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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
5
A letter in the Creston Review decries the Ontario style land tax increases, arguing assessments are erratic and overvaluations shift heavier provincial taxes onto farmers. It warns April 20 payment deadlines and loss of discounts hit cash‑poor farmers, while criticizing perceived government neglect of rural benefits.
An advertisement asserts Freezone instantly relieves corn pain when applied, allowing the corn to be lifted off with fingers. It notes a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents and claims it removes hard or soft corns including between the toes without soreness.
The minister reports steady activity in the Crows Nest Pass coalfield with production near capacity in key periods. Nicola Princeton shows strong development, and northern prospects suggest new mines opening to boost British Columbia coal output as an essential industrial staple.
The Star screens The Rage of Paris next week starring Miss du Pont hailed as America’s finest blonde. Jack Perrin Mamsey Wallace Leo White Eve Southern and others support the Universal photodrama about a daughter’s fight for love against a money minded mother with a Paris setting and a dramatic finale directed by Jock Conway.
An ad notes a bottle of Danderine at Gby drug store promises complete dandruff removal after one operation. It claims hairs regain life vigor brightness texture and fullness, with no visible dandruff or hair loss after use.
The University of Alberta, established in Edmonton in 1906, spans 258 acres with an 800 acre farm, financed by the government and costing over three and a half million dollars. It houses Athabasca, Assiniboia and Pembina Halls for 400 students, a neo classical Main Teaching Building opened 1915, and a new medical complex with laboratories funded by the Rockefeller Foundation. The university advances extension work, agricultural research, a robust library, and vibrant literary, dramatic, and athletic activities, shaping national citizenship and Western Canada’s development.
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