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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1927
Page
1
The article reflects on the return to school against a backdrop of summer freedom. It notes mothers sighing with relief as children head off to lessons and praises the renewed routine, cleanliness, and discipline improving classroom morale. It warns tardiness can harm student morale and learning.
Dominion cerealist L. H. Newman hails Garnet wheat as a good milling variety with high bread yield and greater loaf volume than Marquis. Colors are slightly creamier than Marquis, though bleaching reduces this objection. Garnet shows higher ash content and strong baking texture, comparable to Marquis and superior to Red Fife and others.
The speaker argues farmers must unite to gain bargaining power and fair returns for their labor and investments. He cites national and international offices, growing control of elevators, and three years of high prices, urging continued expansion to own elevators and terminals within five years.
A list of cautions on electrical safety covers fuses never exceed 15 amperes, proper wiring by electricians, repair worn cords, avoid adding wires, secure cords and outlets, use metal stands for irons, keep heating devices away from combustibles, supervise children around heaters, and avoid leaving lights on in closed closets or using heating devices to warm beds.
The text advises using a properly located outlet to reach the device cord and cautions against using gasoline near an electric washing machine. It emphasizes safe, accessible plugging and warning about fuel hazards around appliances.
Thomas Charles Johnston born in Ireland August 11 1854 died August 26 1927 at 73 years old. He settled in Ontario then Winnipeg before moving to Roblin district where he was respected. He served with Canadian Mounted Rifles in the North West Rebellion and his funeral was led by Pastor L G Shepard in Roblin Cemetery.
United Church announces Rev Robert Harvey visiting for Sunday with talks at Tummel Cromarty and Robin. Free Methodist lists Sunday services at 9 30 and 7 p.m. Makaroff United Church schedules Deepdale 2 p.m Silverwood 4 p.m and Makaroff 7 30 p.m with Togo service at 11. Hubert T Smith, pastor. Quote on living well reminds readers to cultivate good habits.
Roblin locals report on ads, labor day holiday, healthcare moves, travel to Winnipeg, teaching appointments, band praise, crop prospects, school staff, and the Salvation Army Citadel project with Beaver Lumber as contractor.
A compilation notes 606 automobile deaths in Canada last year and Manitoba's 1927 construction budget of 18 million dollars. It mentions Tom Moore re elected head of the Trades and Labour Congress of Canada and broader labour issues.
An old advertisement touts Adlerika as a gas remedy after 18 years of stomach trouble. It features testimonials including L. A. Champion and T. Ta. Mitchell praising quick relief and removal of waste matter. The copy emphasizes better meals and sleep after taking Adlerika.
In Vancouver during Diamond Jubilee week the life size Fathers of Confederation modeled in Toronto by Merle Foster traveled from Toronto to Vancouver by rail. The figures toured in crates and rested in a department store display, then joined a conference table for a three week session.
Aerial mail service starts between Winnipeg and Fargo with first return mail to Winnipeg. Potatoes and crops rise across Dominion Atlantic line with 175000 export barrels forecast. Columbia farms post record 71862209 in revenue, up 62081 over prior year. BC poultry sets world records with 300 white Leghorns from UBC and University of Saskatchewan hen reaches 300th egg. Saint John Harbor Commissioners discuss grain shipping upgrades with CP officials. Banff Highland Gathering eyed as Scottish music boost. Baltimore and Ohio requests CP locomotives for centennial exhibit. CP to supply 9300 class engine. A Bella Coola resident surveys grizzly bear populations for National Museum project.
Under the supervision of Official Court Reporter Thomas Lite the Little's Business College Dauphin Manitoba will open in the Hopwood Building Dauphin on Tuesday Sept 6 1927 offering day and evening classes Pillan's Short Typewriting Business English精彩
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