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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1930
Page
4
An indigestive man reports years of stomach trouble improved after using Kracten mineral salts for twelve months. The salts stimulate saliva production to awaken appetite and aid digestion by enhancing stomach and intestinal digestive juices. They claim a cure for chronic indigestion and related discomfort.
Pound for Germany to negotiate a settlement for accounts outstanding between that country and Canada. Hon. C H Cahan sailed from New York. The London Daily Herald said King George wished to confer a title on George Bernard Shaw but Shaw declined. Prince Leopold of Bavaria, German field marshal, is dead at 64 from pneumonia. The first Quebec woman accountant joined the Society of Chartered Accountants, Miss Charlotte N Howell receiving her certificate. Prisons in Britain are underpopulated and some closed, says Dr Higgins. Manitoba cabinet granted a $50000 loan to the Cattle Loan Association at 5 percent, with 7 percent on secured advances. New Zealand Parliament approved a national art museum plan with war memorial, Wellington subscriptions of 500000 and equal government subsidy. Frederick Edlin Smith, 1st Earl of Birkenhead, 58, died in London. He once was Lord High Chancellor and India Secretary. he prosecuted Sir Roger Casement.
Sweden maintains its lead in shipbuilding among Scandinavia with 26 vessels totaling 127000 gross tons under construction at mid year. Denmark follows with 29 ships and 116000 gross tons while Norway has 33 ships and 40000 gross tons. Swedish yards include nine steamers or motor ships of 2000 gross tons each and several larger motorships up to 10000 tons.
The article notes a racehorse named with a single period mark in England, pointing to brevity as a record. It mentions Mrs. G. L. Redmond as the owner and contrasts United States rules requiring a 15 year wait to reuse horse names with England’s looser rules. Classics include the Thousand and Two Thousand Guineas Derby Oaks and St Leger, whose winners keep their names permanently.
Paris created Tingey models with patterns cut in New York. The charming dress can be made with long or short sleeves to suit demand. Sketch shows kasha weave fabric with colorful blanket stitch trims giving a peasant feel. Available in sizes 2 to 6, ready for delivery. send 25 cents to Fashion Bureau with name, address, pattern number, and size.
Public notice from Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave urges readers to order patterns. The ad gives a contact point and brief instructions for obtaining pattern designs through the local union office.
Sunday School Lesson for October 12 covers Mary’s pondering of events in Luke 2 19 the wedding at Cana in John 2 1 5 and Mary at the cross in John 19 25 27. Devotional readings from Psalm 67 and reflections by F B Meyer and J H Jowett highlight Mary’s role and Jesus entrusting John with her care.
Swiss guides Christian Hasler and Ernest Feuz with Major Longstaffe reached the headwaters of the South Gate Littlewood and Toba Rivers in the Cascade range 160 miles north of Vancouver. They observed and photographed vast glacier fields about 350 square miles in area and said the sighting is only a part of the larger glacial region.
A mass was held atop the Eiffel Tower, over 980 feet up, in a breezy, tiny altar cage. The ceremony honored M. Eiffel as the wife jokes about budgets and “Lord Only Knows” explanations appear. A humor piece notes mending clothes and a sharp tongue as a sword.
Experts studying papers found with the Andree balloon expedition remains in Ky Hullveen struggle with a second diary believed to chronicle the expedition’s final days. The volume has been exposed for 33 years since the men’s deaths and is nearly erased by time and the elements. A traveler at a hamlet inn remarks on the danger of taking things seriously, joking that people simply die of natural causes.
Dr E E Free, a New York consulting engineer, proposes a mouthpiece connected to devices that respond to a breath. Blow to turn pages in music, shift typewriter carriage, open car doors or windows, and even control aircraft or heavy machinery. The system relies on purposeful blowing rather than ordinary breath.
Fur traders in Fairbanks Alaska report mountain peaks in the Cariboo range are rising. A trapper cites trees bearing water marks from lakes and streams now hundreds of feet below. A government geological party is to investigate the growth.
Hon. J. A. Merkley says Saskatchewan residents will save more than 300000 this year on canned goods due to freight-rate adjustments. The estimate came from a Regina wholesale firm and aims to hold until navigation on the Great Lakes ends, after which review will occur. Support came from boards of trade, Retail Merchants’ Association, and United Farmers of Canada in the campaign.
The text notes stalls should not applaud loudly while the pit and gallery do. It observes that stalls are the reserved seats and mentions about 12,000 unemployed in Belgium.
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