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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 04, 1900
Page
2
The Cranbrook Herald urges readers to submit town news and local items by mail, promising to share village happenings, mine or people news in the publication. The notice invites community input for a year ahead.
The Cranbrook Herald defends South East Kootenay unity and condemns local favoritism. It praises A. B. Keeler and The Prospector while criticizing a rival editor who slighted Cranbrook. The piece urges regional cooperation, notes Fort Steele’s growth, and references Nelson becoming West Kootenay’s center. A political rumor about Lieutenant-Governor Melnnes is noted.
Municipal elections were held across Ontario today. In Toronto N A Macdonald was elected mayor by 2000 votes over H T Clark and John Mallan. His platform centered on opposing the current street railway system and demanding improved service.
Doctors in Victoria formed a union and resolved to stop acting as lodge physicians for fraternal societies. Lodges, facing strong membership and high lodge medical bills, plan to hire two or three doctors from Eastern Canada at fixed salaries to take over all lodge medical work.
A recruitment notice invites writers to The Herald office promising quality work. It asserts the publication’s standards and urges readers to try their services.
A nostalgic poem recalls a once humble home now owned and shared with loving plans. The couple's dreams of steadiness and creative days amid music and memory contrast with earlier rent burdens and vanished back room solace.
In a Society Is It scene at Nolleys Blair residence after lunch, Frank Mlair reveals banter with Alan Kemble about age, fidelity, and the couple Laura and Mrs Blair. They discuss chess, leisure, and the limits of freedom within marriage, praising Laura and contemplating marital harmony and companionship.
A recipe instructs frying milk-roll slices in butter until golden brown, then using canned apricot liquor to make a syrup with powdered sugar and sherry. Top each toast with a halved apricot, a kernel, syrup, and a teaspoon of thick cream, and serve hot.
A brief exchange shows a salesman touting a carpet as fine and unbeatable in town, while the prospective buyer states they cannot afford to send it out of town to be beaten, reflecting a humorous curbside bargaining moment from the period.
The North Star Hotel is a large magnificent new Kimberley hotel finished and furnished entirely in first class style. It invites visitors to Kimberley and promises top quality accommodations.
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