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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
2
The Cranbrook Herald notes no letters to editor except with proper signature and address. Advertising rates available on request. Changes for advertising must reach the office by Wednesday noon to ensure attention. Cranbrook British Columbia January 10 1924.
Aware Canadians urged to respond to the plight of Central Europe’s children after war. The piece notes famine and disease in Czechia and surrounding regions, calling for aid from Cranbrook and other communities to share their plenty with those in need.
A city drive organized for mercy invites Tuesday canvassers to raise funds for a single aim to save children in Europe. Donors are urged to give directly to ensure proper use and imagines their own children benefiting from the aid. Cranbrook has a history of drives, with this need described as greater than any simple tally. Five dollars here, a lot of child happiness there, the appeal concludes.
The editorial argues that high prices are fading, urging a gradual descent to avoid a sudden collapse. It calls for careful cooperation between capital and labor, measured wage reductions, and cautious policies as the economy moves down from its peak. Leaders in both camps must show moderation to achieve economic safety.
The Wentworth hall dance drew broad attendance and praise, with notable attendees including Hon. Richard McBride and Dr. Green. Kimberley mines shipped 165000 dollars to the smelter, contributing to a year’s total tonnage of nine million. Local election results and varied figures appear in the issue.
A collage of views contrasts historic figures like Nero Roosevelt Debs Twain with a modern civic tone. It discusses optimism humorously, naval plans, and a wary forecast of deflation and readjustment, noting Canada’s steady prospects amid global strains.
The 1615 expedition of Samuel de Champlain reached Calilague near modern Orillia in Georgian Bay. He was greeted with mixed reverence by the Huron and their children fled or watched in awe. Champlain traded, hunted, and built friendly ties with the tribe, recalling the period years later.
Medical reports show men are more subject to appendicitis though many sudden cases occur in women. Prevention focuses on guarding against intestinal infection. Adler-i-ka acts on both upper and lower bowel, removing decaying matter that may cause infection. It helps with gas and is sold by Beattle Noble Ltd.
The article continues coverage of provincial voting patterns and results. It highlights party performance across regions, with emphasis on shifts in strongholds, turnout indicators, and notable race outcomes affecting upcoming plans.
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