Morality Theory Links Clothing With Virtue Says Collen
Arthur George Pomeroy Collen, son of Sir Ed win Collen, asserts in New York that American women should wear less clothing. He cites African women as examples of morality, claiming minimal garb preserves modesty. He argues that dress inflames vanity and coquetry and suggests an ornamental purity brigade with an African woman as missionary to guide morals.
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New York
Arthur George Pomeroy Collen
Edwin Collen
British East Africa
Africa
Doctor Praised Zam Bak Cure For Severe Eczema
A Winnipeg woman, Mrs. J. P. St. Denis of 505 Thompson Street, credits Zam-Bak with curing her persistent eczema after doctors and other treatments failed. She describes a painful progression on her face that improved within weeks of using the balm and notes Zam-Bak’s wide selling points and warnings against imitations.
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Zam-Bak
J. P. St. Denis
Thompson Street
Winnipeg
Mevenus
Zam-Buk Co
Toronto
Rambling Reveries on Home Life and Wage Roles
A moral essay extols the home as a national blessing and condemns threats to domestic harmony. It praises hardworking housekeeping wives, discusses wives' wages and financial rights, and notes the burdens on laboring men and the ideal of the supportive, orderly household.
Hudsons Bay Route Favored by Canadian Experts
A survey discussed by Isaac Cowie argues the Hudsons Bay route is navigable for seven months annually, with safe steamship passage from late July to early November. It notes ice patterns, voyage length savings, and greater capacity than Lake Superior routes for freight traffic.
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Robert Bell
A. S P. Low
Geological Survey of Canada
Hudson Strait
Hudson Bay
Churchill
Bay
Lake Superior
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Good Advice for English Travelers in Canada
Vancouver Saturday Sunset suggests English business visitors to Canada should show genuine interest in Canadian developments and the local atmosphere. Liked travelers assimilate Maple Leaf perspectives and avoid bragging or disdain, earning trust and smoother exchanges.
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Vancouver
Canada
London
England
Little Things and the Merchants on Easy Street
The poem by Walt Mason links small items to big gains for milk grocers sugar sellers and coal men. It praises well written ads that boost merchants fortunes and household joy on Easy Street.
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Joywil Merchants
Easy Street
Walt Mason
Concat enation on the Roof in Vancouver Event
Port Moody official P R Roe announces 4 Concatenation to be held in Vancouver BC on Friday April 2 with kittens to pass through the onion bed valley and join the Sacred Black cat. Five Hoo-bloo Order members in the area urged to mobilize and collect kittens for the event with more hall details to follow.
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P. R. Roe
Port Moody
British Columbia
Vancouver
B.C
Fountain and Valley
Onion Bed
Hall
Wanted chicken and fruit ranch near railroad town
Wanted a chicken and fruit ranch near a railroad town in Washington state. Seek improved or unimproved lands with water frontage or a running stream and some timber desirable. Describe location, size, and terms to M Steele at Lakeside, Washington.
Water Right Application for Fisher Ditch Mining
Notice of intent to record right to store and use water for hydraulic mining by Chu Ban Quan at Fisher Placer Claim on Wild Horse Creek near Boulder Creek mouth. Details include diversion point about three quarters mile below, 300 inches of water, 80 foot head, and FMC No. 6805 with posting on April 1, 1909.
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Cranbrook Water District
Cn Ban Quan
Wild Horse Creek
W.H. K
Kootenay River
Boulder Creek
Fisher Ditch
Fisher Placer
F.M.C
Ghu Ban Quan
Chu Ban Quan
Dominion Lands Open for Homesteading in Railway Belt BC
Dominion Lands within the Railway Belt BC may be homesteaded by sole heads of families or any male over 18, for up to 160 acres. Entry must be at the local land office. proxy entry allowed under conditions. Plans require six months residency and cultivation for three years or alternative residency arrangements. Six months notice to Ottawa required. Coal rights may be leased for 21 years at $1 per acre, with a 5 cent per ton royalty on merchantable coal. W. W. Cory, Deputy Minister of the Interior.
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Dominion
Railway Belt
British Columbia
Commissioner of Dominion Lands
Ottawa
W. W. Cory
the Interior
Official Administrators Act notice in Cranbrook Fernie district
Judge P E Wilson orders James Ferguson Arstrong official administrator for Mary Agnes Grant estate. Creditors and indebted persons must pay or notify. claims due by May 1 must be sent by registered mail. Upon May 1 distribution proceeds, if not notified, will proceed with known claims only. Dated Cranbrook March 16.
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P. E. Wilson, Esq
County Court of
East Kootenay
James Ferguson Arstrong
County of Kootenay
Cranbrook
Fernie
Mary Agnes Grant
Mamie Grant
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