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Newspaper
Grand Forks Sun
Location
Grand Forks, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
4
A stark meditation on war describes its carnage and moral harm, arguing that conflict kills the young and devastates families, then shifts to practical lawncare tips using iron sulfate to kill dandelions. The piece juxtaposes grim war imagery with a gardening remedy, reflecting disparate concerns in a single column.
The Sun advised salt to kill dandelions but we observed vacant lots statewide and fear a salt famine in the local market. We therefore submit a substitute remedy based on practical observation and local conditions.
The passage notes the Continental aim to spread English as a universal language and highlights Europeans struggling with its rules. It cites an illustrated booklet from a large Continental hotel praising its spacious rooms, refined furnishings, kitchen products, and attentive management, claiming long standing renown abroad.
A collection of aphoristic reflections on persuasion memory and social limits. The speaker notes how townsfolk judge city brides and praises steadfast mind over flexible rhetoric. Observations blend urban contrasts with moral and personal resilience in everyday life.
A fragmented excerpt discusses Solomon’s wisdom and a printing shop claim. It references Cincinnati Inquirer and Sun Print Shop with notes on reliability, prompt delivery, and fair pricing. The text blends proverbs, antique language, and printer’s boasts.
Advertising columns of Tar Group Forms Sun shift view from expense to investment. Merchants and others see ads purged of exaggeration and untruth. Sun readers, especially Home delivered, read ads with news, making ad value evident and profitable for advertisers and readers alike.
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