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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
2
A formal notice states that letters to the editor are restricted to proper signatures and addresses. It also outlines advertising rates by request and requires changes to be submitted to the office by Wednesday noon to ensure attention.
An Anon lyric praises the unbegun year as a flower unblown and a path untrod, a landscape with silent shades and a fountain yet unsealed, a casket with gifts concealed, urging silent wonder beyond tomorrow’s ages.
The piece ponders how each new year offers a page in our records and asks what it will bring. It notes life and death, fortune and misfortune, health and sickness will enter the lives of our circle, while our influence remains limited.
The prose urges living for others through service as a guiding slogan for the coming year. It argues that everyone, rich or poor, has value to give and that helping others broadens life, strengthens character, and builds a prosperous community when pursued genuinely.
From contemporary reflections Dawn in the East notes that hard work thrift and private effort are key to overcoming difficulties and that price and value depend on many factors not just money. The piece cites a London Daily Telegraph line about dawns breaking in the Parast andcomments on Oliver’s dented political reputation after an extra session. It recalls Arthur Pearson’s life changing blindness and Braille preparation as he supported Tariff Reform and public life.
The Canadian Pacific Railway reports a rapid producer to consumer chain for apples shipped on the Empress of Britain. Ontario fruit left Trenton at 2 a.m. November 1 and reached London by 2 p.m. November 8, displayed at Charing Cross with a placard.
Obituary honors Sir Arthur Pearson son of a country clergyman praised for brilliant gifts and tireless work in Tariff Reform and media. He died after a bath accident, leaving a legacy including St Dunstan's Hostel for the Blind and a lasting impact on journalism and public service. The Canadian Pacific Press Bureau promotes a brochure detailing the company’s ocean services and sea fleets.
The Montcalm, newest Canadian Pacific liner, departs Liverpool January 18 for St John on its maiden voyage. A turbine gear vessel with two funnels, 566 feet long, 70 wide, 61.25 deep, it seats at least 520 cabin and 1650 third class passengers. It ships at 17 knots and ranks among Canada's largest steamers.
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