The Great Problem of Worthwhile Living
Leadership The great problem of the ages is how to become worthwhile in the world and succeed. Institutions of learning and employers’ teaching echo the idea that belief fuels achievement. Knox Roblin notes the difference between those who think they can and those who think they cannot. The district records local visits and a weather prophet, with a wedding noted for Bessie Kings and Charles Glover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Fred Glover
Bessie Kings
Charles Glover
John Kanes
Mormon Threat to Canada Prompts Church Debate
The Presbyterian General Assembly in Ottawa examined Mormonism's moral and political influence in Alberta and across Canada. Dr. McLaren warned that Mormon leaders seek political power and could press for polygamy as a state-recognized practice, highlighting a Canadian Courier series by Miss Moulton on the religion’s businesslike approach.
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Canada
Presbyterian General Assembly
Ottawa
Dr. McLaren
Vancouver
Alberta
Utah
Miss Moulton
Canadian Courier
Toronto
The Woman of Today and Her Digestive Health
The passage praises the healthy modern woman and attributes it to proper digestion. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for faulty digestion and notes they are for sale by dealers everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Dea'ers
Local council backer consolidates and roads plan advances
Councillors push to consolidate amid discussions of a $30,000 project and grading concerns left by sloughs. Mr Jones of the Federation department spoke at a school meeting on the 15th, urging consolidation. Councillor Rae advances a Deepdale road scheme, implying land purchase across sections. Coronation day quiet aside from Presbyterian Ladies' Aid social in the church basement with ice cream and cakes.
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Jones
Fedocation
Rae
Deepdale
Presbyterian Church
C. H. Burns
Widely Trusted Remedy and Trade Talks Across Oceans
The text notes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a universally relied upon cure, while Sir Wilfred Laurier addresses British politicians denying any alarm over the reciprocity agreement and asserts the British preference remains safe.
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Wilfred Laurier
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Merchants Bank of Canada
Capital
Savings Bank Department
Russell Branch
H. J. Smale
the Banner
Manitoba
Gee Dollam
Rova
Re Mee
Roblin
G. M. Miller
Dauphin Plains
John Lang
Glasgow
Scotland
The
Hello Central
Peoples Store
Silverton
Imperial Limited
Geo. Wise
Shell
Wm. Martin, Russell
Russell
Brightside School
Theo
Kimima
Millwood
Jie
Feowd
St. Marys S. D
Jas. Minshull
Bec. Treas
Angussille
Angus School
Ang
Chaytor, Sec.-Treas
Angusville
Donald Lamon
North Bruce
Ontario
Niene
Thissella Lamon
Hobart John Smale
Ruseell
Grisselta Lamon
Hobart Johan Smate
Grissetta Lamon
Hobart
John Sinaie
AR. Tengley
the Administrators
Edith Fraser
N. P. Hospital
Brainerd, Minn
J.T. CL
Immiawm
Ecil
A. L. Buie
Hare
Rushne LL
A. Lanigan, M.D
A.J. Swan
Winn Goavens
Mount Honor
Neena Manitoba University
Roora & Reyal
Binscarth
Tingley & Wilson
Tingley
Wilson
Binecarth
Man
H. P Reed
University Lands
Union Bank
Lewis St. George Stubbs
C. J. Mickle
Birtle
J. Ll. Clark
Peter L. Hyde
Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada
Les
A. Ryons
CPR
D. Goddard
Rox
Russell, Man
Fire and Life Insurance
A. B. Callin, Russell, Man
Confederation Life
Association
Anglo-American Fire Insurance Co
Equity Fire Insurance Co
Montreal Fire Insurance Co
London Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Miniota Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
WM. Hembroff
Kussell
Russell Lodge
Peter McRostie, M
Oddfellows Hall
K. Miller
AR Med
Welland
Alec
Banner Office
Central Hotel
John I. Moon, Russell
Queen’s Hotel
Knights of the Maccabeegr
Maccabbee Hall
Com
W. Ledingham, R. K
F. T. Maiveson
Masonic Hall
Weright
A. McLeon
Wilcox & Murray Auctioneers
F. Wilcox
Murray
Wells
A. Nash
FE. R. Ridgway
Sons of England Benefit Society
Ag Cress of the West
C. Morris
W. Pres
H. J. Pettitt Suess
A. B. Callin
Tien Ceetetes
Attwood
Ruesell
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