Smoking Morals Debate and Oddities From 1926 Columns
A column compares morality and smoking, arguing smokers are not immoral though public smoking can offend. It contrasts intolerance with personal liberty, recounting a "porch pups" scene of idle youths and a nurse like stenographer observer. Also notes Seferino Ramos claims ox blood extends life, with his routine at a San Antonio meat plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Seferino Ramos
San Antonio
Texas
Ramos
Vale of Tears
Union College Planned on Provincial University Grounds
The United Church of British Columbia launches October fund drive to build Union College on the Provincial University campus.Projected cost is 100000 dollars with 50000 already on hand and tenders expected soon. The first building unit will house about 40 students and classrooms and library will be included. An Honor Roll will list donors and Sunday School contributors to encourage broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
British Columbia
Union College
Church Union
General Council
Westminster Hall
Ryerson College
Incorporated
Congregational College of
Canada
Sharp & Thompson
Theological College
Building Committee Named For United Church Venture
The text lists W H Malkin as Chairman of the Board of Governors and C S Maharg heading the Finance and Publicity Committee. Col Nelson Spencer is vice chairman with Jonathan Rogers Willard Kitchen and principals Smith and Brown on the Building Committee. Contributions may be given to any minister or sent to Union College Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Malkin
C. S. Maharg
C.P.R
Nelson Spencer
Jonathan Rogers
Willard Kitchen
Smith and Brown
United Church
Union College
Barclay Street
Vancouver
Ulster United Ties Brooklyn Wanderers in New York
Ulster United of Toronto and Can ada champions played to a 1 1 tie against the Brooklyn Wanderers before about 10000 fans. George Graham and Dave Turner, formerly Cumberland players, are now with Ulster United.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ulster United
Toronto
Canada
Brooklyn Wanderers
George Graham
Dave Turner
Cumberland
Election totals rise by 800 from last vote results by polling station
Total votes cast increased by 800 compared to the previous election, reported less than 11 months earlier. The following station results list D. R. MacDonald with 2831 votes, J. E. Armishaw with 185, and 38 rejected ballots.
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D. R. MacDonald
J. E. Armishaw
Rejected
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The
Cumberland Islander
Cumberland, B. C
Edward W. Bickle
Jack
BY George Meason
Whicher
Scribner's
Nestle
April
Papa
Monarch Wool
Dove & Down
Men’s Department
Port Alice
Consolidated Cop. Co
Quatsino
West Arm Q. Sound
Rennings Cape Scott
Kyuquot
Cachalot
Estevan
Ahoussat
Tofino
Ucluelet
Nootka
Bamfield
Pachena Kildonan Stesenesugsesnertenese
Port Alberni
Alberni
Central Lake
Nansacensanees
Bainbridge Hilliers
Granite Bay
Wyatt Bay
Bold Point
Heriot Bay
Quathinski Cove
Sarge Narrows
Blubber Bay
van Anda
False Bay
Tucker Bay
Hornby Island
Denman Island
Savery Island Seaford Aatesgreass
Hecate Channel
San Mateo
Sydney Inlet
Sechart
Englewood
A. W. Neill
Union Lodge No
1.0.C.F
Harmony Rebekah Lodge No
Grand Lodge
W. Merrifield
Prop
King George Hotel
Union Hotel
Br, Yates
P. Harrison, M.L.A
Courtenay
Cumberland Hotel
the “Gem
Ilo-Ilo
Cumberland, B.C
Albert Evans
Marocchi Bros
Royston Lumber Co. Limited
Mann’s Bakery
Cumberland Phone
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