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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
3
A moral essay urges mothers to train boys to be tidy and considerate at home. It argues genuine gentility starts in the household and warns that outward politeness abroad hides a defective inner character. It laments women’s heavy domestic burden and calls for boys to habitually tidy and respect shared spaces.
A reflective piece extols good humor as a priceless boon that sustains through misfortune and strengthens character. It asserts women can do more and better than men in many tasks, champions female self reliance, and warns wealth is not assured against fortune's shifts.
A reflective exhortation urges young women to pursue their interests with focus and practice excellence. It emphasizes faith in God, personal resilience, and dedication to noble causes while preparing for possible hardships and choosing a single strong skill.
Miss D Watt arrives to head Reid Co milinery after east experiences. Movies leaders cheer $6000 depot prospects. Cosmopolitan gifts Jimmy McNeill rainbow neckties. Hugh Cameron returns from Scotland. Miss Jessie Leitch to return from Ontario. Cranbrook to organize a Masonic Judge next month. My Wife’s Family musical comedy opens April 2 at Wentworth. United States Steel reports record net earnings of $156,624,273 for the year, with $696,652,926 gross receipts and large wage and depreciation allocations in New York.
Lemion March 22 revived tunneling plan for the English Channel was killed by a British government decision in Parliament yesterday. Premier Campbell-Bannerman and the Earl of Crewe announced the setback, later read and approved by Mr. Balfour. The bill is expected to be withdrawn.
A Canadian club leader argues western Canada will lead in settlement and development. He cites bank clearings, wheat, dairy potential, and vast land, urging clubs to unite diverse communities into a single Canadian identity and drive future growth across British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan and the Yukon. The speech highlights immigration and assimilation under a Canada-first ethos.
A contest begins February 1907 and ends June 21 1907. For each ten cent purchase a vote is earned. A ballot box sits in Beattie Atchison's drug store for deposits. The library will go to the Church School Society or Lodge with the most votes. Prompt payments earn extra votes.
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