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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
2
A housekeeper writes that slimming reduced her mid life roughness and fat shape. At 54 she appears 40 after using Kruschen Salts, taking a teaspoon daily in hot water, and later switching to Mae B teeth spoonfuls, claiming worth their weight in gold.
Camilla confronts Gus Matson about a painting theft as Peter travels to Paris with Avis Werth. Gus admits he framed Peter’s exhibit for revenge and a potential scholarship edge. Camilla urges restraint. Peter, realizing Avis’s hold, seeks a cooler creed of ambition and work as he heads toward Paris with renewed resolve.
Camilla Hoyt and Peter Ansem wed in secret as they pursue separate paths in painting and commercial art. A ballroom party turns tense when Avis Werth and a former roommate clash, a beach nap leads to a public marriage reveal, a statue is shattered, and the couple faces accusations while Peter unveils a wedding gift sculpture titled Land of Hope.
Poem questions the dreamer who values illusion over reality. It contrasts the life of honest effort with a world built from whim, warning that clinging to falsehoods robs zest, toil, and mastery. The verse presses readers to seek truth, creation, and vigor over comforting fables.
Prefers Motor Cars The Papasusies, once housing sixty horses, have been closed. Pina XI, his cardinals and prelates, now travel by motor cars. The Pope’s head coachman, 80-year-old Rinaldo Zacchini, loses his post as the Holy Father's noble coachman.
The Dunedin National Museum in New Zealand shows two rare and perfect Moa eggs. Moa were large flightless birds once confined to New Zealand and thought extinct over 500 years ago.
A statement notes that among the 92 known chemical elements, 17 have not yet been discovered in their free state. The remark underscores ongoing efforts in chemistry to isolate elements in pure form and track the progress of element discovery across the periodic table.
A ministerial edict orders sweeping beggars from Persian towns and mosques. The lame, blind, and insane are sent to institutions while the able bodied work on a new railroad, with prison as an option. In Teheran 22,000 beggars faced reform amid religious scrutiny and calls to respect the afflicted.
New York Zoological Society deep sea expedition divers Beebe and Barton were blinded briefly when a premature flashlight explosion disabled four bulbs in their 1,500 foot Bermuda bathysphere. They recovered sight after surfacing and continued their photographs of sea life.
Bible owned by C. S. Cooper of Windsor Ontario shows faint luminescence yet. It includes all books with Apocrypha and an early concordance. Printed in English script, the volume is hard for modern readers. Cooper inherited it from his father Moorehouse Cooper.
A compact locustant the size of a 25 cent piece is designed to secure nearly any object from a small bottle to a large door. It can be attached without tools, enabling quick and versatile fastening. The device highlights potential uses in packaging, construction, and security applications.
A devotional reflection by Samuel D. Robbins discusses blessing scripture from Numbers 6 24 26 and a Gerhardt hymn line about Christ healing pain The piece extols a faith in God giving conscience patience and serenity amid troubling events and describes a deep communion with the unseen One and a reconciled sense of past present and future through divine union
Philo T Farnsworth, a 28 year old inventor from Philadelphia, announced the first use of television on astronomy. The Man in the Moon has posed for a television snapshot and the image was transmitted to a radio receiver.
A new post office has opened at Tiksi Bay on the Arctic Ocean shore to maintain mail connections with Yakutsk in Siberia, about 1,000 miles away, using reindeer as the transport method.
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