Province Sparks Clash Over Dominion Lands Deal
Vancouver Island legislators expose tensions between Ottawa and Victoria over 12000 acres of dominion land slated for reclamation. Premier Oliver faces criticism for perceived stance against federal policies and for delaying promised bills while riders of Fraser Valley roads, forest fires, and shipbuilding policy surface.
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Oliver Snags in Legislature Effort to Get Information
The opposition faced a new obstacle as it pressed the government for information in the Legislature last week. The dispute centers on access to documents and the pace of disclosures.
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Golden age of man spans fifty to sixty says Howells
The octogenarian novelist W D Howells argues in Harper’s Magazine that the golden age of man occurs between fifty and sixty. He notes later life still has value but warns aging beyond eighty brings diminishing returns and questions about lasting usefulness.
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Harper's Magazine
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Presher Oliver Gets Hot Right Under the Collar
On Friday last Premier Oliver harshly criticized J. WW. aetertah in a pointed public rebuke. The incident drew attention as officials debated policy directions and political tensions in the capital.
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California Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Relief for Children
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative to ease bowel issues in children. It claims the remedy cleanses the stomach and liver, relieving cross and feverish symptoms within hours and provides dosing guidance for all ages.
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Critics say administration should pause legislation this session
Government critics urge delaying major bills and appealing to the country to allow voters to express views. They argue the administration was elected while many electors were overseas and now faces wartime conditions and unusual problems.
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