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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
4
Advertises Cascarets as the best laxative for bowels without cramping. Claims relief from headaches gas indigestion sour stomach and upset stomach by morning. Presented as a household remedy for both grownups and children with a candy-like taste and a 10 cent price per box.
Accidents on crossings in King Street and Allens Road show drivers failing to see trains. Tourists flock to Alaska routes via Vancouver and Skagway as ships Louise and Alice run full, while labour shortages delay BC interior rail work from Penticton to Oliver. Premier King acts as Finance Minister during Fielding’s absence and other department shifts noted.
The Tourist Association of South Eastern British Columbia and Southern Alberta pushes to finish the Banff Windermere road by July 1 1923. It warns that incomplete links will force accommodation delays on Circle Tour travelers and cost towns hundreds of thousands in lost business. The group asks government funding and hotel improvements.
An old advertisement urges quick action against thinning hair and dandruff with Danderine. It touts the product as non greasy and capable of correcting oily scalps, stopping itching, and aiding long thick hair growth, urging readers to buy at drugstores.
Waldo residents recall a bright Halloween party for schol children at Ross's Hall while mourning the loss of Mr. Tommy Anderson longtime manager of the Ross Saskatoon Lumber Co store. Mrs. Anderson remains active with public health and civic groups as the Andersons move to Gibson's Landing British Columbia.
In Tavermere British Columbia on November 1, fall precipitation finally looks near. Farmers fear moisture will shape next year's profits while villagers see less impact. The report notes the fall has been slow but expected to improve conditions for grazing and crops.
Millions of mothers rely on California Fig Syrup to relieve constipation in babies and children. A teaspoonful today prevents tomorrow’s sickness, with directions printed on the bottle and a warning to say California to avoid imitation syrups.
Work began this week on a road diversion of about one and a half miles from Duck Creek to Sirdar. The project reduces a steep 18 percent grade to a safer five percent. A four and a half mile stretch between Arrow Creek and Kitchener is to be completed to connect Kuskanook and Yuhk as part of the transprovincial highway. Officials expect funding to make the fix next spring.
The region shows multiple pulp and paper plant prospects. Howland and Waltz Co with Kaslo plan a mill beside a sawmill near Kaslo leveraging timber and hydro power. Construction could start next spring. In Elko an $18,000,000 plant advances with preliminaries under way and winter camps being prepared.
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