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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1924
Page
6
Fort Steele locals report visits and travels as Mrs. Mather and Mrs. Howard tour the Windermere country and Penticton. Miss Norah Brander returns from Cranbrook. Mrs. Pollock joins Mr. Pollock at Yahk. Several townsfolk attend events, transport fat stock to Cranbrook, and work on the government telephone line toward Wasa.
The September Rod and Gun in Canada appeals to all sportsmen with tales of a Chain Lakes canoe trip from Dartmouth to Shu benacadie by R G Urquhart, a two week hunting story by B Lonsdale, eel catching on the Atlantic by Bonnycastle Dale, a frozen north tale The Fur Cache by Raymond Thompson, and features The Guides of Algonquin by Mildred Low plus Circulating by Martin Hunter. published by W J Taylor Ltd Woodstock Ontario.
Mrs. Samuel Shelly of 56 Wood Street Toronto says Tanlac has met her health needs for over three years. She describes improved weight appetite steadier nerves and better sleep after long years of weakness. Tanlac advertised with claims of wide sales and benefits.
Teachers traveling from Victoria attend a Windermere gathering hosted by the Canadian Teachers Federation. A tour includes golf, horseback riding, a visit to the government experimental farm and the Windermere creamery. Luncheon and dinner are at the bungalow camp before their departure toward Banff. Edmonton oil exploration advances with Victoria and Williams wells drawing investment.
The Canadian Pacific Railway unveils six all steel cafe parlor cars for key short runs. Each car includes a dining room for 18, a 12 seat parlor with reclining chairs, a smoking room, and a full kitchen with modern refrigeration and a water tank system.
Dr William Axling a 28 year missionary to Japan told an Institute on International Relations session that the exclusion act strikes a staggering blow to the Christian movement in Japan He urged Congress to grant equal treatment to Japan to heal the wound in Japan s heart and ease Pacific tensions He warned the white race may face a yellow rally for its place in the sun.
A humorist Baer writes and publishes road signs meant to entertain yet caution drivers. The signs joke about braking and speed while urging care at crossings and avoiding reckless driving, suggesting accident prevention with humorous wit.
Advertisement touts Raz Mah as a summer relief, claiming rapid improvement from the first dose. It offers a money back guarantee if a dollar box fails to bring relief and mentions a generous sample in stamps from Templeton's in Toronto.
A fragmented reminiscence notes happiness through poverty or government. It critiques authority and social norms while a farmer questions experts after years of labor. An instructional talk at the Warmers' Institute suggests earning more by intensive farming. Brides return from honeymoons adjust to new roles.
Short notes indicate weekly travel slots with Monday and Thursday service. A timeslot shows 9 am Wednesday start and a 3 30 p.m. arrival in Pacific Time. The fragment mentions No 8212 and 822 as identifiers.
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