Do It Yourself In Study And Art
A reflective piece contrasts a ship toiling with a small tug and extols self-reliance. It urges students to solve problems themselves, praising persistence, trial, and inner strength, and ends with a sculptor addressing the viewer to seize the block of marble and shape the future.
Advice for newlyweds on harmony during the honeymoon
The article argues couples often need guidance in the honeymoon period as habits form quickly. It stresses patience especially by men, understanding each other, and avoiding quarrels. a six to ten month ideal pact to refrain from fights could foster lasting peace and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegin
Lisbands
Wealth, happiness, and the value of a good daughter
The piece argues wealth alone does not increase happiness beyond about $2000 a year. It praises contentment over riches and warns money brings burdens. It extols a good daughter as the steady light of the home and contrasts social ideals with harsh stereotypes of women and men.
Cranbrook City Band to Present Bob Smith Next Tuesday
The Cranbrook city band announces an entertainment next Tuesday the 11th at the new opera house featuring Bob Smith a noted monologist and reciter who recently arrived in Canada on a goodwill mission. The band under J Austin plans weekly open air concerts this summer and hopes for strong citizen support to build one of the province’s best bands.
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Cranbrook City
Bob” Smith
New Opera House
Bob Smith
Northwest
J. Austin
Austin
60Th Regiment
Rifle Brigade
Port Huron
Mich
Artillery Volunteer
Victoria
B. C
Nelson City
Cranbrook
Moscow
Idaho
Herald
The
Bend
Sanford Dodge Company Performs Historic Tour in City
The Sanford Dodge Company brings its tenth annual engagement to the city on January 17 and 18. Lead performer Mr. Sanford Dodge, renowned for elevating stage traditions, presents a repertoire including The Three Musketeers The Royal Rival The Merchant of Venice Ingomar Damon and Pythias Romeo and Juliet with meticulous costuming sets and scenery.
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Universal Dramatic
Sanford Dodge
Mr. Dodge
Dodge
Ingomar
Damon
Pythias
Notice of Employment Termination for J L Warner
To whom it may concern J L Warner is not now and has not been since November 18 employed by Bradley Engineering and Machinery Co of Spokane Washington This notice confirms no current or prior employment relation with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Warner
Bradley Engineering & Machinery Co
Spokane
Washington
Zam-Buk credited with saving toe from amputation
Mrs. Fonger of St. Thomas Ontario recalls a coin removal leaving a tunneling toe. A Zam-Buk sample eased pain and promoted healing within two months avoiding amputation. She urges keeping Zam-Buk for cuts and skin ailments. sold in boxes at druggists and stores in Toronto by CARLO Vo. 8 boxes $1.25.
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FR. Fonger
Myrtle Street
St. Thomas
Ont
Zam-Buk
Zaim-Buk
Carlo Vo
Toronto
Golden Star Parade With Captain Armstrong Delights Children
On Friday afternoon the Golden were guests of Captain Armstrong. Children gathered at the bank at about 2 o'clock and rode sleighs through town to the mill and other places. Candies and oranges were distributed as prizes, with Little Miss Carpenter winning a performing monkey for the most uproar. The outing closed with God Save the King and three cheers for the Captain.
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Golden Star
Children of Golden
Armstrong
Miss Carpenter
Wilmot seeks special timber license in Cranbrook district
Allan G. Wilmot of Cranbrook B C accountant intends to apply for a special timber license on lands described by a parcel starting at Lot 358 north west corner and including about 640 acres in the Cranbrook district with detailed boundary lines and dates.
Thompson seeks special timber license in Cranbrook lands
George Herbert Thompson of Cranbrook BC a solicitor intends to apply for a special timber license on lands described as 160 acres more or less. The parcel begins at a post near the north west corner of Lot 7317 and runs north 40 chains west 40 chains south 10 chains and east 49 chains to the starting point. Dated December 16 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan G. Wilmot
Cranbrook
B. C
Jess
George Herbert Thompson
Delaney Horsman Seeks Timber License in Cranbrook District
Abel Delaney Horsman of Cranbrook British Columbia a tie maker intends to apply for a special timber license over 40 acres described by a square of 80 chains by 80 chains starting eighty chains north and twenty chains west from timber limit 9033 corner dated December 10 1907 and filed in the district notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Delaney Horsman
Cranbrook
B. C
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