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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
3
A historical ad-like text touts Catarchozene as a digestive and throat remedy that supposedly strengthens the voice and cures bronchitis. It claims to relieve throat irritations and breathing issues, urging readers to buy a large size for $1 with sample options. The copy mentions retailers in Mangetenm and other locations.
Captain Snedhona cites justice of the peace arguing a salary of seven to ten dollars a week suffices for marriage. The Methodist pastor contends at least nine hundred dollars yearly. Three married men insist no less than thirty dollars weekly. A woman interviewee warns young couples that ten to thirty five dollars weekly is needed. They estimate required income to live.
An elderly man notes he has lived long without corns bother due to using Putnam's Corn Extractor. For fifty years Putnam's has been favored for painless, swift treatment. Available at dealers for 23e.
The Mounted Police plan an overland expedition to Herschel Island from Dawson in about a year. Steve Wal police will lead the party with day teams, using preliminary supply shipments started from Dawson and mails arriving from the coast, to support the trek to the Arete whl spg trading and exploration base.
A saung king asked a sage which person he deemed most perfect. The sage replied that true perfection lies not in flawlessness but in recognizing one’s own faults and continually striving to correct them throughout life.
An advertisement urges mothers to use Dr Chase's Ointment after bath time to prevent chafing and skin irritation. It claims the product arrests edema development and leaves skin smooth and velvety. Distributed through Tweete Box and Edmanson Bates & Co. in Toronto.
Readers learn Alberta breeders showcase cattle at a Chicago event, with regional teams and university support shaping preparations for a western prairie presence and prize ribbons. The piece notes livestock judging, exhibit prep, and the broader aim to boost prairie agriculture and industry.
The article cites Yunton Pameé praising Gen Brats Sint for averting strife and guiding a calmed path. It notes a new party threat to the Unionists and outlines shifts in Southern Africa political alliances amid racial tensions and constitutional compromises.
The article invites travel to the Pacific Coast in December to enjoy scenic railway journeys through lakes rivers and mountains. It recommends hotels in Vancouver and Victoria and a trip aboard two Canadian Pacific trains offering majestic views of the Canadian Rockies. Representative literature will be provided.
Count Moltke cites a Journal article repeated in Dutch press claiming the former German emperor Wilhelm II traveled to Holland from Spa toward Arnemuiden with consent of Queen Wilhelmina. The Dutch consul allegedly warned Berlin on November 10, 1918, and the emperor allegedly asked permission to enter or arrive in the Netherlands.
A Canadian steel crew at Selkirk by the Manitoba Rolling Mill Company unveils new open hearth furnaces with a capacity of sixty tons of steel per day and plans further additions.
A steamer named Vancouver was navigated from Bermuda to Queenstown Ireland despite storm damage, with both screws propelled by teams. The ship, steered by screws, endured a mishap affecting its voyage while remains unmentioned.
Swiss engineers have perfected plans to extend Rhine navigation from twelve miles above Basel to Lake Constance using locks to generate hydro electric power.
Mothers noting modern girls' anaemia should compare current surroundings with the past. Strenuous outdoor life and heavy schedules strain girl development, while hurried meals and early work weaken strength. Dr Williams' Pink Pills are pitched as a cure, with a testimonial from Mis Kva MacKinnon of Glammis, Ontario, and the medicine offered by The Williams Medicine Co, Brockville, Ont at 39 cents per box or six for $2.
A recent Royal Bank of Canada report suggests Canada’s general business outlook is improving. It notes better overall conditions, with the economy showing resilience despite earlier stumbles and warns of uneven gains across sectors.
An old advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from mucous membrane inflammation. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy, promising cure via blood flow and offering a $100 reward for stubborn cases. Circulars available from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
In a music discussion a box of remarks noted he could recognize only one tune the National Anthem. When asked how he knew it he said it was because everyone stood up when it was played.
Sufferers of asthma are urged to obtain a package of Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy at once. The advertisement claims a remarkable record of effectiveness in treating this agonizing ailment and encourages victims to try the standard remedy without delay.
In the souk ofeb range high slopes near Pyrenuecs shepherds use stilts to extend vision and stay dry while fording streams. They wear sheepskin coats and carry remedies for colds, as reported in the fragmented paste.
Gold Rehan Piste of The Pendennis Gold Minine Company proposes a 30 ton per day core reduction mill at Rise Lake gold fields in Northern Manitoba with construction to start without delay.
An old fashioned tablet advertisement urges readers to take Cascarets for liver and bowel cleansing. It claims people feel headachy and unwell, then wake clear and cheerful with no griping. Children supposedly like Casecarets.
An ad touts a small bottle of Danderine sold at drug stores for a few cents. It instructs pouring a little onto the head and rubbing into the scalp, claiming morning results with most dandruff gone and reduced hair loss. Two or three applications supposedly restore life and color to hair.
Farmers reject seed changing plans noting grainy results and prefer keeping consistent seed. Canadian experimental farms found no benefit to changing seed and highlight advantages of using a good farming-mill to grow the same grain yearly if sown early on fertile, well drained soil. Poor farming practices are usually the complaint rather than seed.
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