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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1930
Page
6
An old remedy explains indigestion as excess stomach acid and recommends Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the quick, harmless neutralizer. One tasteless spoonful in water neutralizes much acid, providing immediate relief from headaches gas bloating and other symptoms. Look for genuine Phillips liquid, not tablets, at drugstores.
Alex Chisholm a prospector and veteran of the trail of 98 dies in Smithers British Columbia at seventy. Wireless telegraphy service linked Buenos Aires Chilean cities and Spain. Canada’s hundred million government bond issue floated in New York October 7 heavily oversubscribed. League of Nations assembly marks first anniversary of Gustav Stresemann death and adjourns after three and a half weeks. Reports of trouble aboard the British cruiser Revenge denied. Canadian Automobile Association delegates back a highway to Alaska at Vancouver banquet. London Times notes Soviet grain dumping to obtain credits for five year industrialization plan. National Defence says Major D R Sargent promoted to lieutenant colonel and commands 2nd Battalion Scottish Regiment Nanaimo BC. Athletes recommend Minard's Liniment.
Fifteen of seventeen Vermont clergymen at a New England rural church workers conference near Old Orchard Beach Maine revealed they had never seen the Atlantic Ocean despite living within 210 miles. A separate note mentions Germany planting 1.8 billion trees in 1928.
All Tingey models are created in Paris and patterns are made in New York. This afternoon dress features a new neckline with a shoulder knot and hip bow. Crepe de chine in red or green options, sizes 14 to 20 and 34 to 40, ready for delivery. Send 25 cents to Fashion Bureau with name and address and pattern number and size.
Winnipeg organization lists contact at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg with pattern eseeeee and size Name as current notice detail.
During the first four months of the current fiscal year Canada admitted 58,273 immigrants, down from 94,214 in the same period in 1929. Visitors from the British Isles numbered 19,317, the United States 12,075, and 11,109 came from Northern Europe.
The fourteenth annual convention of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association Saskatchewan Division elected Walter Ashfield editor of the Grenfell Sun as president for the coming term. Retiring president H G Sheldrake of North Battleford became honorary president with A King Rouleau as vice president and S J Dorman Alameda as secretary treasurer.
The text praises Good Recipes using Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk to achieve smooth texture and consistent flavor. It notes the milk and sugar blend pre-cooks, saves sugar and effort, and blends easily with other ingredients. Convenience is highlighted as cans store well for a reliable supply of fresh milk.
Nomination papers are mailed from Regina head office for the annual election of Wheat Pool delegates. Nominations are due by 6 p.m. Tuesday November 4. Ballots will be mailed to contract-signers in districts with two or more candidates after nominations close. Election closes Tuesday December 2.
William White of the Alert district near Biggar Saskatchewan harvested an extraordinary 121 bushels per acre from a 4.75 acre test plot of oats weighing 42 pounds per bush el. The land was previously pasture and neighbors measured and verified the yield.
The central arch of Sydney Bridge in Australia has been closed and traffic is not expected to resume for about 18 months. Built by Dorman Long, the project cost 4.22 million pounds with potential final costs over 6 million pounds. The bridge, world’s largest arch, supports four railway lines, a 57 foot roadway, and two footways, spanning 3,770 feet with 170 feet of headroom for ships and a 440 foot arch peak.
A new daily air service connects Lethbridge Calgary and Edmonton covering 320 miles and links with Calgary Winnipeg air mail. Large steel manufacturers in Canada run near capacity. Cowper says Nature is but a name for an effect whose cause is God.
The devotional text recounts Simeon, a devout man guided by the Holy Spirit, who meets Mary, Joseph, and the infant Jesus at the temple. Simeon prophesies that Jesus will cause the rise and fall of many in Israel, foretelling responses to the Messiah and the future spiritual life of believers.
Two German men in New York seek to sail to Europe in sixty days using a ball made from nine rubber companies. They calculate using ocean currents and wind, and will carry provisions and water for ninety days as a safety margin.
George Kabel, a 67-year-old Illinois farmer, estimates he has thresh ed enough wheat in 60 years to bake 118 320 000 loaves. He says his average yield was about 30 000 bushels per year.
An article argues that lack of energy and motivation leads men to gain weight. It promotes Kruschen Salts as a health tonic that cleanses impurities, boosts energy, and spurs activity, claiming daily intake along with better eating and moderate exercise helps pounds melt away.
Windermere England city council voted to close all municipal tennis courts putting greens and golf courses on Sundays to boost scenery and offer a holiday for city employees. Supporters noted locals once watched Sunday football after church but the decision prioritizes visitors seeking solitude.
A humorous note highlights a wedding notice mix up as the editor faces a bride's name misspelling. The item underscores newspaper typography and proofing errors in a compact community page.
Canada recorded significant costs between 1915 and 1926, with eleven years affected by insect pests, nearly equaling the sums spent on wet demobilization during that period.
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