Christmas Bells Ring With Peaceful Promise
A poem urging Christmas bells to spread holy feeling and joy for the Prince of Peace. It envisions bell music reviving weary hearts and uniting the world in brighter, better work during the season. Margaret Gaukrodger
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Prince of Peace
Margaret Gaukrodger
Twenty Years Ago in The Free Press December 2 1927
A collage of town items recalls a sleigh ride for youths at the pond and a Guelph Christmas tree at Market Square gifting 1600 children. A Williamson family 55th anniversary is noted with a reunion, plus a school program led by Ray Brown. Officials eye a new Thomson Motor Sales factory with spring construction. Obituaries include George Agnew and James Mahon.
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David Williamson
Ham
Ray Brown
Ray’ Thomson
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Thomson Motor Sales Limited
Stretch Butter With Other Fat For Winter Use
Canadian Press advises housewives to stretch scarce fats by using substitutes and dilutions. Use poultry fats and drippings from meats for sauces and pastries. mix half butter with other fats in cakes and cookies. store fats cold and use promptly to avoid rancidity.
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Venus
Erfrigerator
Westra
Dickey revival boosts British fashion with coupons
London reports male shirt savers or dickeys making a comeback. The piece notes they cost one clothing coupon, while a regular shirt uses seven, highlighting a frugal trend in post bustle style.
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London
Dickeys
Britain
Christian Living Duty to God and Others
A Sunday school lesson outlines the Christian duty to offer the body as a holy living sacrifice to God and to love others sincerely. It urges genuine love, hospitality, forgiveness, and humility, stressing practical ethics linked to faith and prayer.
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In Love and Patience With All Men
The text urges consideration of others and honors peaceful conduct toward all people. It rejects compromising with evil and forgoes personal vengeance, reminding that vengeance belongs to God and encouraging trust in His promises.
Wartime Winnipeg Women Take On New Jobs Across City
Wartime reports say more than 2000 women have taken on "men's work" in plants, shops, and stations. Mrs. J. A. Desmedt drives a truck delivering auto parts. Penny, a 21 year old boot black, polishes with expert speed. The Selective Service Office notes 700 orders for women to fill housework roles and other tasks once done by men.
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Winnipes Selective Service
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Winnipe
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War Labor Shifts Frustrate Women and Men Across Industries
War time shortages push men into telegraph and machine work while women decline domestic roles. Some women stay in homes or seek other jobs, while restaurants and service sectors tighten as women end up in new roles or back to housework. Workers report fatigue and a push to avoid arduous dishwashing duties.
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Officinia Salwo Inigo Reatauranty
Ecity
Doll sale at Red Cross and St John event
A doll described as rosy cheeked with brown hair was sold at a Red Cross and St John event in Londown. The narrative mentions long hours of play and the girl’s favorite doll as the center of the story.
Gasoline Stopper Pokes About Tokyo Bombing in Pennsylvania Hills
A perplexed motorist in the Pennsylvania hills questions a station attendant about the Tokyo bombing as he asks for gas. The attendant refuses to answer with a rough exchange highlighting confusion and sensational topics.
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Tokyo
Hess
Canadian aircraft introduces new long range bomber and reconnaissance craft
A description of a newly produced Canadian aircraft highlights its four ceromons and four machine guns. Quoted as the world’s first antmet effective plane, it promises exceptionally long range and strong reconnaissance capability. The text notes features like a combed tread and alterations, referencing the Mosquito and Canadian design efforts.
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Beiaher
Ean Sobers
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Gift idea across borders a home paper subscription
The Weton Free Press offers a weekly gift that works from home to abroad. A Canada Canada price of 2.00 per year or 2.50 in the United States, postage included. This keeps the connection alive weekly through 1942.
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Keine
Weton Free Press
Caniula
Hone
Christies
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