Bethlehem Advent Hymn Reflection Endures in Faith
A fragmentary religious vigil text venerates the Babe of Bethlehem, calling on Christ to possess and adorn our beings, yield to divine will, and stir hearts toward mercy and love as a timeless Christmas reverie.
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Bethleherm
Earth
Savidur
Shannot
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Acton District News
A December 5 1974 issue notes sleigh rides for pupils and social visits. Acton Hockey Club officers elected with G T Beardmore president, J M MacDonald vice president, H Bricker secretary treasurer. A town league formed with Acton Tanning Hewetson’s Town Beardmore Co and High School. Ebenezer Church members visited Mr and Mrs W J Akins. gold watch awarded to Akins. Married Somerville Armstrong and Gray Somerville. Died Annie Heath Blair widow of Rev Arch Blair D D Nassayaweya.
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Wil Kingsbury
Oxbow
Sask
Nassagawega
Acton Hockey Club
G. T. Beardmore
J. M. MacDoonald
H. Bricker
Acton Tanning Co
Hewetson‘s
Somerville Armstrong
J. Culp
Blanche '‘Armstrong
James Armstrong
Brussels
Gi Ray
Pyle Somerville
Acton
Blair
Guelph
Mon
Annie Hectth
Arch. Blair
Nassayaweya
Canadian Red Cross clarifies POW blanket rules
Norman C. Urquhart announces that German camps provide two blankets in winter and one in summer plus personal blankets for prisoners of war. He notes 1945 rule allows only one blanket if dormitories are heated. German authorities deny extra blankets. Red Cross will continue supplying as previously.
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Germany
International Red Cross
Geneva
Norman C. Urquhart
Urquhart
Canadian
Red Cross
Debate on Falling Birthrate by Women in Britain
London delegates representing 3,000,000 women at a national Maternity and Child Welfare conference urged local councils to build four bed room houses for large families, provide nursery schools, domestic help, and draught proof windows. Speakers argued for babies born at home with husbands present and for ladies in waiting to assist at home during confinement.
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London
Elizabeth Denby
Elsie Hall
The
College of Midwives
Florence Hawtrey
Fale
Weekly War Commentary outlines interlinked fronts and Allied advances
The piece reviews multiple theaters including Hungary, Italy, and the Pacific. It notes Budapest under siege by Red Army, pressure on German defenses south of the Alps, and Mindoro landings near Manila as Allied forces press deeper toward Japan. It highlights a Canadian view on West Wall cracking by young French Canadian officers and touches Greece and wartime diplomacy.
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United Nations
Budapest
Vienna
Sth
Italy
Gwampa
Slovakia
Axis
Pacific
Alliet
Japan
Philippines
Mindora
Manila
Germany
West Wall
France
Loeftht F.am
Churchill
Woure of Commons
United States
Russa
Britain
The Good New Days After War
A vais of optimistic talk urges looking beyond the war to the future. It lauds Canada's scientific strength, industrial capacity, and high education as assets for solving problems and building better days through cooperation and sound judgment.
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Tegret
Canada
The Ground of Universal Joy Sunday Lesson 1846
The piece reflects a 1846 Sunday school lesson on Luke 2 the birth of Jesus Christ and its divine purpose. It emphasizes shepherds as faithful witnesses the angels message fear not and the Savior born to bring peace and salvation. It argues Jesus as heir of all things and the express image of God sustaining a personal divine nature.
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Jesus
Christ
Lord
Jjoy
Savious
Abraham
Jacob
David
Yealat
Alleah
Phanilel
God
Moses
Joshua
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Daniel
Bataam
Jno
Isaiah
Jesus Christ
Settling in the country after the war
The article predicts returning service members will seek farms and rural life with access to automobiles social life and towns. It argues country settlement will include entertainment and improved communications reducing hardship and loneliness once common.
Smallest soldier of the Canadian Army reported
Niagara Falls Ontario reports Pto. Verno A. Gregoire, 19, as the smallest Canadian Army recruit at four feet one inch tall in stocking feet. Attached to the Royal Canadian Artillery, he is stationed at Camp Bonen.
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Niagara ‘Falls
Ont
India
Verno A. Gregoire
Niagara Falls
RGA
M.C
Camp Bonen
New Zealand Sees Room for 3.5 Million Settlers
G A Holmes, among three New Zealand agricultural experts touring Northern Ireland, says New Zealand should accommodate at least 3,500,000 settlers. He notes immigration policy is government driven but expects postwar recovery to shift toward British Isles emigrants.
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Belfast
G. A. Holmes
New Zealand
Northern Ireland
Iales
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