Advertising errors and costs clarified in editorial note
A damaged notice discusses misprint handling and responsible parties for incorrect advertisements. It states the publisher may correct errors, charge for the excess space, and require written confirmation. Editorial contact details and editor name are listed for accountability.
A Merry Christmas Sermon on Drinking and Safety
A Toronto sermon critiques the Christmas drinking spike and its tragic toll. It cites hospital overflow, wrecked cars, assaults, and fatalities from December 1936, urging safer celebrations and a return to joy without harm.
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Gordon Sinclair
Toronto Star
Toronto General Hospital
St. Michael's
Western
St. Joseph's
Toronto East
Santa Claus
General
St. Mike’s
Edward Dunn
Toronto
Ontario Milk Distributors’ Association
Central Police
Costs of Running Election in Halton Shown in Public Accounts
Public expense figures for Halton provincial candidates show Blakelock leading with a 1800 plus majority and expenses of 1678.00, Dingle 937.36, and Cross 210.76. Advertising dominated costs for Blakelock and Dingle with Cross spending on aero plane use and a radio broadcast.
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Halton
Blakelock
Dingle
Cross
Santa Claus Letters From Acton Residents
If Acton men and bodies could write to Santa, they would receive stockings in return. Gifts include Reeve McCutcheon a large 1938 surplus and shoe factory expansion, council co operation, street improvements, health, school rooms, and more.
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Acton
Santa Claus
Reeve McCutcheon
A. Mason
Jones
Gibbons
McMillan
Christmas shopping woes and holiday notes sweep through Acton
Editorial remarks on Christmas shopping delays and festive displays in Acton stores. Notes on Canada’s railway mileage, central electric output, winter motoring risks, Wardenship interest, and a 1937 rise in radio receiving set production with value and quantity increases.
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Canada
The Witness of Paul in Bonds in Rome
A Sunday school lesson on Philippians 1 12 28 shows Paul teaching in Rome while bound. The text notes how his chains expanded the gospel, converting soldiers and Caesars household, while inspiring local Christians to renewed zeal and unified witness despite rivalries. It emphasizes intercessory prayer as power and asks readers to choose to live for Christ regardless of life or death.
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Phil
Rome
Pauil
Christ
Paul
Caesar
Wberry
Lfe
Agrippa
Jesus Christ
Paul Christ
Diary of Oliver N Warren Slaps About Christmas and School
A fragmented diary entry recounts Christmas anticipation, classroom events, a student named Jake and a teacher, a Christmas play in progress, misgivings about gifts, a nap in class, a dream of a forest with a hare, and reflections on vacations and parental expectations. The tone hints at a child’s view of school life and holiday plans.
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Ganty
Min
Chriatmas
P. Q
Chamber of Comerce
Aswell
Chriamas
Jake
Editur
Pa Dame
Editura
Children Party Dessert Jelly Tumbler Prank
A playful party dessert idea uses a jelly packet with a tumbler inserted upright to hold a weight. After setting the jelly the tumbler is moved by adding hot water. Fill the cavity with whipped cream and small chopped chocolate shapes walnuts or fruit.
Amiable Youth Refuses Gift Amid Romance Rumor
A witty exchange centers on Tommy who declines to give his sister as a Christmas present after admitting he caught Mr Spoon kissing her. The scene highlights youth, affection, and a promise kept.
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Tommy
Mr. Spoon
Consecration and longing to be with Christ
The passage contrasts Paul's desire to return to Christ with remaining for the sake of believers. It emphasizes consecration as dedicating the whole self to God, seeking only His will, and praying that Jesus Christ be praised. It cites 2 Corinthians, Philippians, and Luke to support the exhortation.
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Paul
Christ
Philipp
Jesus Christ
Niagara Peninsula Buried Under Snow Blizzard Clamps Roads
A southwest Ontario blizzard dumped about two feet of heavy snow on the Niagara Peninsula crippling transport and communication. Drifts buried cars as highway and railway workers battled to keep routes open amid isolation threats to towns and villages.
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Niagara Peninsula
Niagara
Ontario
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