Cumberland General Hospital Certified Correct
Auditor G. Curwen verifies Cumberland General Hospital records as correct and compliant with standards.
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Newspaper
Cumberland Islander
Location
Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1926
Page
3
Auditor G. Curwen verifies Cumberland General Hospital records as correct and compliant with standards.
Puzzle items ask for a fish length from a riddle. Geography class questions use islands rivers mountains for metaphoric answers. A speed-train puzzle compares two trains 132 ft and 88 ft, with times given. A decoy word-reform challenge instructs forming one word from each line’s letters.
The Cumberland B C Board of School Trustees notes the Night School Account shows 21.35 and confirms all year accounts settled by the Treasurer. An arrears of School Taxes for 1925 from the City of Cumberland increases Accounts Receivable. Secretary A MacKinnon signs the report with figures 35,789.58 and other amounts listed.
Lord Chumley notes that each ascending step narrows by one block and counts 28 920 blocks along this side from bottom to top. With each step 2 feet high, compute the pyramid height in feet and await next week for more puzzles and answers.
No. 85 states 61 scholars in the class and solves by adding 1 to the least common multiple of 3 4 and 5. No. 86 lists eight letters forming licensed silenced and declines. No. 37 has John skating a mile in 4 minutes to James' 10, two and a half times as quick, with John winning by 6 minutes. No. 38 lists Oneida Oswego Revenna Utica and Butte. No. 39 gives the word THYME.
The February Rod and Gun issue showcases improved appearance and content with features by A. Bryan Williams and Raymond Thompson. It includes complete stories, outdoor sketches by F B Doud, a Nocturne of the Prairies poem, James Frise’s outdoor flavored cartoon, and Rod and Gun in Canada monthly from Woodstock Ontario.
Antoine, a resident of an Ontario town, asks Father Murphy to record his second son's name as Jack. He recalls his first son’s name was written as Tomass, prompting concern that "Jack" might be rendered as "Jackass" on paper. The tale reflects community needs and spelling quirks in parish records.
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