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Newspaper

Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 14, 1922

Page

3

World Happenings Briefly Told

Gen Sir Periab Singh regent of Jodhpur State India died suddenly of heart disease on Sept. A severe earthquake wrecked Tatboku Formosa on Sept. 7. The late Prince of Monaco left Sainte Suzanne model farm to the French Academy. A Moscow report says Soviet plans to sell Tsar crowns from the Kremlin. Germany protests French troops in Saar. Alberta farm lands rose with August openings. A Treland France steamship service bought a 359 passenger vessel. Louvain University Library rebuilding. 261,000 books in 111, before wartime loss 500,000. Romanian Royal Family plot to be killed at races uncovered. Hungarian officers arrested. Hong Kong aliens ban not renewed. Rumors of Frederick William death denied. Bus service operates Baghdad to Aleppo via Mosul. George R. Sims died Sept 5 aged 70. Tugonet column since 1877. US coal shortage seen at 30 million tons. Madison Coal strike over parking dispute.

Periab Singh Jodhpur British India Tat Boku Formosa Toklo Prince of Monaco French Academy of Agriculture Sainte Suzanne Alene France Moscow Kremlin League of Nations Saar Alberta Alberta Provincial Labor Bureau Witeh Treland Amatordam Louvain University Library Chamber of Commerce Hong Kong Verlin Frederick William Germany Doorn Holland Bagdad Aleppo Mosul George Robert Sims Tia Lendoga Referee Tugonet

Prince Met Weshby Finencial Demende Abeord Greater Partef

The report notes the Prince of Wales faces a heavy financial demand with income around S000 a year. It states his official allowances are modest and he bears substantial travel costs from a long East era tour, leaving him personally out of pocket despite parliamentary grants.

Prince of Wales Francis Christian Science Monitor

Nervilins Chest Rub Promises Fast Relief

An advertisement touts Nerviline as a swift cure for chest ache wheeze and soreness. It claims vigorous rubbing on chest neck and sides will banish pain and coughing from colds with large bottles available through dealers.

Traffic rise in Canada as 1921 motor entries counted

The Department of Customs reports a sharp increase in motor traffic with 17,285 automobiles entering Canada for touring in 1921, compared with 93,200 the previous year, highlighting a substantial year over year change.

Canada Department of Customs

Pink Pills Aid Bloodless Women and Nervous Ailments

A promotional notice extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a reliable home remedy for anemia and nervous weakness. It cites Mrs Albert W Smith of Miscouche P E I as a testimonial, describing heart pains, breathlessness, muscle twitching, and eventual recovery after using the pills, with purchase options from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Wiiner Ila Willams Beneft Wil Mains Albert W. Smith Miscouche Pell Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Miller's Worm Powders Prove Value in Worm Treatment

Lions and Ueers kept to captivity require one day a week without foe to keep them in good health. Miller's Worm Powders prove their value. They do not cause any violent disturbance in the stomach, any pain or griping, but do their work quietly and painlessly, so that the destruction of the worms is imperceptible. Yet they are thorough, and from the first dose there is improvement in the condition of the sufferer and a cessation of manifestations of Internal trouble.

Montreal Maisonneuve Canada Metropolis Piain Uyion Dominion Montreal Board of Trade

The Plight of Europe and Aid Reflections

A New York World piece warns that continental Europe drifts toward ruin amid civil war and resource strain. It urges cautious aid, fearing entangling alliances and the erosion of centuries of culture while observers note worsening conditions and no relief in sight.

Europe New York

Montreal Board of Trade Plans 100th Anniversary Tour

The Montreal Board of Trade will launch a 30 day Dominion tour starting September 1 to mark its 100th anniversary. Delegates will travel from Montreal west through Toronto and Winnipeg to Vancouver, then cruise to Prince Rupert, exploring British Columbia’s mining, lumber, and fishing sectors before returning via Ontario and Ottawa to Montreal.

Dominion Montreal Toronto Great Lakes Port Arthur Winnipeg Rockies Vancouver Victoria North Pacific Prince Rupert Canadian National Railways British /Columbia Canada Pacific Katen Island Skeena River Sone Bulkley and Nechako River Prince George Mount Robson Park British Columbia Mount Robson Lac Beauvert Canadian Rockies Edmonton Prairie Provinces Ontario Cochrane Cobalt Temiskaming & Northern Ontario North Bay Ottawa

Safety Ship Mecklenburg debuts with ready lifeboats on deck rails

The Steamship Mecklenburg claims a safety breakthrough with lifeboats arranged along rails and ready to move to launching positions, addressing past disasters where full boat deployment was hindered by listing. Also noted are brief items on wild lemons in Norfolk and asthma relief by Dr J D Kelloge, plus a home‑driven slogan urging buying at home to boost local prosperity.

Mecklenburg Folkestone Flushing J. D. Kelloge

Wake Up Call Sparks Night Quiet Morning Holiday

Daylight brings a restless awakening as one person cannot sleep, signaling a holiday mood. The note hints at morning chores and pace shifting with the holiday atmosphere, contrasting rest with activity.

Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Fabric Makeover

Advert promises Diamond Dyes will refresh worn dresses, skirts, draperies and more without streaking or fading. Instructions ask to identify fabric type whether wool silk linen cotton or blends for best results.

New Plan to Exterminate Rodents in Swiss Frontier

The valley of Ajoie faces a mice invasion from trenches near Alsace. Village authorities offer half a cent per dead rodent and use Poulson gas to inject into underground galleries, claiming to have reached 27,000 deaths in a day. Also mentions Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy for various ailments and as an inexpensive staple.

Ajoie Alsace Poulson Gay Thomas

Alberta farmer forecasts 26 600 bushel wheat crop

D C McDonald a veteran farmer and grain broker estimates Southern Alberta will harvest about 26 600 bushels of wheat this year his figure seen as conservative for the region south of the Canadian Pacific main line to the international boundary He compares it with the 1920 crop total of 2 712 238 bushels harvested that year Les oe Minard's Liniment physicians use

Alberta D.C. McDonald Cerreae

Tanlac Promises Relief From Indigestion and Dyspepsia

Victims of stomach trouble and indigestion are urged to try Tanlac as an ever ready source of relief. A Winnipeg man testifies he regained appetite and energy after three years of trouble. The ad claims Tanlac aids digestion, purifies blood, and builds vitality, urging purchase at druggists.

Tambec Stanley Gibbons Chambers St Winnipeg

Handel And His Colossal Appetite At Dinner

The article notes that Handel often dined alone yet planned meals for three. It recounts a tavern episode where he sat down and announced the meal for four as the company arrived. It highlights Handel's voracious eating, claiming he could finish a meal for five ordinary appetites.

Handel

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Relief for Deafness

Catarrhal Deafness is caused by inflammation of the mucous lining of the auditory tube. The remedy claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions. Circulars free. sold by druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

New York Radio Firms Form 1,717 in March 1922

New York State records show a surge in radio industry growth as 1,717 new radio corporations were organized during March 1922. The figure highlights rapid market expansion and investor enthusiasm in the early broadcasting era.

New York New York State

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