The Parent Teacher Movement and Education's Future
A discussion on how modern schooling has separated home and school, weakening a child’s guidance. It argues for stronger home school cooperation to shape character and judgment. It laments the loss of warm teacher famiglia ties and urges parental involvement to curb miseducation and crime. It concludes with a patter joke about learning to love me through effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alood
Laacher
Parent
Wien
Moyvemant
Fife
Potatoes Seen With Varied Yields Across Provinces
Canadian agriculture ministry estimates show potato production declining in several provinces while Quebec remains the top producer with about 36.1 million bushels. Ontario comes second at around 18.5 million, with New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, Prince Edward Island, and British Columbia all projecting lower yields. A portion of surplus potatoes could support industrial uses such as starch and alcohol, suggesting non-food applications should be considered.
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Department of Agriculture
Oluiwa
Quebec
Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Baward
Siskatchewan
Alberta
Montoba
British Columbia
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Nova Scotia
Manitole
Princes Edward Island
Canada
Chaos in Oshawa Telegram Caption Sparks Household Havoc
A chaotic caption in the Oshawa Ontario Telegram leads to a comical household cascade. A boy borrows the neighbor's copy, bees sting him, a barbed wire fence is damaged, a cow escapes, a cream spill soaks a loom, teeth break, a baby crawls through cream, a carpet ruined, daughters elope with the hired man, hens scatter, and calves chew fence lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshawa
Ontario
Jidoor
Vancouver politician backs completion of PGB railway
Indépendent Liberal member for North Vancouver, Hanes, urged in the House that the PGB railway be completed to Prince George and linked areas, opposing reports favoring abandonment. He argued 27 miles between Whytecliff and Squamish should cost no more than 3 million and warned against delaying the project. He also pressed for early completion of the University of British Columbia and defended the Crey site choice as too late to change.
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Victoria
Hanes
North Vancouver
Prince George
Squamish
Vancouver
Sullivan, Hinton and Dennis
Whyteclifg
False Creek
Clinton
FP. W. Anderson
Kamloops
Mr. Hanes
George
Alderson
Newspaper advertising urged for merchants association
An organizer and publicity expert from the Merchants Association urges newspaper ads to boost retail results. A second expert argues ads reach more readers than circulars, noting mailings are costly and often ignored while newspapers deliver timely exposure and potential customers.
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Impton
Metall “Merchants
Sheesad Ress
Mererchant
Rade
Cole
Argain Pniceato
Valley Exhibits Win at Winter Show Amid Opposing Lines
Exhibitors dominated the event with Archie Stewart of Aldar Grove and W H Hawkshaw of Chilwellek taking most prizes. Stewart swept all classes in pure bred coarse long wools except the ewe lamb in 1922, Hawkshaw claiming it. Hawkshaw also placed high in other classes while Stewart led in Shropshire entries and Hampshire stock with J D McKercher sharing top Hampshire honors.
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Hawkshaw
Stewart
Hampshire
Premier Olivers tearful defense in Victoria assembly
Nov 2 in Victoria Premier Oliver spent an hour and a half defending opposition Bowser’s charges. He wept twice, once for his suspended chief engineer and again over the opposition’s ridicule. He defended patronage changes and criticized the opposition for offering no constructive policies. He sparred with Labor on POB construction and labor efficiency, declaring his own low pay and long hours.
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Victoria
Oliver
Bowser
Railways Department
Nelson
Labor
P.O. B
Murry Neelands
South
Vancouver
Sam Guthriel
PGI
Box of Candy Sparks Mixed Sly Memories and Anxiety
A fragmented local column recalls a child eating candy too fast, fearing sickness and debating savor versus restraint. The scene shifts to a light domestic exchange about ring dialing and sponge baths, then a note on postwar purchasing power and honey production. A Canadian beekeeping report notes Camp Lister yield.
UphillVell Reveals Employer Knowledge of Value
A fragment suggests Tom UphillVell indicates his employer understood the worth of what he was obtaining or handling. The remark hints at awareness of value in a business context.
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Tom
Jack and Mawel Face Marriage Validity Trouble
Reading from a gossip page implies a couple named Jack and Mawel are entangled in questions about the validity of their marriage. The exchange echoes concern and shock at the apparent marital dispute.
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Jack
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Mission City, B. C
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J. W. Head
Soldier Settlement
Camp Lister
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Notary Public
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Fraser Valley
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Mission City
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