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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
3
A reverent tribute to mothers grandmothers and home in old fashioned verse and excerpts. It extols the mother as the moral center and calls for wholesome family life, clean play for boys, and home as a sanctuary guiding youths away from vice.
A New York Journal editorial extols marriage as life’s purpose, arguing divorce fear is overstated and that children, progeny, and social progress hinge on matrimony. It cites Emerson and urges young men and women to marry for responsibility, love, and mutual growth, prioritizing intelligence health and education in choosing a spouse.
Advice on marriage priorities and selecting a spouse focuses on affection, character, and suitability. It warns against ambition-defining lineage and urges for a practical, steady partnership over appearance or status.
A garbled collection of quips on marriage and gender roles, noting women’s wit, wives’ influence, and male folly. The snippets reference secret engagements, women avoiding cold feet with pearls, hair, and fashion, and men’s pretended respectability. It reads as satirical social commentary from a period newspaper column.
Winnipeg dispatch notes large steel rail inflows to Fort William for CPR expansion. Daily shipments reach ten to fifteen cars with ten thousand tons in store. Plans call for 165 cars to Cowley and 100 to Laggan on the Crow’s Nest division. Greenwood band chosen for Rossland winter carnival music after combining Nelson, Trail and Colville applicants. A. D. Hallett leads the Greenwood group.
January 28 Nanaimo report says Western Fuel company of San Francisco unearthed a fine steam coal seam five and a half feet thick in the Brechin mine. Superintendent Bruce notes the mine has produced millions of tons and will keep producing at least eighteen years, with miners working a heavy daily tonnage.
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