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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1925
Page
2
Local residents praise Afedi enne Tat merchants for attractive window displays. Stores draw crowds and use advertising to boost the Christmas trade, with visitors spending evenings viewing the shopfronts.
Sympathy grows for striking constables in Treland facing immediate disestablishment by government order. The tough employment climate adds to the hardship, though critics say the action may not have been the right method.
A historic plea cites Job verses urging charity for the poor widows orphans and needy. It frames giving as a measure of moral duty and communal responsibility during the Christmas season.
Vington Churenuil argues readers face steep prices as he notes that a good novel costs about two thirds the price of a good theatre seat, reflecting a heavy burden on the reading public.
Arrivals from Vancouver Calgary Winnipeg Montreal Toronto and other points listed with daily, weekly and exception timing. Stops include Kootenay Landing Lethbridge Allersyde and Lemond with morning and evening departures and special weekday patterns.
The piece surveys poets from Emerson to Shelly and Shakespeare to Dickens, noting winter’s varied moods from bleak to radiant. It highlights the season’s scenes and personifications, praising the first snow, frost, and starlit nights while contrasting melancholy and delight across poets. Recurrent images include winter, Christmas, and the question of spring’s return.
A critical note on Canadian cinema asserts the industry knows only a crude stereotype of mixed heritage, accusing it of misrepresentation and fabricating portrayals. The piece argues much of the sector’s content is sham and insubstantial.
A fragmentary note from the Lethbridge Herald mentions a UFA supporter now running as a Conservative candidate in Pincher Creek amid the 1921 election. The garbled text preserves only scattered references to a political candidate and party switch.
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