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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1901
Page
2
The Herald notes Cranbrook as the region’s railway hub and geographic center, highlighting its population growth and over $100,000 spent on improvements in 1990. It argues Cranbrook is the logical site for regional government offices, urging readers to consider these facts.
Editorial urges Cranbrook to incorporate, rally for growth, and defend its status as district center. Notes Cranbrook’s upcoming 12 months as pivotal, praises Rosland Industrial World, and mentions local literary and newspaper changes plus community opportunities. Includes a testimonial on Electric Bitters and local product news.
The report notes Prof Dr von Esmarch and his wife marked their silver wedding. Once Princess Henrietta, she now bears the title of Mrs von Esmarch and is praised for her role among Kiel circles. He is a famed Kiel University surgical director with over 20 000 operations and long service in military hospitals.
An aging Washington Star anecdote notes that signs of age include failing suspenders as a man’s shoulders round with time. It quotes two prominent men who realize aging when their suspenders no longer stay up, a tale tied to reaching seventies and changing body shape.
A Seattle dock tale says three young men buying ALKI berths heed an elder’s Alaska caution. He sends them to Queen Anne Hill with a mock Alaska trial night and six steps of cold weather endurance. They cancel their tickets next morning, unsure Alaska truly bites.
An old belief that flies cling by suckers on their feet was challenged by a Hartford Courant note. Experiments showed a fly could run on an exhausted glass and that its feet lack suckers, having many hairs that exude a tiny fluid. The piece hints at an alternative explanation.
The Herald subscribers may pay arrears and subscribe for The World and The Herald. The Thrice-a-Week World costs $1.00 yearly, or both papers together for one year at $2.25, six months for $1.25. This combines timely news with the Herald.
Thirty days after its date the applicant will seek permission from the chief commissioner of taints and works to lease away structures from lands described by metes and bounds beginning at the northwest corner of Tot Qk00 in group One south Mist Kootenay with various directional chains and ends at the starting point. Dated the 1st day of December, 1001.
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