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Newspaper
Revelstoke Herald
Location
Ravelstoke, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 22, 1900
Page
2
The Revelstoke Herald announces its weekly and semi weekly publishing schedule serving Revelstoke and surrounding districts. It lists advertising rates for display and classified items, birth marriage and death notices, and invites local submissions with writers real names.
Notice to correspondents about layout rules requiring single side submission, signed personal matters, and advance publication to avoid cross‑paper appearance in THE HERALD. Emphasizes proper name signing and contact for personal communications.
A Political Onlooker assesses looming party realignments in Canada. Liberals and Conservatives retain field leadership though shifts in policy and leadership challenges signal changing electorates. Laurier remains popular while imperial ties and tariffs shape debate amid internal party strains and regional divisions.
A letter from Los Angeles dated April 15 1900 argues Doukhobors in Manitoba and those in Southern California are exploited by labor agents and beet factories. It claims wages in California are far lower than in Canada and warns against schemes to relocate Doukhobors for cheap labor. The writer cites irrigation needs, land sales, and railways as motives behind the exodus push, urging readers to let the truth be known.
The passage argues that campaign rhetoric and issue manipulation will determine victory. It suggests a narrow expected majority and questions whether either side can be certain of win, noting the influence of issues and public perception on outcomes.
The old cavalry horse Gilly, owned by Talbot, died after a hard trek near the soldiers’ dead body. Major Talbot had bought the animal from the quartermaster’s office. the creature wandered aimlessly before death.
A clipped literary notice lauds Miss Afary’s romantic tale To Dare and a realist novel by Herto?bert Flowereow. It highlights Virginia authorage, period romance, and vivid scenes of love and war while praising Mr. Flowereow’s modern method and dramatic storytelling.
A Paris based review discusses a book titled Resurrection from Tolstoyan themes. It praises the vivid character study of a young nobleman’s vice and reform, notes its Russian life portrayal, and acknowledges its controversial reception in Europe. The piece cites Geo. Ny Morang & Co as publishers.
A British dispatch recalls Mafeking celebrations and victory while warning of nutmeg fraud. The British Food Journal describes bogus nutmegs forged from inferior material pressed into moulds, detailing recognition clues and purity differences between fake and genuine nuts.
A catalogue style note offers Canadian Glamour wallpapers in blue green terra cotta buff and cream with matching borders and ceilings. Rolls priced at 6 7 and 9 cents with gilt patterns for parlors and dining rooms. Room mouldings available to match shades with gilt and bronze finishes. Limited time delivery after order.
The paper proclaims itself as the premier mining district newspaper for West Kootenay. It promises authentic reliable news on mining telegraph and local events drawn from August data and claims a large circulation.
A prominent Eastern British Columbia printing house proclaims its annual subscription rate of two dollars and six months term at one dollar twenty five, strictly in advance. The firm emphasizes its leading position in supplying printed stationery and office supplies to businesses, claiming work quality and output rival much larger establishments.
The Job Printing Department showcases latest type faces and experienced workers who understand proper material use. The Herald does not claim exclusivity in the district but asserts quality and reliability in its printing work.
The Herald notes AMS work is prompt and satisfactory with careful attention to all orders by mail. It declares no job is too large or too small for consideration and invites special attention to mail orders.
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