Revelstoke Herald Adverts and Subscriptions Notice
The Revelstoke Herald lists its semi weekly publication days and advertising rates. Subscriptions are offered by mail or courier at 1.25 dollars for six months with 14 dollars in advance. Correspondents are invited to submit writings, with real names required for publication.
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Revelstoke Herald
Notice to Correspondents About Letter Publication Rules
Notice outlines that AM correspondence must be rewritten on one side of the paper and continued per instructions. It requires the writer to sign with a clear name and warns that any references to items in the paper must be submitted for publication consideration.
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Refarwige Tol
Maine
Manhattan
Eeneron
New York
Tariff Ad The Farmer In Debate On Canadian Prices
During a budget debate MP for Stanstead Mr Moore cited figures claiming tariffs have raised costs for Canadian farmers. He said prices for barbed wire binder twine nails paints and farm tools rose 20 to 100 percent while oil prices soared due to United States monopoly profits. He contrasted this with alleged abuses by foreign producers and noted harsh border enforcement affecting Canadian workers.
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Geome
Standard Oil
United States
Canada
Parliament Session Recaps Budget Debate and Delayed Reports
The article notes a British Parliament session where opposition was sparse and ministers taunted them over the lack of a strong challenge. Motions to go into supply faced amendments, mostly government driven, while the budget debate stretched on. Several departmental reports from the year ending June 39, 1899, had not been presented.
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Baw
Wien
Tia
Militia, ministers and departments under discussion
An unclear note references militia history, ministers, and several departments including geological survey and a pope figure. It mentions Wilson of Lennox and a call to discuss the conduct of departments and potential vote on supplies, with reported ages and incomplete details.
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Raul Bare
Geological Survey
Mikerior
Adel Daring
Hin
Wilson
Lennox
Canada at Paris exhibits costly facilities and shortcomings
Canada must pay between 125000 and 160000 for Paris exhibit space. Officials criticize the buildings as poor, with no cold storage provision. Prof Robertson investigates possible fixes while a limited Canadian staff remains. McLaren notes lack of government experts in Paris and excess of unqualified staff.
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Warte
Robertson
McLaren
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Tie
Montreal Elevator Deals Stir Public Works Controversy
The article accuses Montreal officials of steering grain elevator concessions to Buffalo financier Connors, claiming former minister Tarte and allies granted exclusive rights and projected large dividends from a Welland canal terminal project. It allege Connors could profit at least 1.5 million from concessions with little or no upfront payment.
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Yarle
Varte
Montreal
Buffalo
Ontario
Jurie
Welland
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Air, Canada
How to Stay Healthy Through Cold Weather Tips
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century health column advises on diet, fresh air, sunlight, and exercise to prevent illness. It recommends proper food, daily cold water baths, brisk activity, deep breathing, and maintaining even surface temperatures to avoid catching a cold. The text reflects period health beliefs and contains several misspellings and archaic phrasing.
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BO Warman
Jon Nat
Don't Rock the Haty
A short admonition urges mothers and nurses to stop rocking babies to sleep. It claims rocking harms children, conditions troublesome habits, and suggests setting a routine with clean clothing and a proper cot.
Atteactive Dreas and Marital Wardrobe Advice
A dubious early 20th century note targets wives who neglect their clothes after marriage. A Lady novelist warns men still crave looks and “pretty” gowns, urging readers to renew courting habits and refine attire to maintain romance.
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Abe
Engagement Announcement Sparks Letter War
A fragment from press copy recounts a woman’s sharp letter reacting to a young man’s engagement. She condemns the match, signs her name, and expresses displeasure as she mentions a prior marriage and plans for a trip abroad. The New York Times source notes the feuding tone and personal digressions.
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New York Times
The Pretty Bonnet 4 A Westward Fashion Tale
Miss Manhattan praises a home made bonnet that defies current French styles. A western girl admires the unique straw piece, stitched with flowers and ribbons, and learns its origin from a Boston era bonnet revival while imagining it worn by both.
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United States
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Boston Harbor
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Wien Lenins
Fragmented 19th Century Advice Queried in The Peet Era
A garbled miscellany outlines womanly influence on footwear health and behavior, mentions Cinind Efninvnart na and Ne Mental Lina Min Moytivll, with stray notes on gender perceptions. Also notes about pineapple toxins, cooking tips including anchovy sandwiches, and a beef dish method.
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Mrs. Maynell
Canadian colonization plan for western farmers to Alberta
Four Toledo men selected to scout territory in Alberta for a western farming settlement. About 600 people in northwestern Ohio intend to emigrate, forming a colony of 2,500 to 3,000 overall, drawing migrants from Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio. Government support includes 1,150,000 acres of land. movement led by Canadian officials and C. P. R. delegates with D. L. Caven of Columbus acting as Dominion representative.
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Canadian Journal of Cy
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Toledo
Onle
Lew.r
Aberta
Canada
Ohio
Indiana
Alichigan
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Tenessee
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D.L. Caven
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Calgary
Canada Reveres Canada in South Africa Letter From Allan Hughes
A letter dated Victoria West March 12 1900 from Allan Hughes a corporal in the Royal Canadian Rifles tells of sent enlistment to quell Cape Dutch resistance and the pride in being Canadian. He notes Canadians have the best regiment at the front and are praised by English officers for eagerness and effectiveness.
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Charles Saye
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Galt
T Hughes- Charles
Commeroe
Allan
Royal Canadian Rifles, Mounted
South Africa
Victoria West
Canada
Wonderful Parent and Lone Fishing Victory Tale
A child recounts a father’s fishing success his solitary trip yielded a twenty pound string of fish and a hearty meal. The mother notes the father’s day effort and the family returns home tired yet proud, while the poem reflects on speaking and rhyming pride.
Weat Kootenay Mining District News Intro
The io leading newspaper of the great mining districts of Weat Kootenay offers latest mining telegraph and local news in reliable, readable articles. It claims wide circulation and stands as an advertising medium in its fall publication.
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Weat Kootenay
Printing establishment claims prominence in Eastern British Columbia
Subscription rates announced as two dollars per year and one dollar twenty six cents per six months in advance. The firm emphasizes its leading place in race for prominence and popularity among business houses for printed stationery and office supplies. It asserts its output rivals large city presses and other larger print cries.
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British Columbia
The Herald Printing Department Expands Services
The Herald advertises a modern Job Printing Department with new type designs and skilled workers. It emphasizes experienced staff who understand proper material use, while noting it does not claim exclusivity in the district or market.
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