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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
3
Money orders are on file in two thousand offices throughout Canada.
A strange letter reached the Prince of Wales from a gutall Indian village at the Himalayas foot. Written on dried tiger skin with red dye, it claims the writer’s father escorted the late King Edward during tiger shooting and offers to guide the Prince on a Himalayan ascent if he seeks the adventure.
An old advertisement describes catarrh as cold in the head and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine builds up the system and cleanses the blood to prevent further colds. It states the medicine is taken internally and affects the mucous surfaces, with a price of 75 cents and a money back offer of 100 dollars for any case not cured.
The total cash on hand of 650000 marks was reported for former Emperor William when he fled to Holland. Dr Albert Suidekum Prussian minister of finance said no evidence found that the imperial family has planted capital abroad and he will soon announce plans to settle the family finances, stressing fairness and deterring petty criticism.
Saskatchewan Indians reap a fair crop under an extensive production scheme begun a year ago to boost wartime food. In 1918 much prairie was plowed for seeding this year. Drought affected some reserves, but overall yields are strong with an average of about fifteen bushels of wheat per acre.
Remarkable results in wartime ship production show Admiralty accepting vessels after basin trials and rapid sea trials. HMS Resolution reached full power within an hour and cruisers and destroyers began sea service almost immediately, proving British engineering prowess and exacting standards despite stress.
Amsterdam Handelsblad reports the ex Kaiser in Amerongen costs the Netherlands 20,000 guilders to date. Nineteen policemen, paid 75 guilders daily, guard him since November. He remains confined to defined limits and plans to import German furniture to Doorn if permitted.
Wartime notices warn that only tablets bearing the Bayer Cross are genuine aspirin, now manufactured in Canada with U S rights. The ad recalls acid imitations sold during war, promotes Bayer packaging, and notes normal uses. Also mentions Holloway's Corn Cure, Minard's Liniment, and a British report on German pianos ready for export. Kingston Standard.
A period piece urging mothers to protect babies in summer from cholera infantum and related illnesses. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets as preventive and curative, claiming they avert stomach and bowel troubles and can safely carry a baby through sudden illness. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Williams Medicine Co.
The bulletin from the Dominion Experimental Farms explains two spoilage types in canned goods flat sour from bacterial growth and mould. It details methods of canning and offers recipes, highlighting canning as a key method to store abundant summer produce for winter use and overall health.
A petition campaigns for a 12 month sentence reduction for several Canadian soldiers linked to the Epsom riots. Jubilee Darling spared hard labor due to war service, noting no fault difference with some local offenders. Appeals to the court of criminal appeal failed to change the verdict.
Archangel evacuation by British expeditionary forces is underway amid official announcements. The action follows Allied operations in the region with British troops conducting the withdrawal under orders and coordinating with allied units.
Poles seize fortified Bobruisk sixty miles southeast of Minsk, taking 500 prisoners and employing tanks for the first time. The enemy withdrew across the Beresina river leaving bridges destroyed.
Two hundred fifty miles of British war medal ribbon are to be issued to men and women entitled to these decorations through the recent edicts of the King.
A competent clerk asks a customer what material they want for a bathing suit and inquires if the item is intended for bathing. The exchange centers on fabric suitability for water use.
Italian papers say American forces and the Olympia left Spalato and that the French naval base at Fiume has been abolished. The Fiume force is reduced to a brigade with a British squadron and a French battalion commanded by General Pittalura.
In St Joseph Quebec July 14 1903 Jos Dubes, a commercial traveler, reports a severe leg injury from a horse kick last May. After applying three bottles of Minard's Liniment his leg healed fully and he could resume travel.
The Royal Astronomical Society of Great Britain holds a wood log claimed as part of the Newton apple tree from Newton’s garden, said to have inspired his inquiry into gravity.
A reflective line explores marriage as a lure in love. The imagery compares union to a golden hook set in a broad sea, suggesting marriage attracts yet requires discernment and virtue to avoid entrapment.
Paris Finance Minister Klotz told the Chamber of Deputies that allied war expenses total about 200 billion dollars. He stated Germany would pay France 18.5 billion dollars within 36 years.
Creamery butter production in Saskatchewan is projected to exceed one million pounds this year, valued around $600,000. The dairy industry has grown rapidly from 1916 to 1918, with output rising from 381,993 to 667,285 pounds, showing farmers diversify beyond grain.
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