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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1934
Page
2
Gerald Keene, posing as a tenderfoot, joins the Hour Ranch crew to investigate cattle rustling and a hidden mine. Edith Dale guides him across the West line while Stone bonds with her, as a brewing conflict over branded cattle unfolds amid rustling, loyalty, and danger.
A vintage advertisement proclaims Niorarnis wine a natural energizer for aging adults. It promises health benefits from grape elements and malt extract, claiming nourishment for nerves and vigor. Marketed by Harold F Hitchie & Co. Ltd in Toronto, it cites medical endorsement and urges readers to drink Wincarnis for youthfulness.
Night opens the windows to a starry sky and deep quiet. The poet finds freedom in dreams and contemplation unseen by day, as thoughts of a distant loved one stir hope and promise under the starry host.
The will of Christian Smith, a German tailor who pressed college students outfits for ten years, leaves his life savings of 9000 dollars to the Dartmouth College faculty. He also leaves one dollar each to a son and daughter he has not seen since the Great War.
The Calgary Herald argues the only adequate punishment for repeat dangerous driving is suspending a driver's license for six months to four years, scaled to the crime's gravity, to protect public safety.
Four Detroit daughters of a wealthy past benefactor claim pensions at ages 74 to 82. They trusted bonds and real estate investments through a Detroit bank, now worth little or nothing, leaving them penniless while their late father’s city-site wealth stands at about 8 million. The piece argues for stronger securities regulation and ethical standards in investments, citing Canada and urging reforms.
A private 30 acre bird sanctuary near Mr Henry Ford’s fence opened to the public except Sundays reports a Canada Goose wounded and brought to the home by Mrs Miner and Mr Andrew A Gawley from Meaford Ontario. The goose bled from a wound and died after about thirty minutes. No shooting occurred within a mile of the home yesterday.
The royal mint plans a two size commemoration medal for the 25th anniversary of the King's accession. Obverse features crowned effigies with MCMX MCBIXXXV inscription. reverse shows Windsor Castle. Larger piece 2 1/2 inches in standard silver costs a guinea. smaller 1 3/4 inches in fine silver costs half a crown. Dominion sale arrangements to be announced.
At the Paris International Aeronautical Show France displayed advanced anti air craft war gear including long range rapid firing cannons and highly sensitive detectors designed to detect enemy aircraft early. In London, a Marylebone Court case alleged a tenant kept a gramophone sewing machine kettle drum and a baby, perhaps an exaggeration suggesting bagpipe practice.
A devotional reflection on God’s presence bringing peace in every moment, citing Psalm verses and Upham about divine calm. It then provides Canada's 1934 wheat crop estimate at 277,304,000 bushels, split into spring and fall wheat, with 1933 unrevised figure noted.
A vintage ad warns against using any remedy other than a recognized product like Dr Werner’s Powder. It touts secure, comfortable hold with no slipping or clicking, a special cushion for comfort, and mentions a gum paste for sanitary breath. Sold inexpensively at druggists.
Professor Whitelaw of McGill University described the English racial background of the French Canadian Habitant as a mix of Teutonic Breton and Celtic blood, noting he resembles the Englishman more than the Old Country Frenchman and that vivacity is absent in the Habitant, who is instead slow moving.
The Palio, a 400 year old race in Siena Tuscany, begins with horses led to the church altar as priests sprinkle holy water and riders adorn velvet trappings. Also cited are 1933 Canadian soap usage and sump production data with factory values.
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