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Newspaper
Grand Forks Sun
Location
Grand Forks, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from The Grand Forks Sun notes publisher names G A Evans Felton and Cripston Rater with garbled address details for Grand Forks. Indicates a possible newspaper header or punctuation mix up without a clear event or date.
Frustrated residents protest the Canadian Pacific Railway's move to reduce service on the Nelson to Midway line to tri weekly status. They argue the line is a strong money maker for the system and call for reconsideration by railway officials and the provincial railway commission.
A dubious claim suggests con artists use opportunity to single out a target for ruin. The note warns vendors of worthless oil stock may exploit people, with the refrain that "Can't afford it" becomes a pretext to pressure or deceive.
In a pointed opinion, a stingy man is argued to avoid bankruptcy only if he stops speaking. the piece critiques how the more a man talks the less credible he becomes, framing talk as a barrier to trustworthy conduct and financial stability.
Mrs. Charles Bickerton visited friends in Greeny onn this week. James Liveley planned a coast vacation. Mise Campbell returned to au Tuesday Front week with friends in Prince town. The king's birthday prompted city closures on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs A B Wandland and son plan an extended voyage next week. Bartey Quinn returned from a Victoria trip on Tuesday.
A vintage style advertisement promises thick glossy hair free from dandruff with a 25 cent bottle of Danderine. It claims one application doubles beauty, instantly dissolves dandruff, and prevents hair loss by nourishing roots and scalp health.
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