G W V A Memorial Hall Opens Daily Hours
The hall is now open daily from 10 a m to 10 p m and Sundays from 2 to 5 p m.
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Newspaper
Cumberland Islander
Location
Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 16, 1921
Page
2
The hall is now open daily from 10 a m to 10 p m and Sundays from 2 to 5 p m.
Ancient Order of Foresters Bevan Court No. 9830 meets the second and fourth Wednesdays in the Fraternity Hall at Davis Block Dunsmuire Avenue Cumberland Visiting brethren invited. Frank Bond Chief Ranger A G Jones Secretary Frank Slaughter Treasurer.
New Zealand researchers report bees have accepted aluminum artificial combs coated with wax, showing promise for hive development methods and potential innovations in apiculture.
Article by Rea Proctor McGee warns that temporary teeth between ages two and six are crucial for nourishment and growth. It explains rapid decay of baby teeth, dangers of abscesses, and potential for serious systemic infections if temporary teeth are neglected.
The article describes a new preparation called a tooth solvent that dissolves decayed tooth material with a swab. It could simplify removing dentine and enamel and is expected to cut dental costs by about fifteen percent, increasing willingness to undergo procedures.
Clara asks if a question was idle, Elsie calls it busy curiosity. The dialogue reveals a ready money demand from a dentist after one speaker admits being sent there.
Miss Mary Bond daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Bond of Cumberland graduated with high honors from Nicola Valley Hospital at Merritt. Miss C G Batten also completed her course. graduation was in K P Hall with medals diplomas and the Florence Nightingale pledge. Doctors praised the nurses for conscience and training quality equaling larger hospitals.
French scientists pursue a new ore and oil detection method using radioactivity. A special electrical rod reportedly located iron and copper veins at 500 yards depth and achieved over 90 percent success in trials. Plans target oil in Puy-de-Dome and Morocco.
The largest spring in Canada lies on the north side of Crowsnest Lake in Alberta. Its flow changes month to month but averages about 22 000 gallons per minute.
A light quote notes the arrival of women in the Legislature and suggests the coined term Legisladies as a witty nickname reflecting their new role. The remark captures a moment of informal political culture and gendered language.
National figures including W Beatty and T A Crerar urge importing population to settle vast unpopulated regions to support railways. The piece argues immigration offers no quick relief, notes long timelines and land settlement challenges, and questions how solvency and debt can be managed until new settlers arrive.
Jonathan Rogers, chair of the Park Board, outlined a plan for a Vancouver natatorium costing about $230000 as the first unit of a broader project including winter gardens and a public auditorium. The design features a 40x100 ft pool for 170 swimmers, extensive dressing facilities, a lobby, gallery, restaurant, and upper level baths and committee rooms.
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