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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
2
A damaged page promotes a heating remedy for coughs colds and bronchial tracts. It touts relief from catarrh and nasal symptoms and claims the inhaler treatment will ease troublesome throat and nasal conditions.
Miss Maggie argues money may help some but cannot ensure happiness while Mr. Smith presses about whether the Blaisdell family would gain happiness from a windfall. Dialogue centers on money, desire, and the ache for contentment as the two weigh consequences.
Fatigue and back pain can signal poisons in the blood when kidneys fail to filter. The note mentions a product Kidney-Liver Pilly oun, price 25 a box, sold by Edmanson, Bates & Co., Ltd in Toronto.
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In Hillerton, Mr Norton and the Blaisdell family navigate a windfall from Stanley Fulton. Mrs Blaisdell fears a claim while the lawyer assures that Fulton cannot reclaim the money. The family debates investments including bonds and bank deposits as they await father’s return and clarification on taxes.
A cautious Flora, urged by a husband toward bold investments, confronts bankers and men with a lot of talk about safety and profits. She worries about losing control of her money and fears the risks of mining stocks while clinging to a dream of high returns.
An advertisement extols Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for bowel troubles including diarrhoea and dysentery. It claims 76 years on the market, warns against substitutes, features customer testimonial from Samuel Buckler, and notes price and distributor The T Milburn Co Limited in Toronto.
The passage describes a woman who doubts her ability to manage money and fears not having saved. She recalls a savings bank book but has not deposited for a long time due to dull business. She wonders how she will handle withdrawals now and contemplates seeking help from Barve as a result of recent patroness worries and a foreign burden.
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Alberta had fur farms valued at £59,000 for land and buildings and $139,674 in animals. Canada had 181 fur farms, Prince Edward Island with 306. Alberta had Warakule sheep farms with 1,100 dead valued at $80,000 and a year lamb crop of 400. Fox farms list 183 silver, 9 5 patch, 25 red on hand, with two patch fox pelts sold during the year.
Marie Moeme a Paris laborer aged 36 appeared before a police magistrate on a charge of stealing Latin grammars Euclids and editions of Moliere from bookstalls along the wings of the Y he wished to appear scholarly. The magistrate sent him to prison as it emerged he could neither read nor write.
In Whitefish River forests beavers and handsawers clash to fell a large ash tree. Three years of attempts by different beavers, drawn to the tree for bark and branch storage, contrast with western lumberjacks using big saws and electric heated wire for faster cutting. Unin is named as beaver of handsaw.
Fifty boxes of Creston Valley apples are sent to the British Apple Show to promote Creston orchards. Three ranches participate Grits Littlejohn Ranch at Erickson with four entries including Snow's Cox Orange Ravenstine and King varieties. W. W. Jackson Ranch shows Wealthys. Robert Stark enters Cox Orange in the open-to-Empire class and overseas six boxes.
The Point du Bois Mining and Development Company Limited is incorporated with capital of $1,000,000 to develop a mica deposit near Point du Gols ten miles north of Lac du Bonnet. The district is also said to hold potash deposits.
A historic note states that school teachers comprise 50 percent of all women engaged in gainful occupations in the United States, reflecting gender roles in the workforce.
A persuasive notice urging readers to support local merchants by inspecting goods and comparing prices before mail order buying. It stresses the value of buying locally and notes the smellard duck’s northern range as background to the message.
Mrs Jennie Reot of 1469 Power St Portland Oregon reports dramatic improvement after a week on Tanlac. She declares rheumatic pains vanished regained strength and gained fourteen pounds noting she can climb stairs sleep and eat normally after years of illness and four doctors without relief.
A quip from Dr. Furse Bishop of St Albans defines a pessimist as a man who wears both a belt and braces. The wry remark reflects a humorous take on cautious outlooks.
Yamilet is cited as the longest Shakespeare play with 2930 lines, while the Comedy of Errors is noted as the shortest with 1777 lines. The claim contrasts two works by line counts, highlighting a disparity in length among Shakespearean plays.
Arizona and Missouri join a growing trend as they enact workers compensation measures. The item notes earlier voluntary programs emerging, with a 1600s reference to the first mention of such arrangements found in a historical book.
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