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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
7
A reflective essay urges young men to study themselves and choose a proper trade. It champions perseverance, self-knowledge, and doing one’s best, arguing against phantoms and excuses while praising honest effort and a strong character. It also promotes spelling reform and education reforms.
The piece argues for gentler discipline of children and thoughtful parenting by parents and teachers. True amusement should refresh nerves and spirits, and all work becomes sacred when guided by truth justice and love.
Sergeant Instructor Connolly leads new military style drill for the Basketball Association and Gymnasium members. The Wilson Cup league games run Tuesday and Friday 8:30 to 9:30 PM with season tickets at 1.00 dollars granting access to all league games. Three early results: Athletics 20 Maple Leaf 17, Men’s Own 4 Banks 19, Athletics 15 Banks 10.
The Methodist Church outlines daily services from Sunday to Wednesday including Sunday school at 3, a 3 30 men's meeting, a municipal life discussion, and musical programs. Monday features a rehearsal for a song service, Tuesday presents The Musical Miller with choir and orchestra, and Wednesday hosts a league missionary meeting. Next Sunday marks the bi centenary of Charles Wesley's death with hymns and a life account by the pastor.
A large crowd attended the Gym event last Sunday. Alder man McCowan delivered a vigorous address and answered many questions. Several speakers followed, urging a change in municipal contact, while noting civic work is challenging. Mr Andrew McCowan was warmly thanked. most attendees were ratepayers.
The piece condemns cruel laughter at others fear during storms and thunder. It argues Victims are as blameless as hair color and references heredity. It urges soothing support, especially for children, to ease fear through trusted confidants.
The District Registrar announces intent to issue a duplicate Certificate of Title for part six acres of Lot 30, Group One, Kootehay District in the name of Valentine Hyde Baker. The certificate dated March 1906 and numbered H. F. MacLeod will be issued after one month from first publication.
A notice invites viewing and indicates the Perry Creek hotel and ranch may be leased. For terms contact Burge in Cranbrook British Columbia or call the provided number.
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