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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
3
Official readings show daily highs and lows for Cranbrook across a mid January period. Entries list dates from January 4 to January 17 with varying temperatures including highs near the mid 80s and lows in single digits, reflecting unusual January warmth and cold spells.
The article warns Canadian farmers lose millions from partially incubated and bad eggs due to non fertile eggs and poor feeding. It urges strict egg quality practices, better housing, clean feed, meat scraps avoidance, and grading eggs for market appeal. It notes fish meal trials, flavor depends on hen diet, and recommends egg presentation and roosters removal to improve sale value.
The Associated Boards of Trade of Eastern British Columbia, led by Commissioner F P A Starkey, oppose freeing copper-bar wire imports. A call to Ottawa and provincial leaders rebukes concessions that would allow copper bars to enter Canada free, unless converted to rods. The move risks harming BC copper refining and Jobs in Trail.
The Montreal paper promises ten serialized stories in a year for two dollars per year. Readers gain access to opening chapters of two major tales plus a wealth of domestic and global news in a single economical subscription.
The exchange features a waiter hinting for a tip and a diner responding about a steak and a desire for freedom. A humorous aside includes a character named Rufus seeking divorce and another character confirming the wish to be free to remarry.
A week of illnesses in Wycliffe includes Mrs Warry Chomat recovering from long illness and jaundice cases reported as improving. The community mourns the death of Penn Charters aged 11 from diabetes at Cranbrook Hospital. Funeral Thursday at Kimberley with Rev. Baker officiating. nursing sleigh party planned to honor the Charters family.
Ad claims immediate relief from indigestion and sour upset stomach after taking a tablet. No flatulence or heartburn, no misery from gas. Guarantee from druggist, cost only a few cents.
An old ad promotes Cascarets as a pleasant tasting laxative for both adults and children. It promises quick relief from constipation with one or two tablets and emphasizes no griping. The offer highlights a 10 cent price for a four box package.
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