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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
4
The Cranbrook Herald credits the Herald Publishing Company and J Deane as Managing Editor in this masthead style snippet. The short notice confirms traditional newspaper leadership and publication lineage for the Cranbrook paper.
Cranbrook notes the near end of labor troubles in the Crows Nest coal fields with a likely return to work by Monday. The Herald cites hardship across the Pass from the long strike and mentions census figures for the area, including Fernie and Slaterville, as provisional.
Sumdays Low Mass at 8 40 a.m high Mass at 10 30 a.m Sunday school from 2 to 8 p.m Rosary and Benediction at 7 30 p.m Mondays and holy days of obligation Mass at 8 a.m Weekdays Mass at 6 a.m at the hospital Father Plamondon Parish Priest
Services at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Morning topic Leadership. Evening topic A Rightous Judgment. Bible school at 3 p.m. with Philo then and Baraca classes.
Rev. W. Elson Dunham will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. on Sunday. Morning subject is The Philosophy of Service. Evening topic is The Quest for Wisdom. A five minute object sermon titled Pearls will be given at the morning service. The choir will perform special music at the evening service. All are invited.
The unseasonal chill boosts local curling with several games played and two rinks set to travel to Fer ne for a match against coal diggers. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is touted as a trusted cure for colds and grip with broad sale.
Townsfolk place orders for winter vegetables with East Kootenay Produce and Provision House claiming long shelf life and direct-from-grower savings. The issue also covers local political remarks, social events, business developments, and home notices in Cranbrook and Nelson including a marriage, property plans, and ads for services and goods.
Doubtful tonic advertised by Beattie Murphy Co. Ltd in Catharines Ontario targets men with promises to restore nerve vitality and sexual vigor. The brief sale urges mailed orders and promotes a mysterious product line amid generic claims of reversing weakness.
A British government board committee reviews bread nutrition and digestion citing U S Agriculture work. It finds roller-mill flour offers similar nutrients to stone-mill and produces whiter flour, arguing against the wholesale shift to whole-wheat bread.
The dish is mixed with chicken broth and boiled for a quarter of an hour. It is described as a great delicacy among the Chinese and is noted to be palatable to Occidentals who have tasted the soup, resembling chicken soup.
Hon Norman E Mack chairing the Democratic national committee touts newspaper advertising at a Sphinx club meeting in New York claiming it is the only effective way to promote a campaign He urges devoting fifty percent of campaign funds to newspaper ads He also notes newspapers influence daily life and public thinking while advertising tips appear amid market notices and a masquerade ball invitation at the Auditorium on Thursday the 23rd
The article explains swallow nests from Salangune birds in Siam and Malay Archipelago. It notes 1909 harvest of 18,000 pounds valued over 100000 dollars, season April to September, and that collectors steal nests before eggs are laid, risking lives to reach cliff nests.
A humorous poem extols friendships with oneself, praising self trust and inner advice. The page also advertises a portable sawmill for immediate sale by B. I. Shackleton with contact phone 318.
Thirty days after date the applicant will seek a license from the Chief Commissioner and Assistant Commissioner of Lands East Kootenay to prospect for coal and petroleum on lands along the North Fork of Michel Creek twelve miles north of the Crows Nest Pass. The parcel begins at a post at the northeast corner of Lot 110 and covers about 10 acres bounded by 0 chains south 80 chains east 80 chains north and 80 chains west to the starting point.
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