If England die Harold Gaze warns of liberty’s collapse
A historical poem argues that England's demise would trigger anarchy and the loss of freedom, wisdom, and cultural progress. It stresses that without England's example the world would fall into tyranny, greed, and darkness, urging action to preserve the nation.
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England
Harold Gaze
Twenty Years Ago From The Free Press December 9 1920
News items recount local events in Peel and Halton including hospital plans in Brampton, new farm business ventures in Nassagaweya and Acton, school entertainments, and a stock judging team at Guelph Winter Fair. Births and deaths are reported for Beardmore and Easton.
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Morley
Milton
County of
Peel
Brampton
J. T. Loyns
Duncan McGregor
Nassagaweya
Stephenson
Main Street
Duke of Devonshire
I.c.de
Halton
Guelph
Lorne McLean
Trafalgar
Stewart Lowrie
Acton
Clarence Ford
Limehouse
Hannah Augusta
John Newton
Beaston
Hamilton Hospital
John T. Easton
Ten Thousand Acres Charged for Defense on San Juan Isle
San Juan Puerto Rico reports that ten thousand acres of public and private lands in the United States island will be used for national defense purposes. The move targets strategic areas on the island to strengthen military readiness and fortification efforts.
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San Juan
United States Island
West Indies
Local firm funds complete equipment for one Australian soldier
In Melbourne the Argus reports a local company sends £80 X$180 to provide full gear for a single Australian soldier under a new wartime contribution scheme.
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Mebourne
Argus
Auckland toddler dies after peanut lodged in windpipe
A 19 month old boy died en route to hospital in Auckland New Zealand after a peanut became lodged in his windpipe. He could not be dislodged despite medical attempts.
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Auckland
N.Z
Prohibition Groups Petition Governor Over Relaxation Plan
Several organizations petition the Governor of Bombay against relaxing prohibition in the area arguing it would hinder social improvement efforts. The action reflects continuing debate over liquor laws and public welfare in the region.
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Bombay
Merchants urged to submit ads early for better service
With a smaller staff this year THE FREE PRESS asks merchants to hand in copy early in the week. Early submissions will enable better service, more attractive display, and improved attention to needs. Your cooperation is appreciated.
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Free Press
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