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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
3
A condensed critique of a pragmatic American religious ethos as outlined by David Starr Jordan. It argues that practical conduct, not creeds or metaphysical assent, defines belief, with emphasis on action over emotion and a tolerance for scientific or symbolic interpretations of scripture.
The University of Alberta calls for early applications from prospective students. Undergraduates may be admitted from Standard VII with languages, others as condition students with language prep. Degrees Ad Eundem to graduates registered in Convocation will be granted at October Convocation, with applications by September 15 and a $5 fee. Library books being added and university office to open in Strathcona pending the main building.
Brother Toland of the Canadian Order of Foresters organized a lodge in Irvine. Twenty one members were instructed at Irvine Hall on August 6 with officer installation on August 8, naming J P S R J F O Barackal C R E G Benwell V C R William Dakin and others. The Court will meet Irvine Hall on the first and third Thursdays. visiting brethren invited.
A. P. Burns offers to trade any Frost and Woodmowers, takes, binders, plows, discs, feeders, harrows, or Man and Co.’s wagons, one buggy for road horses and cattle.
The text promotes Favorite Prescription as a proven cure for female weakness and related illnesses. It cites non alcoholic ingredients, printed bottle labels, and professional endorsements from Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo New York. It invites readers to request pamphlets and consult the doctor, promising confidential responses and mailed literature.
A discussion argues that English suffragettes face strong opposition from the Women National Anti-Suffrage League and notable figures like Mrs Humphry Ward. The manifesto urges that voting rights should remain with men, citing gender roles, national needs, and potential risks of universal female suffrage. It compares English views to reticent American states and predicts continued female influence outside formal ballots.
A. P. Burns advertises Brantford carriages buggies wagons and Frost Wood machinery. H. W. Ireland promotes premium stock arriving next Monday and invites early reservations. Subscribers urged to sign up for The News.
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