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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
2
In a dim cabin Dalton confronts Darbo about a vanished couple and a box of money. Darbo swears innocence while Dalton schemes to recruit Haight and pressure others to join a plan. A tense entry ends as Sagawa, the Trail-Runner, is spotted outside the door.
In a dark cabin Dalton confronts Darbo the half breed as a Native man speaks of the white wolf. The room holds the forest beyond and a chain of stars. fear and superstition rise as talk turns to the hunter of Daddy Farney’s murderer and a perilous accusation lingers.
A quick move frees him as a knife is drawn by a half breed. Dalton commands Darbo to put the weapon down, warning of consequences. The momentary face-off ends with the knife tossed aside and a muttered excuse about a fright, to be continued.
The Philadelphia Ledger lauds Britain for interring the unknown soldier in Westminster Abbey beside kings and poets. It calls the gesture a lasting memorial to those who sacrificed for liberty worldwide and notes the resting place honors the unknown yet not unhonored soldier.
Dominion headquarters of the employment service reports for the week ending October 23 from 5 230 forms with a payroll of 731 950. End of last week firms had 739 304 employees, and mid January 689 915. Compared with last week, staff fell about one percent. versus mid January, up over six percent. Employers expect further reductions.
A Winnipeg Free Press quotation cites Socialist writer John Spargo defining Bolshevism as a hollow promise leading to famine fetters hate chaos corrupt despotism fratricide. The piece frames Bolshevism as the antithesis of genuine socialism and warns that Moscow's communism distorts the broader socialist cause.
The British Columbia coast whaling season closes with an unofficial catch nearing 1000 whales, close to last year’s tally of 999.
A vintage health ad urges readers to fix bad breath by treating indigestion and constipation. It promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut as a remedy costing 25 cents per box, with testimony from Mrs. P. L. Quigley about improved health, skin, headaches, and appetite. It warns against substitutes.
Comradeship with America notes that London Express reports Japanese attempts to stir anti American sentiment in Japan cause concern in the American colony. Britain states it will honor treaty obligations to Japan yet remains bound by blood ties and enduring war comradeship with America.
A Manchester Guardian anecdote recalls a party where Jenny Lind now Mme Goldschmidt praised Adelina Patti for a brilliant performance and offered gentle critique. Patti dismissed the praise, replying she had heard of Lind from her grandmother.
D C Coleman general manager of western lines says CPR will grade the Drum Heller branch in spring. When opened the line will reach the Knee Hill country between Acme and Drum Heller, linking to a rich region and expanding railway access in western Alberta.
A report notes holly trees show unusual resistance to insect infestations with few pests observed feeding on the evergreen shrub during the cited season.
A Freedom Wyoming resident sparked a tree program by contacting the state agricultural college for advice. The forestry division provided blue spruce transplants at five cents each, starting with 239 trees but reaching 4160 planted by local volunteers. The effort inspired wider public plantings nationwide.
The piece notes a theory that great wars spark crime waves as soldiers carry contempt for life into civilian life. It cites evidence from Britain of increased murders and suggests observers in Australia Melbourne Argus observe a similar trend after demobilization.
Asbestos from Quebec dominates global production with estimates placing Quebec's deposits at about 85 to 90 percent of world consumption, while Ontario ranks closely behind as a major nickel supplier.
A Chinese rule prohibits marriages between individuals sharing a surname even if no family relation exists. The law targets traditional clan ties and aims to reduce implied kinship unions. Authorities emphasize preserving social norms and preventing incestuous unions despite unrelated individuals bearing the same surname.
Danderine promises to transform dull hair into a abundant soft glossy mass. A small bottle sold at drug or toilet counters for a few cents. Apply with a soft cloth strand by strand to instantly double hair beauty, removing dust dirt and oil while boosting scalp and hair growth and strength.
A Department of Agriculture official estimates Alberta will harvest about 7.5 million bushels of potatoes this season from roughly 60,000 acres. The average yield is projected at 125 bushels per acre, well above recent years' averages.
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