum. Discovered in Tell-Fara grain pits dating to King Solomon era, the charcoal colored seeds retain barley’s distinctive form despite fragmentary pieces.
Smart women adopt woollen frocks with tailored lines and buttoned vest. Style No. 922 offers sizes 16 through 42 inch bust with options in dark green wool crepe and tweed. Instructions note yardage for 36 size and collar cuffs, plus vest fabric. Send 25 cents to Fashion Bureau with name and address, pattern number and size.
Recipe directions for scalloped sweet potatoes and apples. Layer half the potatoes with half the apples, sugar, and butter, season with salt, then bake in a moderate oven for one hour.
Benjamin Tibbits of St John New Brunswick designed and built the steamship Reindeer using the first compound steam engine. The engine reduced fuel needs and transformed marine transportation.
The wooden shipbuilding industry in Canada achieved maximum development in 1865, with Quebec alone hosting 25 shipyards and eight floating docks in 1852, employing about 5,000 workers.
An aging proverb reflects shifting self view across decades. At twenty the speaker feels certainty grows, by thirty confidence expands, by forty doubt rises, and by fifty resignation sets in. The line captures evolving self perception with age.
A. Swanson showcased new backyard fruits in Port Arthur including a banana melon, a shape between banana and cucumber with cantaloupe texture, and an orange peach resembling a grapefruit hybrid. Both fruits grow on vines and attracted attention.
The Canadian Sugar Factories Limited refinery at Raymond Alberta will likely operate through the end of January due to a heavy beet crop, about 11 000 tons. Beet slicing began September 25 last.
A ruby said to be flawless and of excellent color weighing about 100 carats has been found in Mogok upper Burma. Secrecy surrounds the discovery but if confirmed it would rank among the world’s most priceless gems.
A vintage ad urges sufferers of dull skin yellow eyes and fatigue to treat a torpid liver with Carter's Little Liver Pills. Promoting mild vegetable laxative effects the ad claims no calomel or habit forming risk. Available in 25c and 75c red packages.
Anglo-Western Oils, a British group, has entered the Southern Alberta oil development and will begin by drilling two wells in the Milk River field shortly.
A compact quip notes how speedy modern travel contrasted with horse drawn era humor about riders and their steeds a playful remark on slang meaning of zip by in earlier times.
Georgetown British Guiana has completed installation of the world’s only semi automatic waterworks. The new system promises improved efficiency and reliability in city utilities, marking a notable achievement in public infrastructure.
The lesson centers on Thomas’s declaration “My Lord and My God” from John 20 28 with key passages in John 11 14-16 14 5-8 20 24-29 21 1 2 and devotional reading Proverbs 3 13-20. It highlights faith in Jesus and reflects on wisdom from Proverbs.
The passage surveys Thomas figures across John 11 and 14, noting his literal doubt about Lazarus and the Way, Truth, and Life. It recounts Thomas Didymus urging risk for Jesus, his earthly kingdom expectation, and his later demand for personal evidence of the resurrection before faith.
Wilhjaumur Stefannson, long familiar with Arctic conditions, asserts Sir Hubert Wilkins can reach the North Pole by submarine. He notes no icebergs within 400 miles of the Pole, citing shallow floes and arguing icebergs, deeper than a thousand feet, do not threaten the mission. He compares risk to a polar flight and would insure them for less.
A vintage cooking note extols caramel pudding and provides step by step guidance. It explains boiling a sealed can of condensed milk in water for two and a half hours, safely cooling, opening, and serving the contents with nut meats and whipped cream. It also suggests individual serving ideas with sliced pudding and optional plain cream.
Farmers in Alberta increasingly use the Purebred Bull Purchase Act passed at the last Legislature session. Many applicants seek Red Polled bulls, previously less favored, with Dairy Shorthorn bulls also in demand. The shift suggests a move toward farming diversification.
The dialogue shows an agent and actor debating an oral deal. The actor quips about a verbal salary after the agent asserts a verbal contract is sufficient, highlighting skepticism about informal agreements.
A widow contemplates remarrying despite a will that leaves the fortune to the brother. She clarifies that she intends to marry the brother, revealing a cunning twist in the succession. The exchange underscores family ties and sharp wit in a domestic dilemma.
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