Sermon on Happiness and a Colonial Employment Leaflet
An 1911 fragment discusses whether mankind seeks happiness or misery and notes lawyers questioning truth in court. It then shifts to a Colonial Intelligence League appeal in British Columbia, promoting women’s overseas employment, detailing roles for home-helps, nurses, teachers, secretaries, and more, with emphasis on qualified applicants and reliable placement.
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Moore
B.C
Colonial Intelligence League
England
Eth
Wmn
Inquiries and notices amid a fragmented old notice sheet
A collage of items including a business pledge letter from Dorothy Davis, a North Carolina notice about catechism material distributed to children, a Liquor Act 1910 license transfer notice for Huntingdon Hotel in British Columbia, and a long child safety tract about flies with Q&A on typhoid and sanitation. The mixed content reflects 1911 era public notices and educational material.
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Board of Health
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THE
Abbotsford
Post Ted Company
AEG Sncors
Khun
Jeizy
Deslin
Maeterlinck
W. R. Crosby
Dorothy Davis
Nigola'St
Mission City
North Carolina
Pilent
Bette
Horte
John Bohner
Viancouver
Newcastleton-Tynes
Joe-Mcmenemy Abbotsford
B. C
Gravenstein
Tompkins
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
Hyslop
Clark
Upland Fruit Ranch and Nursery
Nelson
Abbotsford, B.C
P.O. Bex
W. Lyle
D. McKenzie
POST
C.A. Sumner & CO
Central Telegram
Sumner
C. A. Sumner & Co
Abbotsford Homesites
J. W.mccallum