The Flapper Farewell and Wealth Parable in 1926 Cumberland
In a Cumberland Islander issue from September 24 1926 a Paris bound flapper signals the shift in fashion as Miss Tulsa Miss America 1926 from Tulsa Oklahoma is highlighted. A long moral essay follows arguing wealth without virtue destroys society and praising wealth used for public good and humility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tulsa
Norma Smallwood
Atlantic City
Oklahoma
Gossip in Country Towns and Community Life
The piece defends gossip as a normal part of small town life and sees neighbors as a close family. It argues interest in others heals faults, contrasts harmless talk with slander, and praises generous people while warning about vanity and cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
First Theatre Site Marked at Annapolis Royal Nova Scotia
A bronze tablet marking the site of Port Royal 1605 1606 era theatre and habitation is unveiled by Nova Scotia's Lieutenant Governor. The inscription praises Lescarbot and the Order of Good Cheer and notes Annapolis Royal as birthplace of Canadian literature and drama.
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Annapolis Royal
Nova Scotia
Annapolis Basin
France
Marc Lesearbot
Poutrincourt
Port Royal
Lescarbot
Order of Good Cheer
Champlain
Nouvelle France
Navarre
de Monts
Virginia
Histories Monuments and Sites Board of Canada
Dominion
Dominion Atlantic Railway
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Courtenay
Cumberland Hotel
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Ilo-Ilo
Cumberland, B.C
Albert Evans
Charlie Dalton
Union Bay
Union Hotel
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Ilo-Ilo Theatre
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British Columbia Telephone Co
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