Cranbrook Editorial Lambasts Hypocritical Husbands
In Cranbrook on September 16 1915 the Cranbrook Herald comments on social hypocrisy. It denounces “hyphenated husbands” and calls for public opinion to enforce decency standards amid accusations of bad behavior and racial prejudice.
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Cranbrook
Cranbrook Morality Outcry Sparks Public Confession
A fiery railing against social vice in Cranbrook accuses a broad swath of residents from single and married men and women to children of school age. The writer denounces home life, calls for accountability, and warns of divine judgment and social retaliation for immoral behavior.
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Cranbrook
Germany
Cranbrook Jearn
Hill 60
Mrs. X
Sho
Nina
Knighthood for Sam Hughes Stirs Ottawa Feud of Knighthoods
The Ottawa press debates Major General Sir Sam Hughes receiving a Knight Commander of the Bath honor after his war service. Critics note Borden’s cabinet defense line and pressure from Calgary’s Senator Lougheed, while supporters hail the political and social clout the title would confer in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Sam Hughes
Canada
Lougheed
Calgary
Sam
Sir Sam
Lord Kitchener
Lord Northcliffe
Borden
Bob Rogers
Lord Robert
Premier Borden
Buckingham Palace
George
Rideau Club
King George
Max Aitken
Morning Post
Max
War Office
Sir Sam Hughes knighted as historical event and local council glare
The piece critiques Sir Max Aitken's forthcoming prose on Sir Sam Hughes and his knighthood, noting Hughes spoke frankly and with merit while warning against overglorification. It then shifts to Cranbrook politics, questioning police commission election by property owners and calling for reform, ending with a jibe about a Georgia jailer facing public scrutiny after a prisoner’s hanging.
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London
Sir Sam
Canada
Max
Sam Hughes
Sam
Mar
Max Aitken
All Canada Agky
Sir Max A
Public Accounts Committee
Hutton
Ald
Campbell
Police and License Commission
Police Commission
Cranbrook
Jetty Council
Knox Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
Morning service at 11 subject Daniel the Daring. Bible Class at 8 p.m. Evening service at 7 80 p.m. Subject God in Human Experience Mrs F MacPherson to sing Blessed are the poor in spirit for their is the Kingdom of Heaven.
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Daniel the Daring
Methodist Church Service Times Listed
Pastor Rev. Thomas Keyworth leads services at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p m with Sunday school and adult class. A prayer service is set for Thursday at 8 p m.
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Thomas Keyworth
Claua
Baptist Church Rally Day Services Scheduled
Morning service at 11 a.m. Sunday school rally day at 3 p.m. Address by Rev. W. K. Thomson with Revs. Keyworth and Stephen. Evening service at 7.90 p.m.
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W. K. Thomson
Keyworth
Stephen
Christ Church Service Schedule As Read
Sunday worship at Christ Church includes 8 am holy communion 11 am Matins and Holy Communion and 7 30 pm Evensong led by Rev W H Bridge rector The schedule appears in a cautious church notice format with multiple services listed.
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W. H. Bridge
B. A., Ltd
Harvest Thanksgiving Services Auction in Citadel
Harvest Thanksgiving services set for Saturday and Sunday at 7.30 p.m. in the Citadel with an Ingathering auction of goods fruits and vegetables after the evening service. Ranchers and friends asked to have all gifts ready by Monday evening.
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Bald Hill
Citadel
Great Horseshoe Highway Linked By Canadian Road Quest
Road builders eye final linking of the Great Horseshoe Highway a 7000 mile continental chain from Miami to Mexico City via Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Canada, the western provinces and cities from Vancouver to Calgary push vast highway programs to attract motor tourism and connect with U S routes.
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Middle Eastern
New England
Montreal
Quaint
Quebec
Great Lakes
Canada
Canadian West
Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
Portland
Sacramento
San Francisco
California
City of
Mexico
Miami
Atlantic Seaboard
B. 6
Pacific Slope
Mexico City
International Boundary Line
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Pacific Coast
Rouse’s Point
New York
Edward VII
St. Lawrence
Victoria Bridge
Edward
Prince of Wales
North America
District of Columbia
Province of
Nipigon
Ont
Lake Superior
Winnipeg
Calgary
Canadian Rockies
British Columbia
Alberta
Canadian Rocky Mountains
Canadian Pacific Railway
Banff
Golden
Cranbrook
Macleod
America
Fairyland
Great Divide
B. C
Transmountain
Canadian Pacific
Kootenay River
Columbia Valley
Windermere
Fort Steele
Spokane
Wilbur Nesbit
The
Columbia
Lake Windermere
Rockies
Selkirks
England
Europe
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Hudson
Calgary- Banff
Dominion
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Vancouver Island
New Westminster
Everett
Los Angeles
Columbian
Washington
Oregon
Good roads and travel entice business and relations
A Ford Times remark notes that improving roads and highways boosts motor tourism and local business. It argues better roads promote travel, commerce, and cross-border exchange as international relations improve with easier movement and looser boundary lines.
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Ford Times
Ranbrook Branch Five Year Anniversary Celebrated
Cranbrook Overseas Club marked its fifth anniversary with a patriotic musical evening in Maple Hall. The program featured numerous local participants, cakes and refreshments served by the women’s committee, and ENCORE received by all. A September 28 dance was announced to continue the celebration.
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Cranbrook
The
Overseas Club
Maple Hall
Dr. King
Mia
J. Thomson
Edmondson
Couldwell
J. &. Kennedy
Misa Fink
Bridge
Roy
Thomson
Keyworth
Mesdames W. Powers
G. P. Tisdale
P. Hartnell
J. Campbell
E. Y. Brake
Correction in Poultry Prize List At Fall Fair
A printer error caused name mixups in Wyandotte prize awards. The corrected list shows proper recipients like Reliable Egg Farm and A A Williams with first and second placements, while the pay sheet remains correct. Alb H Webb, secretary Fall Pair, notes the mixup arose from similar names and confirms the correct winners will receive prizes.
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White Wyandottes
Wm. Harris
Gill. Pen
A. A. Williams
T. Gill
Pen
KR. T. Willams
Reliable
H. Webb
Fall Pair
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