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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
3
A Harrowcllif testimonial from Hamilton Ontario describes a wife suffering sleeplessness loss of appetite and extreme weakness. After starting Tanlac treatment her condition improved markedly and she has remained well for six months. The ad claims over 37 million Tanlac bottles sold and urges readers to buy the product.
A grant of 36000 to the Salvation Army aids Canadian emigrants to Great Britain. The British Empire Exhibition expenditure surpassed 5000 600 pounds with claims of a world record loading 282 cattle on the steamship Canaian Victor in 25 minutes. Wireless broadcasts from London amuse passengers on the Brighton to Isle of Wight cruise aboard the South. The Dover naval base shift ends as British admiralty ships move to other yards. Leiter may be posted via air mail from London to Bremen Hamburg and Berlin at 80 cents per ounce. parcels cannot be sent. The American Bar Association supports United States participation in the Permanent Court at The Hague. An Australian defense probe investigates gun factory plans in Australia. China’s population is estimated at 436 004 000, a vague provincial-derived figure. Alberta harvest opens with tarant hands sent to Peach River Grande Prairie for Government Employment Bureau relief. A Moscow dispatch reports a volunteer fleet formed by White Star Red Star Hamburg-American and North German Lloyd to manage emigration, with shipping companies acting as a joint group.
The Daily News reports Britain’s gun makers unveil a self contained fighting unit mounted on a tractor chassis. It carries its own field artillery in a special compartment and can draw artillery into action. Range doubles that of earlier tanks. Initial government order planned for 23 units at about $40 000 each.
A Mrs Saluste Pelletier of St. Damas des Aulaines Que says she always keeps a box of Baby's Own Tablets at home and would not be without them. Advertised as a mild laxative that relieves constipation colic colds and fevers in little ones. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25c per box from The Pr Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Canada buys electrical apparatus almost entirely in the United States. July imports valued at 1,212,115 with 1,079,898 from the U S. United Kingdom 92,000 and Japan about 9,000. The report from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics notes the U S leads, with other nations trailing.
A brief explanation traces Earth's infancy to a hot gas mass, cooling into a crust with cracks. Weak spots form volcanoes as internal heat remains immense. Water seeping down becomes steam and escapes via craters, while continued cooling compresses trapped gas until爆爆 sudden eruptions occur.
A reflective meditation on how observing others reveals life’s uniform paths from birth to death. The author notes that recognizing the sameness in people leads to a sober self-awareness, confirming one’s place as part of the human race.
Miss Lilian Warner of Willardburg Ontario reports skin trouble on her face including red pimples that burned and disfigured. After trying other remedies with no success, she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for about a month and was completely healed.
A long-time American resident recalls Japan’s odd practices seen as backwards. He cites saws drawn toward workers, horses backed into stalls, clocks striking differently, and blacksmiths sitting to work yet resting with feet. He argues each habit has a practical purpose explained by logic.
Gecanée says demand exceeded expectations as new faster printing presses are installed on the Cunard liners to publish the Daily Mail Atlantic Edition. Ships Berengaria Aquitania Mauretania Carmania Franconia Tyrrhenia La Contia Caronia Samaria Scythia print the paper daily at sea with news wirelessed twice daily via Radio Communication Company. Voyage subscription is one shilling threepence. single copies threepence.
A cablegram from the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome ranks Canada as the leading source of wheat for world markets. It lists prospective exports by country: Canada 290 million bushels, United States 130 million, Argentina 120 million, Australia 40 million, India 0, Russia 20, Balkans 100.
Dr. Thomas Eelectric Oil is described as having a subtle power and being the most valuable liniment for both man and beast. It is praised for innumerable uses and long standing as a leading remedy kept by users.
The Canadian National Railways unveils a new poster series highlighting Canadian beauty. Imagery includes Mount Robson, Mount Edith Cavell, Lac Beauvert, Great Lakes, Port Arthur, and inland sea travel aboard the S.S. Noronic. An aged Quebec village scene contrasts with canal and river views to promote tourism via rail links across Canada and beyond.
Dr. C. Lawson of Los Angeles predicts doctors will soon teach health rather than treat disease. He argues disease is an abnormal condition, not an entity, and that fear and pessimism impede civic and physical well being. Knowledge of health will eliminate fear and unify cure concepts.
Canada produced 147,373,774 pounds of creamery butter in 1922 valued at 51,530,780 dollars, up 1 percent in quantity and 7 percent in value from the prior year. Cheese output reached 196,579,475 pounds valued at 22,067,106 dollars, up from 162,127,494 pounds and 25,710,030 dollars the year before.
A Cincinnati church reports possessing the largest bell in the United States and second to Moscow's, measuring 10 feet across and 12 feet high and weighing about 30,000 pounds. After cracks shattered nearby windows years ago, the bell has since been rung only by hammering. The piece also includes a humorous Detroit Free Press aside about marriage.
A dramatic line depicts two burglars forcing a library window to crack the safe as a clock chimes. A voice from behind asks which clock strike and adds tension to the scene.
An advertising feature praises Dr Fowler Extract of Wild Strawberry for quick relief from diarrhoea dysentery cramps and stomach pains. A testimonial from Mrs Ernest Morris of London Ontario describes rapid recovery after four doses. Price 60c per bottle by The T Milburn Co Toronto Ont. Army officers taking up land Canadian veterans join Soldier Settlement Board in Okanagan during summer. Summer safety tips urge staying off streets water and autos. Woolwich ferry records date back to 11th century across River Thames.
The British Columbia Game Board plans a forty square mile elk reserve on Vancouver Island north of Cowichan Lake to protect the rare big game. About 300 elk are in the North Cowichan Lake vicinity as improvements are made for their protection.
The co operative associations of Saskatchewan earned a net profit of 110,997 on a turnover of 4,107,239 for the year ending April 30, 1923, per the annual report of the Cooperation and Markets branch of the Provincial Department of Agriculture.
Dominion dairy officials report 502 cow testing centres and 26 203 tests by end of June with 2.685 herds under test. Saskatchewan shows largest percentage increase due to provincial efforts. British Columbia tests about two thousand cows monthly via five cooperative associations. Mixed in are advertisements for Thomas Eclectric Oil praising internal and external uses.
John Hewlett of Redlands California applies to Supervisor R H Charl ton Los Angeles for permission to establish a butterfly farm on forty acres in Angels Forest reserve. He plans to plant the area in flowers to attract butterflies and raise them for color and decorations.
Fur auction in Winnipeg opened with sales worth 250000 dollars. Ninety percent of proceeds went to buyers in New York London and Paris. Beaver, silver fox and bear led demand with beaver up 20 percent silver fox 30 percent and bear 10 percent. A physician notes golf helps business while the boss takes an afternoon off.
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