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A brief tale describes a quietly kind man who never spoke harshly to his wife though he remained a bachelor. The piece emphasizes gentleness and restraint as defining traits in a domestic life.
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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
8
A brief tale describes a quietly kind man who never spoke harshly to his wife though he remained a bachelor. The piece emphasizes gentleness and restraint as defining traits in a domestic life.
The article lists recipes including thin cakes made with Borden's St. Charles Milk and a halibut steak dish. It details quantities for milk water butter eggs flour salt baking powder sugar and notes baking times and serving suggestions with parsley and pepper. It emphasizes thinning cakes and finishing sauce with the milk mixture.
A brief exchange shows a father telling his son there are two seasons, describing the world as busy and dull. The dialogue reflects a simple, rural perspective on seasonal change.
The Canadian Pacific Railway promotes u.8 Beer to assistant district passenger agent under William Fulton. Renfrew reports Ed Williams wins a Quebec district flower garden prize. St Thomas starts a new 800 foot repair track expansion costing about 15000 with four teams. more workers expected. Belfast marks first Canadian bound mail steamer from Lough Metagama carrying emigrants and mails via Kilroot. London manager receives Brussels office update about Canadian potato shipments and plantings for display.
The Lamberton Ladies' Aid Society met last Thursday with guests from Fernie and Columbia Balls. The Lamberton Club elected entertainment chairs S Wor mington J Dwelley G Avery for the month. Hockey in Lumberton and Wycliffe ended 5 to 2 with Wycliffe leading series 2 0 as teams prepare next clash to decide champions.
J M Wardle chief engineer Banff National Park says the Banff Windermere road proves roads pay their way by drawing motor tourists. He cites $425000 federal outlay yielding $360000 spent by visitors from Canada and the United States, including 1502 U S cars and 341 Canadian cars with thousands of passengers during late June to November 1923.
Mr P Peterson spent the weekend in Cranbrook and enjoyed a warm station welcome. Mrs H A Piper visits Waldo friends, former resident. Mr W Robertson of B C Spruce Mills leaves Vancouver for holiday with family. Miss Johnson, Lum berton school teacher, visits Cranbrook. Mr C H Werden of B C Spruce Mills departs Ashland Wisconsin after a several day stay.
Invermere B C February 8 Special to The Herald two upcoming events are a public court whist drive hosted by Mrs Francis C Green at Athalmer on February 20 and a Leap Year dance at McKay's hall Athalmer on February 29 organized by Christ Church Girls Auxiliary. Also noted R H Henley will transfer to Salmo in March with Vachon taking over local constable duties.
A historical look contrasts early rail travel with today noting North America’s 300000 miles of track, wood burning engines, eight-wheel cars, and gauge changes. It highlights the Trans-Canada Limited as the pinnacle of continental service and traces the evolution from 1850s to modern speed and comfort.
Dr. Lamb of the Provincial Board of Health lectured Monday evening in Fort George district under the People's Forum. The talk addressed tuberculosis with the event titled What's The Answer budget. An old man charged with stealing a chicken was acquitted after unclear evidence. Times remain hard as fabric costs rise while dresses stretch fewer than before.
An advertisement notes a five cent Danderine hair product that tones neglected scalps, improves dull lifeless hair, and corrects dandruff with a refreshing non greasy tonic. It claims quick results for dry or fading hair and promotes renewed color and vitality. Any drugstore. The Herald Cranbrook B C.
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