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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
2
A reflective piece arguing that summer vacations enrich education by fostering observation, practical skills, and a love of nature. It urges integrating nature study into Canadian schooling, praising Boy Scouts and Girl Guides for teaching through doing, and noting that outdoor experiences build lasting habits beyond book knowledge.
The oyster reportedly laid 25 000 eggs in one second 115 000 000 in 70 minutes 690 000 000 in a year all by a female oyster The feat was announced at a gathering of biologists health authorities shellfish commissioners and oyster growers associations from several states during a convention of the National Association of Shellfish Commissioners and the Oyster Growers and Dealers Association of North America Inc
Approximately one million dollars will be distributed among Sas katchewan farmers who were shareholders in the Saskatchewan Co-Operative Elevator Company Limited.
A compact aphorism asserts that true beauty begins with maturity and refinement. The line frames elegance as a quality rooted in matured character rather than mere appearance.
A critique of aging automobiles cluttering highways cites the legendary One Horse Shay by Oliver Wendell Holmes. It argues old gas wagons obstruct traffic, risk lives, and should be junked, noting a $25 toll in Old London to impede roadways and urging public action to ban decrepit vehicles.
A wife admits to a doctor that her husband did not follow directions and swore when given the medicine, implying noncompliance and potential concern for his health.
New Zealand is described as the healthiest nation with life expectancy around 63 years for men and 65 for women, reflecting higher overall health standards and longevity in the country.
Eighteen British war veterans planning a U S convention next month will pay the standard ten dollar visa fee, despite Britain's earlier courtesy in admitting American Legionnaires without charge. Sir Ronald Lindsay, British ambassador, was informed that the State Department cannot grant a blank visa without a reciprocal agreement, per the law.
Dull eyes signal bloodless condition and anaemia while bright eyes reflect health. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to invigorate with red blood rich nourishment. A Ontario testimonial cites daughter’s recovery from pale, weak state after six months on pills. Sold 50 cents a box by the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville.
Captain W N Sherlock of Commercial Airways flew 1500 miles in one day delivering letters and packages. The route ran from Fort McMurray to Aklavik with stops at Fort Resolution Fort Simpson Fort Norman Fort McPherson and Arctic Red River. Sherlock hails from Cumberland England and is a former RAF member.
Miller's Worm Powders prove their value with no violent stomach disturbances or griping. They work quietly and painlessly, destroying worms without causing distress. From the first dose, the sufferer improves and internal troubles show a cessation of symptoms.
London postal authorities face a surge of chain letters circulating under the names of Charles Lindbergh Colonel Dawes Bernard Shaw John Barrymore Dorothy Dix and Ramsay MacDonald. The scheme suggests these figures have sent nine letters to nine others with a vague threat of sudden death implied by the word ing for those who do not continue the chain.
The campaign to beautify station grounds by Canadian National Railways succeeded, and A A Tisdale general manager said larger appropriations will be considered next year to continue the work.
Report notes a stock of about 200,000 dogskins at Chinese ports awaiting export to other nations. In Singapore and British Malaya automatic telephones have just been installed, signaling modernization in the region.
Sir Wilfred Thomason Grenfell KCMG LLD, famed founder of Labrador medical and social works, will attend a Mansion House meeting in his honor in London. A physician by training, he built hospitals and schools in Labrador after moving there in 1892. He captains hospital steamers on Northern Newfoundland and Labrador coasts and directs activity via four international committees. He is an Oxford alumnus and former rugby player and became Lord Rector of St Andrews University in 1929.
Cream sugar with butter then add egg yolk milk salt and almond flavoring. Fold in baking powder with one cupful flour. Add more flour to form a pliable dough. Roll thin, cut into strips, twist, and shape into circles for baking.
Wash the squash, cut and remove seeds and pulp. Cut into squares and place in a pan with a little water. Bake in a moderate oven until tender, basting with hot water and butter. Near completion sprinkle with brown sugar, finish baking, and serve a square to each person.
Replaced the Breakage Miss Raymond, an elderly resident of south London, delighted by a gracious act of the Prince of Wales. A vase in her hotel room near the cricket ground was broken during a visit. The next day the Prince sent a colored statuette of himself in hunting costume with a letter apologizing and offering the substitute.
Advertises Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as an effective remedy since nearly all children are worm infected at birth. Urges use to spare them suffering.
A report by Hon. W. A. Mackenzie, Minister in British Columbia shows higher mineral output in the first half of 1930 but dollar gross value fell from 34 122 722 in 1929 to 29 090 487 for the half year 1930.
Great Barford town reports its first death inquiry in 13 years, reflecting a notable shift in local investigative activity since the 1100 era milestone. The development marks a rare enforcement moment for the historic village.
Downeaster writes in the Canadian Churchman praising England’s century in India noting Macaulay’s praise of Clive and the later gains of public integrity and ability. The author argues that Britain's greatest achievement lies in preparing Indian inhabitants for self government and eventual independence.
Sir John Higgins of the British Air Ministry announced tests of dirigible service between England and Egypt this winter. He cited the R-100’s Canadian trip as proving durability but noted we need cost data to gauge regular operations.
An advertisement touts Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as immediate relief for severe asthma symptoms. It claims the medicine banishes frightful conditions clears the passages and lets the sufferer sleep soundly again, urging buyers to insist on the genuine product from their druggist.
While under five feet tall, hippos commonly exceed four tons in weight. This contrast highlights the animal’s compact stature with surprising mass.
Paris workers complain that living expenses are mounting as inflation bites wages. Unions say prices for housing food and transport outpace pay raises, urging negotiated relief measures and government action to ease cost of living pressures.
A cork flask with a 1902 note by Evelyn Brigga Baldwin, leader of the Baldwin Ziegler expedition to Franz Joseph Land, was recovered by a Soviet Arctic team. The message urges urgent shipment of fuel sleds dogs and food for the expedition’s base and pole attempt.
In a Turkish town a family custom has fathers planting a tree at each daughter's birth and later cutting it down to raise funds for her hope chest. This rural practice ties a daughter's life milestones to a tangible community resource and maternal support.
The typewriter keyboard places letters that appear most often in text within easy reach of the fingers, arranging the keys to enhance typing speed and efficiency.
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