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Camporee At Blue Springs Reserve Inspires Boy Scout Work
Neighbors observe Boy Scout activities at the Blue Springs Reserve where commissioners and volunteers give time to guide and inspire youth. A new Camporee feature drew scouts from across the province, signaling expanded Scouting efforts and the building of citizenry and manhood in the community.
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Boy Scouts Association
Blue Springs Reserve
Boy Scouts
Blue Spring Reserve
Camporee
Royal Visit Snafu Turned Scout Viewing Into Military Parade
In Toronto during the Royal Visit Major-General Drumbo, longtime Boy Scout supporter, arranged Riverdale Park scouts for a perfect view. Ex-service men blocked the sightline by orders, he redirected them with a marching order and left the scene in front, earning praise for organized resolve.
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Toronto
Drumbo
Riverdale Park
Changes in Free Press Features Announced
The Free Press notes the retirement of its long running column The Old Man after more than twenty years. It promises new features including a historical section next week and a new Ontario News of the Week brief. Readers are invited to responses on the reception and continuation of these features.
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No Attraction For Housing Act On Acton Situation
A letter notes Acton passed the housing by law but no homes are being built under the National Housing Act. Nearby towns have dissolved their housing commissions amid criticism. Acton remains out of the plan while vacant rental properties are scarce, and homeowners see little financial incentive to switch.
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Acton
Prairie Provinces wheat acreage rises to twenty five million
Editorial notes report 25 813 000 acres sown to wheat in the Prairie Provinces this year up from 24 946 000 in 1938. Industrial employment in Canada improves with 11 760 establishments and 1 126 216 employees as of July first. Fall fair and exhibit preparations begin while editor J M Moore of the Georgetown Herald shows improvement in health after missing the weekly editors convention.
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Canada
J. M. Moore
Georgetown Herald
Ontario News of the Week in King Era Debates
A long digest notes Prime Minister King avoiding election timing as European war threats loom. Ontario figures including Sir William Mulock and Mitchell Hepburn face criticism over liquor policy, Windsor disturbances, and licensing. Dr. R. J. Manson gains traction as Earl Lawson retires, reshaping Conservative strength in York riding.
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Lawson
Belshazzar and the Lesson of Humility in Daniel
A Sunday School lesson examines Belshazzar’s pride and downfall as a reminder that all rulers are under God's sovereignty. It cites Daniel’s integrity against royal gifts and urges personal humility before the divine hand guiding breath and fate.
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Chorus Girl Dressing Room Quarrel Sparks Tense Exchange
Fragments from a backstage quarrel in a dressing room reveal sharp exchanges as Chorus Girl and a companion clash over appearance and control. The overheard dialogue hints at rivalry, vanity, and personal tensions behind the curtain.
Georgetown office notices for Langdon solicitor services
An archival notice lists Kenneth M. Langdon Barrister Solicitor and Notary Public with an office in the Georgetown Gregory Theatre Building. It directs readers to Acton Street for appointments and provides a phone contact for Georgetown.
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Notary Public
Kenneth M. Langdon
Notary Public Offices
Georgetown
Gregory Theatre
Acton
T. Seynuck
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