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Newspaper

Cumberland Islander

Location

Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 14, 1924

Page

5

Slats Diary recounts a rough, humorous week in a child’s voice

Slats records a week of chores lessons social life and family tensions. He forgets a postal card, argues with his mother over studies and chores, and reports small adventures from rodeo listening parties school Sunday school missteps and a map of daily mischief including a maple tree plant that proves a papaw bush mix up.

Ted Jake U.S Emmy Clumbus

Get Things Done Slogan Urges Immediate Action

In a directive body meeting a new chairman proposed a slogan to spur work ethic. The suggested line Get things done now emphasizes energetic effort to reduce procrastination seen as a thief of time and a driver of higher production costs.

Shear Witticisms At A Glance In A Brief Exchange

A humorous dialogue between a buyer and garage owner features a buyer asking to see a first class second hand car. The proprietor quips that it's raining money rather than weather, framing the exchange as a light anecdote from The Vibrator.

Comox Electoral District Nominee Harrison Barrister at Law

Independent-Liberal candidate Paul Philipps Harrison, a Cumberland B C barrister at law, runs in the Comox electoral district in the 1924 election year.

Comox Paul Philipps Harrison

Independent Liberal candidate Harrison urged in Cumberland district

A public pamphlet issued under local district committees promotes Paul Phillipps Harrison of Cumberland B C as an Independent Liberal. It highlights his independence from party bosses, finances his campaign personally, opposes Oriental immigration, and pledges reform on timber royalties roads taxes and local appointments. It supports recall and seeks district before party interests, with further details on pages and statements.

Paul Phillipps Harrison Cumberland B.C Victoria Harrison Nanaimo P. P. Harrison Canada

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