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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
2
The Pettaronge PHeraid weekly drop report estimates Lethbridge grain crops worth about 55 million dollars. It cites twenty million bushels of wheat at net per acre values, with other large revenue figures and a note on threshing efficiency.
In a sunlit Sas katchewan river scene Haight watches Timberley battle a large trout as other anglers banter. A mosquito drains Haight’s nose while a dramatic fight ends with the fish slain and both men debating their next cast.
A tense confrontation unfolds between Haight and Timberley as they discuss Fdna Marsh, a past injury, and looming legal actions. Haight urges Timberley to act, while Timberley defends himself and warns of the emotional toll. The scene ends with a promise to continue in a follow up.
An advertisement for Catarrhezone promotes a portable inhalant claimed to relieve catarrhal symptoms instantly. It touts benefits for nasal irritation throat clearing and bronchial irritation and urges carrying a small vial in a pocket. Priced at two dollars for regular size and five cents for a trial dose, with Kingston, Canada as the dealer point.
The piece notes drastic shifts in Germany since 1913 with scarce coal and soaring prices. Food remains scarce and costs have risen tenfold or more. Wiesbaden, once famed as a world resort, is financially ruined. hotels empty and households split resources to house strangers amid strict occupancy limits.
A historical ad claims Pape s Diapepsin offers fast relief from indigestion and flatulence with immediate stomach comfort after consuming favorite foods. It asserts the product is harmless and pleasant with large-case testing and booster claims of widespread aid, priced at 60 cents at drug stores.
Calgary Herald notes Viscount Cates recalling 1918 cabinet testimony showing 12 of 127 German divisions faced Britain while 33 met French and American forces. It argues British forces bore the heaviest attack as American troops arrived overseas under British escort, framing Britain as savior of liberty.
In a testimonial from Mrs. C. A. S. Drake of Paris Ontario, faintness dizziness breathlessness and palpitations are described as early heart weakness signs. The letter claims Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills restore strength regulate heart beat and improve sleep. The ad offers price one dollar per box and directs orders to The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.
The Saskatchewan Farmer notes that rain delays did not prevent strong threshing in Moose Jaw and Swift Current districts. Across Southwestern Saskatchewan the harvest yields are graded No. 1, with grain in perfect condition and weights well above standard. Weeds are controlled and fields well cultivated.
A vintage advertisement extols Cascarets as a universal remedy for biliousness constipation headaches nerves upset stomach and bad breath. The copy boasts no griping and lists prices of 10 25 and 50 cents, urging ongoing use for the whole family.
Lumber shipments from St John New Brunswick to the United States for the quarter ending June 30 were valued at 1,467,377.14 dollars. For the same period last year they were valued at 1,454,545.20 dollars.
A reader is assured that the sealed Red Rose package contains the full marked weight and preserves full flavor strength and quality. The tea is weighed on automatic electric scales before sealing to protect it from air odors and dust.
A Calgary Herald report highlights Alberta as ideal for sheep farming. The Alberta Sheep Breeders' Association notes over 300,000 pounds of wool received this year from 500 breeders, the largest shipment to date. Insights from T Hicks of Cousins trace growth from ten ewes in 1911 to 130 ewes and 67 wethers, with annual wool checks around 400 dollars, and potential four to five hundred dollars this year. His flock grazes on prairie pasture and hay during winter.
An Austrian statesman claims the outbreak of the 1994 July crisis was caused by telephone communications with Berlin and St Petersburg. He suggests telephoning rather than writing letters rushed decisions and ruined diplomacy, noting the pervasiveness of taste in destructive outcomes.
Manitoba produced seventy million gallons of milk last year with Winnipeg consuming five million. The city also used five million pounds of butter from the province’s nineteen million pounds. Four million pounds of butter were exported.
A distinguished French physician asserts the best preventive against seasickness is inhaling pure oxygen gas, offering a simple, direct remedy for voyagers and sailors facing rough tides.
A fragmented editorial advocates a housing shortage as a serious issue for newcomers seeking homes. It urges immediate building, urges cooperation from dealers, and argues ownership is best achieved by timely construction and planning.
Slogan promises demonstration by any dealer and guarantees satisfaction or refund of the purchase price. Package priced at $5.00 includes strop and twelve blades in a range of cases to fit various uses.
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