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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
1
Millionaire captains of industry report rapid benefits from a new vitality remedy improving physical energy and executive efficiency. The ad claims immediate fitness gains, urges readers to start Protovim to build strength, vitality, and nerve energy, with a one month tablet course priced at $3.00 sold in Charlottetown.
The Monetary Times estimates fire losses in Canada for the week ended June 1 at 432 300 dollars, down from 624 950 the prior week, with the largest loss at St. Joseph de Beauce Quebec. It also reports total capital of companies incorporated in Canada during the week ended May 28 at 17 221 900 dollars.
The Summerside page reports a drunk in Summerside fined 25 dollars with costs and jailed for 30 days. It notes false rumors of hooch, a missing spare tire incident, a street car crash near an electric post, and careless road work. It also covers hay crop delays, a notable four year old bay draft horse, and US fox import inspection rules affecting Summerside shippers.
Western Guardian notes schooner Glenden arriving with Inverness coal for R. T. Holmans and the Glyndon from Sydney entering with coal for Messrs R. T. man Ltd. Ditching and roadbed work nears completion on Notre Dame Street Summerside. Dominion Day celebrations and fast-horse races planned. Auto crash on Central Street damages wind shield. rider uninjured. Farmer Walter Green optimistic on crops. fruit blossoms ahead of frost. Egg crate spill on market day causes losses. a Summerside lady helps with baking.
Mrs Martin Griffin and friends visited Summerside on Sunday. Fidele Perry of Melrose Mass arrived to spend three weeks visiting. James P Crockett of Summerside left for the mainland on business. Roy Silliphant bought Frank McDonald’s Bay side cottage Lot 14 at auction. Russell and James McKinnon visit ill father Allen McKinnon at Prince Co Hospital.
At the Reformed Church of America synod in Asbury Park New Jersey Rev Da Wm Brown warned that thirty five thousand U S churches lack pastors and only fourteen fifty ministers will graduate this year to fill vacancies He urged five thousand preachers are needed annually to meet demand The report urged public morality measures condemning dance halls bad books and unfit motion pictures.
Belfast June 6 The King and Queen plan to attend the state opening of the Ulster Parliament. They will travel to Bangor home of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club and sail aboard the royal yacht accompanied by a warship.
An old newspaper item promotes ten grains of pure organic phosphate per meal as a natural aid for weak nervous and thin individuals. Cited are London Paris New York nerve specialists and pharmacists Hughes Drug Co Latd and Bitro-Phosphata. The notice warns it aids weight gain and cautions against use unless weight increase is desired.
Tuesday diary entry states the physician warned against strenuous exercise after examination. The writer says they went to the links to then acknowledge the caution and refrain from activity.
A fragment from a column features a golfer named Dippy who cannot play today due to a doctor’s warning. James is questioned about participation, revealing tension between sports and health. The brief dialogue hints at personal tensions and a day of practice disrupted by medical advice.
A Charlottetown woman writes that after using Farador for two months she is cured of asthma and bronchitis, with improved health and sleep. She declines public naming but invites inquiries and says many island residents have sent similar letters. literature is available from Farador representative Wm E Enman at 296 Richmond St.
Two deserters Leonard Foster and Edward Cook from H M S Valerian gave themselves up at St John police station on Saturday night. They left Charlottetown May 31 while the cruiser lay there and failed to find work on steamers or waterfronts. They returned to the cruiser and expect to be taken to Quebec for trial. authorities hope voluntary surrender may reduce punishment.
The Prime Minister Lloyd George expresses regret that British coal miners rejected the latest government offer to settle the strike. He states he has nothing further to propose and sent the letter to Mr Frank Hodges, secretary of the miners union.
A party led by Bishop Lucas travels from Edmonton to posts on Lake Athabasca and Great Slave Lake. Miss C Beecher of London and Miss Foster John of Nottingham join as companion and matron at away sites. Rev J N Crissall from St Barnabas Holloway heads to Fort McPherson with others to supervise outdoor work.
Accompanied by his wife and three volunteers Bishop Lucas of the Diocese of Mackenzie River begins a long journey from Toronto to Fort Chipewyan on Lake Athabasca to supervise Church of England work over a vast Northland tract. His diocese runs from Lake Athabasca to the Arctic sea and his prior duties included opening the Mackenzie River oil fields. A mission for white settlers is now planned, though he had not secured volunteers for oil-field work before departure.
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