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Newspaper
Cumberland Islander
Location
Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 30, 1930
Page
2
The poem vows that opportunity visits daily, condemns those who deny its knocking, and urges action. It declares that records of the day burn away at night while each sunrise renews the soul, urging resilience and focus on future chances.
Weather dampened attendance at the seventh annual Inter scholastic track meet in Comox District. Cumberland athletes failed to shine, training lapses noted as youth teams train unsupervised. Emphasis on better training and facilities urged to improve next year's results.
The economist of the Royal Bank of Canada tells the Canadian Political Science Association that underestimating newspaper advertising is a mistake. He argues that the retail merchant benefits from reach demonstrated in speeches by Dr. D. M. Mar.
A nostalgic lyric pleads to time to restore girlhood for one night. The speaker longs for long golden curls, fluttering skirts, roses on cheeks, and modest grace from youth, contrasting with present vanity. The verse asks for a return to simpler, bygone days and the power to blush at a kiss.
Cumberland faces questions of sportsmanship as praise for trophies clashes with a reputation of being a poor sport. The piece argues parents and instructors should guide competition toward joy and fair play, not win at any cost, and urges Cumberland to uphold a true sporting spirit.
The central transmitter will use radio to connect the Criminal Investigation Department with the provinces. Messages photographs and fingerprints will be transmitted to establish communication and rapid sharing of information.
A. G. Walker of Fanny Bay shows improvement after illness. Vancouver visitors Miss Myrtle Larson and the Mun day sisters with Gordon Johnson stayed with local hosts. J. B. Walker of Great Central Lake visited A. G. Walker. Herb Larson’s cocker spaniel Nig ger was accidentally killed by a car on Friday. Originality—doing what some other man did so long ago that people have forgotten.
The note speaks to someone on holiday feeling unsettled about home. It acknowledges enjoying a break yet lingering concerns about distant ties and how things are at home while away.
New York mocked the tale for thirty nine weeks and now the Gleason brothers star in IT’S A PEACH showing on screen. The film promises amplified business and human drama as two small time vaudevillians rise to center stage in a small town, drawing social and commercial focus.
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