20 Mar 1947
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 20, 1947
Page
1
The Roseburn Review lists weekly issues published on Thursdays from Victoria Ave office. Publisher Bowley operates as a second class mail post. memberships note Canadian and U.S. subscription rates and extra charges for memorial notices and cards of thanks.
A reminiscence of early Rossburn settlers recounts families led by the Cumming and Moulton clans arriving around 1880, their homesteading trials, and the Gatling Seeder novelty. It covers migrations from Ontario and England, notable fates of James, Alex, George, John, Joseph, and Robert Moulton, and the formation of Vista and Oakburn.
The article argues for restoring a three cent postage stamp in Canada citing postal revenue growth from 1935-39 to 1944-45 and the war driven rise in letter and parcel mail. It notes airmail traffic increase and posits Canada should follow the US example of maintaining low postage during peacetime.
Readers question predictions of Britain's decline while praising resilience of its institutions. The Comedian Red Cross is cited as a peacetime service akin to wartime roles, prompting reflection on national unity and public support for humanitarian aid.
The Red Cross remains central to veterans support by aiding hospital patients with social activities. At Deer Lodge veterans participate in weaving knitting rug making leather work and needle projects weekly. Movies transportation to events and friendly visits ease convalescence and help ex servicemen settle into civilian life.
Ottawa health authorities warn against taking more than prescribed of medicines even when a remedy seems beneficial. The guidance stresses careful dosage and proper container labeling to avoid dangerous risks from excess.
The message urges optimism as spring approaches in a few days, highlighting brighter weather and new beginnings for readers. It frames the seasonal shift as a positive, uplifting moment for communities and individuals alike.
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