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United States
Shane Oe
Free Press
Halton Representative Blasts Government Spending in Address
The Halton legislator Mr. Blakelock delivered a pointed speech in the Ontario Legislature criticising government expenditures. He cited wasteful items and questioned patronage in appointing the Clerk of the Surrogate Court. He also spoke on Hydro matters and the power cycle change in Oakville.
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Halton
Ontario
Blakelock
Oakville
Let the People Decide Premier Henry and Senator Meighen
Opinion urges Ontario voters to decide the Henry government through an election. It argues Premier Henry should defend his actions before the public and warns delaying election fuels unrest while endorsation hinges on the electorate’s verdict.
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Henry
Meighen
Ontario
Heniry
Ontario Rural Hockey Association Gains Momentum
The London Free Press notes rapid growth in rural hockey with Lorne Johannes of Blair starting the Ontario Rural Hockey Association. By 1931 32 about 50 teams and 7000 players are affiliated, with more clubs seeking entry and amateur sport encouraged across Ontario.
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London Free Press
Ontario Rural Hockey Association
Lorne Johannes
Blair
Waterloo County
The
Free Press
Ontario
Growth of Urban Population in Canada 1867 to 1931
Dominion census shows urban population rose from 18.6 percent in 1871 to 53.7 percent in 1931, with 5,572,058 urban residents and 4,804,728 rural. Life shifted as cities grew while farm dwellers remained a minority. a farm return movement is noted.
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Canada
Confederation
Canadian Government Bureau of Statistics
Local sketch contest weighs public opinion
Editorial notes say residents are evaluating local contestants in a harmless sketch contest as part of light community guessing. No scandal is involved. the piece emphasizes civic interest and informal judging by neighbors.
Ontario Leaders Discuss Tariffs and Public Finances
Premier Bennett urges trust in public men as Canada debates tariffs led by Roosevelt hints at lower tariffs. Ontario Hydro plans to use surplus power to aid electric industries and cheaper power for citizens are praised. Auditors Report passed by Acton Council. Life Insurance Week urged and Barrie Examiner lauded for awards and achievements.
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Toronto
Bennett
Canada
Acton
Ontario Hydro Commission
Ontario
Judge rules graft case: widow owes over $1,700 to Mothers' Allowance
Pembroke judge J. T. Mulcahy awarded $1,715 against a widow who claimed poverty but had more than $15,000 in cash and bonds. She had received $35 monthly since December 1928. The case advocates stern punishment for graft.
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J. T. Mulcahy
Pembroke
Mothers’ Allowance Commission
Barrie Examiner
Dreamy reflections on jig-saw mania and afghan making
The author recalls a vivid dream about a harsh telephone scolding and a chaotic jig-saw puzzle scene. They compare the puzzle craze to afghan making, noting limits of time and resources, and joke about a mysterious mend-all invention that could fix nearly anything. The piece ends with humor about partners and household projects.
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Kis
Chester- Field
Childrei
Remedy for Earache From Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil
A simple earache remedy is offered by Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil. Put a few drops on lint or medicated cotton and place in the ear to relieve pain. The ear is a delicate organ and often neglected in treatment.
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Thomas
The Tide of Life Turn and Hope Returns
The piece urges finding happiness within rather than in possessions, developing personality, and distinguishing wants from needs. It notes life has tides of ups and downs, but faith and past strength help endure crises. It encourages new thoughts, varied interests, and higher ideals to bring adventure to a drab life.
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Sir J. Stevens
Pleasant Worm Exterminator for Children
An old journal claims Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is a pleasant medicine for children and highly effective at driving worms from the system.
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