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Newspaper
Grand Forks Sun
Location
Grand Forks, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 29, 1916
Page
3
The Law offers a New Year greeting hoping 1917 brings happiness and prosperity to readers. It expresses a wish for speedy victory and lasting peace won through the empire and its allies in the current great struggle.
The Cascade school held a successful concert and Christmas tree event in the schoolhouse on Thursday with a well received program. Prizes were awarded for most good conduct stars and Miss A P Jones received a leather writing case from her pupils.
A suffragette worker questions a man about his involvement. The man replies that he is supporting one of the movement's most enthusiastic members.
Quotes Benjamin Franklin emphasize that spending on education yields lifelong returns. The saying suggests education enriches a person beyond material riches and cannot be lost.
A fragment notes J. K. Stephen of Cambridge undergrad fame writing a satirical epigram about a fat professor with Browning as context. It parodies natural decrees and obesity with lines urging obedience to nature. The piece contrasts English memoir wit with Sun newspaper pricing.
Mothers can rest easy as California Syrup of Figs is claimed to move out clogged waste and sour bile within hours. The ad says it is a harmless fruit laxative for babies children and adults and offers a 50 cent bottle with dosing directions.
A fragmented, humorous line asks how one’s worth would change after losing money. It then notes a failed romantic advance and two unclear similes about landing and a “sigy,” rendering the scene as quirky, incoherent snippets.
A grocer’s tale reports rapid relief from constipation sour stomach and gas using Adler ka on a spoonful. The customer credits immediate flushing of the digestive tract and claims it prevents appendicitis, praising Woodland & Quinn druggists.
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