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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
7
In a tense confrontation Madame de Varigny claims Nesta, Blaise’s wife, still lives. Blaise wrestles with doubt, hopes Nesta’s return is a ruse, and Jean clings to Blaise as the pair confront a shocking truth that upends their fragile world.
In a tense scene Tormarin loosens his grip on Madame de Varigny Blaise as Jean watches in horror. Madame and Blaise separate after a near fatal moment triggered by Jean's plea to release the Italian woman. The Boer conflict mood lingers as the tension remains unresolved.
New regulation bars Aids To Beauty Women employees from using Npstick or similar aids and requires Bank of England staff to wear only black navy blue or very dark grey dresses with white collars. Plain white blouses allowed in summer. Belgium maintains a wooden shoe industry with much production shipped to France Germany and the Netherlands.
Dr A C Abbott told the Manitoba Medical Association in Winnipeg that Johns Hopkins experiments show winter cabbage causes goitre in rabbits within three weeks. A Winnipeg school survey found British descent children with varied diets had under 12 percent thyroid enlargement, while 30 to 40 percent of children of European origin did, with central Europeans eating more cabbage.
Aline Michae! writes of twilight thoughts and lingering memories. The speaker asks if the beloved will forget at nightfall the lances of mellow light on the river and the prairie wind, yet promises to return near to them with the fading joys they shared.
A reader writes to The Star defending a 60 mph speed as reasonable while noting faster drivers racing by at 70 to 75 mph and others at 80 to 85 mph. The letter questions the rush to exceed 60 and labels speed maniacs as the mildly indicted group.
Canada’s bacon exports to Great Britain rose from 184 576 pounds in July 1921 to 3 480 000 pounds in July 1932, moving the country into fourth place among nations selling bacon to the United Kingdom.
Cyrus the Great founded the Persian Empire and expanded imperial control by conquering Babylon, shaping ancient Near Eastern history and imperial divisions for centuries.
A compact moral excerpt sharing proverbs on patience peace and restraint. It quotes biblical wisdom about turning wrath aside and meekness while noting a balance between work and play and a call to avoid quarrels. The piece mentions Livingstone as a source for the maxim that action for peace requires more than talk.
In St Ives England an annual custom dice draw for Bibles was held. Three Anglican and three Nonconformist children each received a Testament. The event follows the will of Dr. Robert Wilde dated 1688 and is funded by rents from Bible Orchard land.
Five tons of Canadian cheese were exported from Quebec aboard the huller Aurania to England, marking one of the largest shipments from the region in years. More large consignments are expected through the navigation season.
Twenty five casks of Canadian tobacco have been shipped to Sierra Leone marking the first Canadian supply to West Africa. Previously the United States supplied most of the demand in the region.
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