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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1931
Page
5
In a coastal summer town Halliday, once a blunt realist author, finds moral change through his bond with Martha and Gay. Nick, Halliday, and Gay navigate marriage, trust, and freedom as Angela Halliday’s absence and Nick’s confession reshape their relationships.
Keep a tin of Gillett's Lye handy and you can cut your kitchen cleaning time in two. Greasy pots pans and dishes soiled walls and the kitchen floor all can be cleaned quickly with a solution of one tablespoonful of Gillett's Lye in a gallon of cold water. To keep drains free running pour a small quantity of full strength down them each week and they will not clog with dirt and grease.
British capital fueling Canadian securities markets over two years, says A W Blue financial editor of the Montreal Star. Local banks report as much as 6 to 7 million dollars from British clients with many accounts in conservative denominations. The trend, driven by tax burdens in England, signals confidence in Canada’s investment potential and future growth.
Walnut culture in British Columbia yields a heavy crop this year with strong results in the Okanagan, lower mainland, and Vancouver Island. Essendale grove, planted nearly a decade ago, may produce about 1600 pounds of nuts.
Iowa farmers form burn-a-bushel clubs this fall to use corn as fuel. They cite corn heating value and claim it sells for $3 a ton less than coal. Clubs aim to cut corn surpluses to lift prices by 25 cents per bushel.
Ottawa Journal notes Canadian banks withstood stress while many U S banks failed. The report cites Toledo Ohio banks closing and state takeovers, with over 100 million tied up, and savings associations halting withdrawals. It praises Canada’s rigid safeguards protecting depositors.
The annual meeting of the Association of Canadian Clubs will not be held this year. National secretary Graham Spry announced the decision, noting no official reason but citing prevailing economic conditions. The organization reports 94 of 105 active Canadian clubs affiliated nationwide.
Poem expresses inner calm through sky and sea while praising a beauty product Persian Balm claims to invigorate skin. The piece contrasts spiritual ascent with earthly allure and ends with a promotional note praising the balm's fragrance cooling and toning effects.
Census figures show women outnumber men in cities by a slight margin as urban areas hold 34,800,063 women and 34,154,760 men. Rural areas house 25,837,903 women and 27,982,320 men, reflecting a major migration from farms to cities.
Karl Naumestnik of Austria skied across the English Channel from Cape Gris Nez to Shakespeare Beach Dover, aided by a fishing boat through rough seas. The item ends with a humorous note about people who praise others.
A devotional column compiles moral Bible verse aphorisms and prayers. It includes lines from Adelaide Anne Proctor and Rose Porter reflecting heavenly reward, kindness on earth, and spiritual welcome. The piece reads as a gentle musing on faith, charity, and eternal homecoming.
The 63 foot Dorade wins a race to Plymouth Harbour after seventeen days at sea. Other yachts faced a storm that damaged one vessel and required crew rescue. The piece recalls Drake de Gama and Magellan era courage and notes modern skippers as successors amid a still dangerous ocean. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is advertised as safe for children.
Istanbul municipality announces end of four year trial for women street cleaners. City streets of the Golden Horn reportedly dirtier as women leave work due to difficulties balancing broom use and social gossip, marking a shift in Kemalist policy.
The gross value of manufactured products in Saskatchewan eight cities reached 71,835,768 dollars in 1929. Regina contributed 34,842,487 dollars, Saskatoon 15,961,102 dollars, and Moose Jaw 14,646,251 dollars.
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