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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1955
Page
3
Ammonia, a widespread chemical used in cleaners, refrigeration, and industry, traces back to medieval distillation and remains essential in agriculture as a key fertilizer component. Canada produces about 100 000 tons annually for products from pulp to perfume, oils, explosives, textiles, and dyes. The piece notes its broad utility and impact on food production.
Ascorbic Acid is added to frozen fruit to preserve color and flavor, reduce cooked taste, and boost vitamin C. Merck & Co. offers a 26 gram bottle for about $1.20, with usage directions for home freezing and fruit salads. The granular acid can be mixed with syrups or added to dry slices before packing.
Tipson Touring notes seasonal flowers for indoor décor while wildlife watchers report Aransas Refuge counts. Since 1939, 60 cranes reached wintering range near Austwell Texas, 56 lost on migration, many during fall hunts. Cranes start Canada migration this month, reaching Texas by late November. Travel Bureau urges hunters not to shoot large white birds to aid population recovery.
Readers learn to craft festive centerpieces using maples, mahogany browns, fruits and nuts. The Japanese use seedpods and grasses for simple, spectacular displays. Fall floral schemes rival spring and summer, suiting modern interiors, and free bouquets are available within a short drive.
The last flock of whooping cranes will migrate from Canada to Texas with new significance. For the first time exact breeding grounds are known and five young cranes hatched in June are observed, bringing the flock to 26.
In loving memory of Walter Middleton who passed away September 8 1944 a dear husband and father. A little token true and tender just to show we still remember. Sadly missed by his wife and family.
Margaret and Rennie Briggs thank Doctor Large, the nurses, and all others for their kindness to Mrs. Weir during her stay at Roblin District Hospital.
Classified notice from Friesen's Auto Wrecking Roblin Manitoba offering winches to dig wells cement mixers gas or electric spray sprayers and a range of trucks including 49 Anglia 40 Chev 2 ton 40 Ford 2 ton 50 Dodge 3 ton 47 Ford 12 ton 47 Ford 3 ton 1 ton with tractor trailer and John Deere D Ford tractor Tamarac fence posts grain augers truck boxes lumber and phone details p30-35.
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