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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 21, 1912

Page

5

Fraser Valley under boycott by Vancouver merchants

A Vancouver led campaign discriminates against Fraser Valley products and lands, sparking a coalition of fourteen municipalities to counter with targeted literature and coordinated outreach. Officials propose authorized agents in Vancouver and Mission to direct newcomers to genuine Fraser Valley prospects and curb biased promotion.

New Westminster British Columbia Mainland Vancouver Fraser Valley Tia Fraser’ Valley Oae Itaelf Mission

Parisiai Theatre Free Performances Aid the Poor

Several Parisiai theatres stage gratuitous performances three or four times yearly. They target the poor and those in line arrive hours before doors open to secure seats.

Dors

Do Animals Have Souls The question of animal souls

A discussion on whether animals possess souls, tracing beliefs from eastern thought to transmigration notions. The piece examines why people doubt animal souls, the moral implications, and the idea that nothing in life is truly lost as life continues in other beings within nature.

The Light Hat Critique by Dr Galvin on Headgear

Dr George W Galvin a United States pathologist argues heavy hats retard intellectual growth and break thought when senses are interrupted He notes Edison Burbank and athletes favor caps while college girls wear none and study progress rises with hatlessness.

George W. Galvin United States Edison Luther Burbank

You're Wrong Sir Interruption Angers Politician at Meeting

A political meeting scene features a speaker attacking the Government with venom. A back‑row critic interrupts repeatedly with You're wrong, sir prompts. The orator fires back promising to reveal something to make the critic's hair stand on end. The crowd notes the bald lead hat as it is removed in protest.

The Power of Suggestion in Medical Care

A chilly patient improved after doctors urged rounds of hot water bottles. The next morning doctors found bottles lined around the bed, yet the relief came from the suggestion rather than direct contact, proving mental state can influence bodily comfort.

Seventy year old man lost in Graham Island woods

Mr White of Tow Hill Vancouver retired carriage-maker aged seventy endured three days and nights lost in Graham Island woods near Tow Hill. He searched inland for a pre emption, wandered hungry and cold, slept by a fire, heard searchers, and finally was picked up by a settler. He remains determined to settle on Graham Island with his wife.

Graham Mr White Tow Hill Vancouver White Graham, Island Tie Noril Cape Wie Rej Graham Island

When We Were Poor A Businessman’s Wistful Retold

An exchange recalls how riches shifted desires from a single summer home to multiple places. The speaker notes monotony in one spot and the wish for variety and seasonal homes. The narrator reflects on happiness as his wife travels while keeping the properties secured and under her control.

Wwe Toronto

Survival of Carved Memory Through Generations in Avignon

The beaver, once abundant along French rivers, was killed for its fur and now survives only in about a dozen villages near Avignon. For three centuries villagers lacked trees to cut, forcing beavers to adapt by banking mud with tails and foraging in new habitats. A Polish hunter on an estate recently relocated some beavers to forest, where they surprisingly resumed ancient behaviors of tree cutting and dam building.

Rione Avignon

Taming Wild Birds in Winter Feeders

The article explains taming wild birds with slow motions and food offerings. Canada jay, chickadee, whitebreasted nut hatches quick to approach, winter best for taming. Robins, catbirds, sparrows respond to bread milk fruit or seed and crumbs near windows.

Canada United States

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