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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 29, 1912
Page
3
Community column recalls the Roosville roadside skunks with a playful row and a tearful joke about mother’s cooking. It reports Elko real estate moves, purchases near the C.P.R. steel bridge, and big deals by Klingensmith. Also mentions visitors, hospital notes, local commerce, and a stock of household tips.
Miss Kate J. Dolliver of Caledonia Nova Scotia testifies Zam-Buk cured ulcerating sores from her elbow to fingers after other treatments failed. Reverend W B M Parker corroborates the testimony. The ad urges Zam-Buk for ulcers blood poison wounds and piles and notes 50 cents a box from Zam-Buk Co Toronto with warnings against imitators.
The ad describes daily fittings for women and children and mentions a four month old, a five year old, and a long time New York man among satisfied customers. An elderly ex locomotive engineer leaves saying he feels first real comfort in years. Readers are invited to request a pamphlet of information.
Regina Sask February 28 the converted movement among real estate and subdivision operators seeks drastic regulation under government supervision. A bylaw to be submitted to the provincial legislature includes a clause requiring fees be paid into the city treasury instead of the registrar of land titles when registering a subdivision.
An advertisement promotes Vinol as a tonic for health and aging. It claims Vinol combines cod liver oil benefits with tonic iron in a mild medicinal wine to aid vigor. Cranbrook Drug and Book Co. in Cranbrook B C offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
The proposal requires approval by the city engineer and by the parks and boulevards committee before final passage by the city council. It is believed the legislation will effectively protect real estate investors' interests.
The speaker argues BC forest policy governs long term growth and prosperity. Without trees, water and soil suffer, hindering population and development. The forest sector is presented as the fundamental asset shaping the province’s destiny and economic health.
In a reflective notice readers are urged to consider the Johnston mechanical rupture appliance. The piece critiques rival rupture trusses and cautions readers about exaggerated claims while asserting the device’s purported value for ruptured individuals.
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