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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment describes a seat invitee situation and refers to a cough suppressor sold by the Tarrhozone Co of Montreal. The readable portion mentions a trial size item priced at 25 cents and hints at a dealer network. The text is garbled with unclear faces and places.
Narrator recalls crossing a river to Paget Park and meeting Mr Paget in a shabby, untidy home. Mrs Bingham criticizes housekeeping, noting a Chinese servant and neglected rooms, while Paget insists on dinner. Conversation touches on style, wealth, and Western Canada housing realism.
The text recalls rationing and hunger with mentions of bread, butter, marmalade, and tea. It notes a raid and a shock about Mr Livingstone, a ruined meal, and a poor cook, conveying a wartime or crisis atmosphere in a fragmented diary-like snippet.
A fragmented report notes Tokyo eyeing underground electric railroad similar to other capitals as population growth strains existing transit. It highlights urban evolution from agriculture to industry, increasing congestion and the push for safer, more efficient movement.
A fragment discusses a novel cure for temper based on personal attire and room color. It suggests that civilization dulls color appreciation and that a person’s mood shifts with red or blue room tones, noting variations like green and mauve to influence temperament.
A testimonial from Mrs. J. Dart of Ontario credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength and vitality after female weakness. She reports feeling like a new woman, managing housework and social activity, and recommends the remedy to help other women.
Disjointed notes describe a recent capture of a new animal for Calgary zoo's Mada collection. The fragment mentions a young rhino, an American eagle, and other wildlife added to the civic zoo while referencing a dog incident and local yard capture.
A description of a highly secure London deposit facility with reinforced walls and armored plating. Each steel room holds 600 safes, opened only in the presence of an official. An armed patrol monitors access, and the complex includes guards, time‑set locks, and separation between chambers. Estimated value of the property is around 195 million, with plans influencing street lighting debates in New Europe.
An old advertisement touts Zam-Buk as a wonderful medicinal treatment for skin diseases beneath the surface and for external injuries. It claims effectiveness on eczema salt rheum ringworm wounds and sprains while warning buyers to avoid imitations and to seek pure herbal Zam-Bak from Zam Bak Co.
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