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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
7
A historical ad promotes a liquid Phillips' remedy claiming quick relief from excess stomach acid. It asserts a single spoonful in water neutralizes acid and relieves headaches gas and heartburn within minutes, urging readers to obtain genuine doctor prescribed formula.
In a whirlwind wedding scene Nick Hastings guides Gay through a tense departure and a sudden, joyful invitation from old Mr Bartlett to his hillside camp. The pair move toward a hopeful escape, finding calm in a springtime plan and the offer of simple, shared comfort.
In a quiet twilight cabin scene Nick and Gay share shelter and a tender kiss after a day of playful reminiscence. He confesses his earlier restraint and vows to love honor and remain true until death, rejecting a formal wedding in favor of heartfelt commitment.
Nick resists leaving Gay after a week with Mr Bartlett, while Gay questions the change. He reflects on newfound maturity and imagines a calmer life, joking about Elm Street and a goodbye kiss before his bank day, as their journey continues.
North Battleford Legion branch supports Assiniboia district drought victims with a carload of potatoes shipped from the north. The aid targets hard hit families in need, aiding local relief efforts through organized distribution.
Miss Elsie Gregory MacGill of Vancouver becomes the first North American woman to hold a master of science in aeronautical engineering from the University of Michigan after already earning BSc from the University of British Columbia and an engineering degree from the University of Toronto. Professor Pawlowski notes her exceptional engineering ability and health challenges, adding she intends to pursue aircraft design with aero nautical industries when fit.
An advertisement touts Douglas Egyptian Liniment as unrivaled for stopping bleeding instantly and cauterizing wounds to prevent blood poisoning. It emphasizes rapid action and effectiveness, aiming to reassure readers of its superiority over competing remedies.
The Empress of Britain, a 42000 ton Canadian Pacific liner due June 1931, will offer wireless telephony from passengers bedsides to Europe or North America. The ship, five days on the Southampton Quebec run, plans a world cruise next year.
Barred Plymouth Rocks hen entered by Mrs. W. J. Thompson of Birch Hill Saskatchewan remains in front at the Dominion Experimental Farm Ottawa with 1 770.1 points. The lead over the nearest rival stands at 46.9 points as the second and third place are close.
In a dialogue from a vintage account a shipwreck survivor recalls surviving multiple wrecks and once being marooned on a desert island with a case of whiskey and a staunch teetotaler aboard. The exchange quips about luck and reckoning with fate.
Commissioner Graves reports Calgary public works tested bituminous sands from Fort McMurray Alberta. About 30 tons ordered with some already used for crossings and sidewalks. Sand and gravel mix per city chemists formula. labor added but material appears economical and satisfactory. Further tests needed before wider road use.
Advert reads Baby's Own Tablets as a safe laxative for newborns and growing children. Claims no opiates, supports digestion, and aids teething. Customer testimonial from Mrs. John Armour of South Monaghan, Ont., endorses the product. Sold by druggists or directly by mail for 25 cents a box from The Williams Medicine Co.
A riot erupted 150 miles off Malabar as western umbrellas and shoes arrived. Koya aristocracy forbid wearers, but Mela cheris and Malumis dressed up, clashed with spearmen, and were jailed after the fight. Other notes mock fashion and road safety.
A reader recounts taking Kruschen Salts after failed remedies and Kruschen finally improved her mood and vitality. She notes her husband bought it, her neighbor also benefited, and cites constipation as a major cause of low spirits. The ad claims Kruschen makes constipation impossible and shields against melancholy.
A short devotional piece urging humble service in small duties. It quotes Ecclesiastes to stress diligence, cites Kingsley on unseen tasks, and reflects that earthly effort matters only under God’s guidance, with Macdonald’s cross as a sobering, unifying image.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil is described as a carefully researched remedy of specific oils. The copy claims the preparation earned public favor from the start and assures trials will prove its healing power to repair and restore health.
A 1931 city budget survey shows New York will mount to at least 632 400 000, rising by 67 630 272 over the current year and marking the greatest increase in any city. The Dominion of Canada spent about 281 400 000 in 1929, a figure rounded for comparison.
A lighthearted cartoon style exchange has a motorist blaming a garage man for overloading a car. The back seat adviser quips about throwing out the clutch as a humorous counterpoint. The brief captures mid century automotive humor and domestic dialogue.
An old style health ad urges readers not to bear headaches silently. It promotes seeing a doctor for underlying causes, while suggesting aspirin offers quick comfort for headaches, neuraglia, neuritis, rheumatism, lumbago, and various pains, especially for women with periodic discomfort.
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