Paying Interest in Your Goods and Message Placement
A concise exhortation urges sellers to captivate the public with their goods and reveal a compelling message. It emphasizes placing the message properly to attract interest and secure attention.
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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
3
A concise exhortation urges sellers to captivate the public with their goods and reveal a compelling message. It emphasizes placing the message properly to attract interest and secure attention.
Under the Seed Commissioner a Seed Commission coordinates seed purchases, storage, and distribution across Regina, Sorento, and Quebec. It operates with the Board of Grain Commissioners and the Department of Trade, buying cleaned seed at cost, inspecting quality, and using car lots to control prices while distributing through commerce and agricultural groups.
The Arthur pea variety is highlighted as the earliest mature field pea offering profitable yields in many regions. It matures 3 to 10 days earlier than Golden Vine and Prussian Blue, with a distinctive non-clustered flower arrangement that may increase vulnerability in very dry flowering conditions. In western and northern Canada it suits early districts, while eastern provinces may see comparable yields to Golden Vine and Prussian Blue and often higher prices due to color and quality.
The article notes farmers seek early productive pea types and suggests breeding can mix earliness with high yield. It expects Arthur variety to be replaced by a maturing field sort offering similar large yield. Until then, Arthur remains recommended in Canada for farmers needing frost-safe ripening and high quality seed.
An injunction petition by Canadian Western Natural Gas Company against the town of McLeod was granted. The suit seeks fifty dollars in damages and a restraining order against officers, servants, and agents from interfering with the gas plant. A police officer near McLeod sat on the valve box to prevent gas shutoff as Calgary pressure fell. The company planned to cut gas to boilers at 12 o clock on February 26, but local officials blocked the action, leading to the injunction.
The fragment imagines a bold aerial adventure that will inspire a new vocabulary and literary genres. It foresees prose, poetry, fiction, biographies, memoirs, and history reading with romance, guiding readers toward strange and delightful channels of imagination.
Drivers are urged to avoid sudden braking except in emergencies. Experts emphasize keeping a safe following distance and anticipating traffic flow to reduce collision risk and improve overall highway safety.
A sporting editor quibbles with Theda Bara in Cleopatra film portraying minimal attire. He notes audience discomfort over scant dress yet concedes strong acting and vivid portrayal of Cleopatra, while critics debate art versus fashion and era.
The article extols a motto to keep producers happy as it praises the spirit of innovation like Burbank and stresses that gold coins are secondary to the satisfaction of creation. It questions why many are poor despite profits and hints at market pressures and an official champion in the Markets Commissioner.
In the outlying districts of British Columbia and Victoria City, 1710 and 1367 families respectively receive monthly allowances from the Canadian Patrio te Fund, with 3786 in Greater Vancouver also listed as beneficiaries.
The message emphasizes keeping the radiator filled with water and using an anti freeze solution in cold weather. It warns not to neglect the Lives, use a presine gauge, and maintain 70 to 80 pounds pressure. It mentions not needing the copy delivered to the office boy's aunt whoknits better than writes ads and urges doing it yourself.
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