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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
7
A reader describes personal relief from chronic headaches and dizziness after using Krawhen Salts. He notes improved circulation, renewed energy, and a revived tolerance to cold baths, attributing the changes to the remedy’s effect on digestion and elimination.
France unveils Promethee a 1500 ton long cruiser 295 feet long. A Montreal to Paris flight is hoped for spring 1931 by pilot Rudolph Page. Ontario forestry records over 14000 hours flown in year. Edmund Gullion wins fifth International Oratorical contest in Washington. Paul Leduc second among eight nations. General Karpoff becomes a monk. W B Lambie reassigned to Canada Winnipeg December. Imperial delegates view 37 British aircraft at Croydon. MacDonald witnesses. Weir eyes stronger butter adulteration penalties. Montreal bridge cost probe not yet decided. Sir George Perley denies inquiry plans.
Alberta weed control work was reviewed at a Parliament Buildings Edmonton meeting of the advisory weed board. Sixteen supervisors were assessed under field crops commissioner E L Gray. Recommendations will be sent to the Department of Agriculture for next year’s programme with important undertakings suggested.
Great Bear Lake in the Mackenzie district of the North West Territories is generally admitted as the largest body of water 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 powered solely by steam.
The Toronto Mail and Empire argues that Britain's maritime pride after the R-101 disaster will not derail its imperial air program. It notes ships surpassing prior records are still in development and praises Britain's history of turning failures into lasting triumphs despite the setback.
The tenth anniversary of radio broadcasting marks rapid growth from Pittsburgh beginnings in 1920 to widespread political broadcasts and family earphone use. Early crystal detectors gave way to vacuum tubes and loudspeakers, expanding range and quality, with television soon following as a major industry.
This item lists a weekly recipe for waffles with ingredients and steps. It includes 2 cups flour 4 teaspoons baking powder and 1 teaspoon salt plus 124 cups milk 3 eggs and 6 tablespoons butter. It instructs beating yolks adding milk and dry ingredients, melting butter, folding in egg whites, and yields six large waffles with honey syrup made from melted butter honey and additional heat.
The Australian Wing-Commander Kingsford-Smith flew from England to Australia in nine days 23 15 hours, cutting more than five days off the prior record. Despite recent illnesses and two surgeries, his feat surpasses earlier legends and elevates British Empire aviation prestige.
A three thousand year old barley sample from Tell-Fara in Palestine has arrived at Manitoba Agriculture College. Discovered by Sir Flinders Petrie, the specimen was sent via Dr. C. T. Currelly of the Royal Ontario Museum of Archaeology. The seeds resemble charcoal in texture but retain clear barley seed shape.
Fashion Bureau details Style No. 922 with tailored line and vest wrap bodice suitable for sizes 16 through 42 inch bust. Woollen crepe options in green and red tweed offer varied fabric finishes. pattern requires multiple yardage and costs 25 cents.
A recipe describes layering half the boiled sweet potatoes with apples sugar and butter in a baking dish. Repeat layers and bake in a moderate oven for one hour. Salt is added between layers to finish.
Benjamin Tibbits designed and built the steamship Reindeer at St John New Brunswick. His first compound steam engine reduced fuel use and transformed marine transport across Canada and beyond.
After meals some people suffer sour stomachs or indigestion due to over-stimulated stomach nerves and excess acid. The quick fix is Phillips Milk of Magnesia, a tasteless liquid that neutralizes acid. The genuine product has been prescribed for over fifty years, comes in liquid form, and is sold in 50 cent bottles at drugstores.
A. Swanson showcased new fruits in Port Arthur including a banana melon shaped between a banana and cucumber with cantaloupe like texture and taste, and an orange peach resembling a hybrid of orange and peach with grapefruit notes. Both vines.
The advancement of wooden ship construction in Canada culminated in 1865. By 1852 Quebec boasted 25 shipyards and eight floating docks, employing about 5,000 workers in the industry.
The Alberta Sugar Factory refinery at Raymond Alberta will likely stay in operation until year end due to a heavy beet crop. Beets harvested this year total around 11 000 tons and slicing began September 25th.
A concise reflection on aging traces how certainty shifts across decades from twenty to fifty, noting growing doubt by middle age and eventual resolve to relinquish firm certainties.
A ruby weighing about 100 carats has been found in Mogok, upper Burma. Secrecy surrounds the discovery, with reports claiming flawless quality and excellent color. If confirmed, it would rank among the world's most priceless gems.
A vintage advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a cure for torpid liver and bilious symptoms. It claims to stimulate bile flow, function as a mild laxative, and offer a vegetable, non habit forming tonic without calomel. Available in 25c and 75c red packages at drugstores.
English firm Anglo-Western Oils has joined the Southern Alberta oil development and will commence operations by drilling two wells in the Milk River field imminently.
The line evokes an era when a fast vehicle meant a swift horse was at play not a drinker’s haste, contrasting slang of the past with modern speed ideas. It reflects playful social language from earlier times.
In Georgetown British Guiana the city has installed the first and only semi automatic waterworks. The system promises improved efficiency and reduced labor in municipal water services.
The lesson centers on Thomas's declaration My Lord and My God from John 20 28 and surveys John 11 14 16 14 5 8 20 29 21 1 2 3 Proverbs 3 13 20. It presents devotional readings and highlights faith in Jesus as Lord and God.
The text surveys Thomas the Apostle across John chapter 11 through 21, noting his doubt about Lazarus, his confusion over Jesus as the Way, Truth, and Life, and his demand for personal proof of the resurrection. It recounts Jesus meeting Thomas after the resurrection and the subsequent appearances with the disciples by the Sea of Galilee.
Stefansson, longtime Arctic resident, trusts Sir Hubert Wilkins will succeed in a submarine voyage to the North Pole. He notes no icebergs within 400 miles of the Pole and argues floes are shallow, making a submarine passage feasible. He compares submarine risk favorably to polar flight and cites Wilkins’ prior role in Stefansson’s 1913-16 Arctic expedition.
A recipe describes making caramel pudding by boiling an unopened can of Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk for two and a half hours, then cooling. Contents are removed from the can and served with whipped cream and nut meats, either in slices or as individual portions with optional plain cream.
Farmers in Alberta widely use the Purebred Bull Purchase Act passed last session. A notable shift shows many applicants seeking Red Polled bulls, previously unpopular, and Dairy Shorthorn bulls remain in demand. The move signals a return to diversified farming and increased cattle investment across the province.
The exchange shows a lighthearted quarrel over a verbal agreement, with the actor joking about the improvised contract and salary. The agent brushes off the issue, confirming a verbal contract suffices for the moment.
In a grim tale a widow agrees to wed her deceased husband’s brother to claim his estate. The will specifies the fortune passes to the brother, framing a bitter twist as the marriage proceeds.
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