Tribute to Canada's Soldiers at Vimy Ridge Memorial
Editorial notes France gifts Canada 250 acres of Vimy Ridge as a lasting pledge of friendship. The piece then covers Ontario liquor store referendum talk, with Labour MLA Homuth proposing a vote on liquor sales without prescriptions. It argues the province opposes free liquor traffic and backs government control.
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France
Canada
Vimy J Ridge
Cammy
Homuth
South Waterloo
Ontario
Quebec
British Columbia
Ontario Legislature Eyes Roads and Radials Clash
The Stratford Herald notes the expected fierce battles in Ontario's legislature over highways and road taxation and the radial system. It highlights municipal interest in Hydro policies and the broader impact on local road construction and funding amid partisan debate.
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Ontario
Donnybrook
Hydro
Stratford Herald
Forest Free Press founder H J Pettypiece remembered
Forty years ago last month H J Pettypiece became owner of the Forest Free Press in partnership with Mr Auld. He bought out his partner after five years and built a respected Ontario weekly. He served Lambton County in the Provincial Legislature, led railway tax reform advocacy, was executive of the Canadian Press Association, secretary treasurer of the Forest Fall Fair, and held a leadership role in The Selected Town Weeklies of Ontario. His work aided Forest and Lambton.
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H. J. Pettypiece
Forest’ Free Press
Auld
Lambton
Canadian Press Association
Forest Fall
Ontario
Pettypiece
Forest
Lambtom
Cfield
Mra
Mire
BM. Millay
Erin
L. QO. i. An No
Thos
Robinson
Chestur
Velfountain
Hotkalds Wonen’ Institute
Gedreé Kirkwood
T. D. Richmond
North Erin U. FO
Nodwell
Hows Leitch
W. G. Magill
Geo. Cruklahunka
Bra
J. Py
Uush
Gourzetown
Advocate
Premier Drury Beats Ferguson In Sharp Dominion Debate
Premier Drury Outshines Conservative leader Ferguson in a heated debate over temperance and policy. Drury controlled the pace, delivering pointed, mild jabs that left Ferguson winced and faltering at times. The exchange ended with Drury’s sustained edge and Ferguson’s noted ire. Kincardine Report.
Prohibition Debate and Deserted Wives Law Discussed in Legislature
The debate centers on a federal outlook for the coming session as government parties hold a slim majority. A proposed amendment to the Deserted Wives and Children's Maintenance Act adds adultery and venereal disease as grounds for judicial separation with alimony. J G Lethbridge argued provincial highway costs should fall largely on the province, not counties, while US governors press for harsher anti bootlegging enforcement led by Texas Governor Pat M Neff urging stronger prohibitions and removal of non enforcing officers.
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Stould
J. G. Lethbridge
West Middlesex
Lethbridge
United States
Pat M. Neff
Texas
Forest Reserves in Canada Aim to Sustain Timber Supply
Canada maintains forest reserves totaling about 22 200 000 acres across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia. These areas, not suitable for farming, are set aside to protect timber and ensure a steady supply for surrounding communities rather than to restrict use.
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Dominion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Jareas
Ferguson predicts Conservative victory in Ontario polls
The report of Hon J H Ferguson speaking to the Conservatives of London on F day evening says he declared the Drury Government moribund and doomed to defeat. He forecast Conservative return to power in Queen's Park, criticized Ferguson as a prognosticator, and noted his failed liquor traffic pledge.
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J.H. Feguson
Conservatives
London
Drury
the Mail and Empire
Queen's Park
Ferguson
Neil
Ontario's Great 'Problem' and the Electric Power Shift
In this Hanover Post excerpt Ontario's reliance on coal is questioned and the case is made for water-projected energy from falling water to power freight and passenger transport. The piece argues electricity should replace coal for lighting, machinery, and transport, reserving coal only for heating.
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Ontario
Hanover Post
The Turk it is and Lausanne treaty fate
Editorial notes discuss The Turk and threats versus retreat from trouble. It asserts the Lausanne treaty will be signed and US may drop coal embargo on Canada, while Canada could respond with embargoes on other goods. It mentions Halton Conservative convention next month to nominate a candidate for the Legislative. Possible candidates include Mayor George Hillmes, Reeve W H Jippy, and J A Willoughby.
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The
United States
Canada
Halton
Chonen
Jmilgon
George Hillmes
Oakville
W. H. Jippy
J. A. Willoughby
Georgetown
Children should share chores and outdoor play concerns
A London doctor and school medical officer argues that schoolgirls lack outdoor playtime and health. He urges girls to share domestic duties with brothers, condemns indoor chores as work for girls, and highlights a push for equal outdoor activity amid gender norms.
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London
Domentic Dutica
Yairk Trhune
Anyar
Ares
Ali
Pitts
The Value and Veces of a Woman's Laughter
A dated advice piece discusses how a woman's laughter can charm or deter, warning that loud harsh laughter harms first impressions. It urges women to practice in private to lower pitch, curb cackling, and cultivate a harmonious, attractive laugh rather than one that seems hysterical or empty.
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Ashe
Hagen
Shakespearean misquote sparks quirky legal tale in Boston
A Boston Evening Transcript note recalls a lawyer who took 68 percent in a peculiar case. The quirky attribution centers on a Shakespearean misquote about advertising value. The item reads as a humorous aside in local editorial chatter.
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Richalespeare
Boston “Evening Transcript
What Is A Whale Worthy
A damaged excerpt argues whales are highly valuable for whalebone and blubber, noting a Greenland whale yields substantial value from whalebone, blubber, and other products. It warns of hunting and extinction risk, implying future generations may view the creature as extinct.
Spelling Contest Ends With Ten Words Read Aloud
A judge at the Federal Building in Hartford exposed a spelling test with ten common words. He offered terms such as supercedes and vilify, challenging lawyers and officials to spell them aloud, with only a few participants performing correctly amid humorous confusion.
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Hartfont
Pellony
Plaguy
Town and Country News from Oakville Area Highlights
Neighborhood news item listing year end receipts and expenditures for Oakville area, noting a 700 dollar library donation, town debts and mortgage items, local travel plans of residents to Meverley Hills and Buffalo, and reports on community events. Mention of church events, a Valentine party, missionary meetings, and local accidents. Includes notes on farm sales, bylaw readings, and civic concerns in Erin Burlington region.
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OakWilly
Ware
Publica Library
Joseph
Tody Flavelle
J. Eleworth Wavello
Meverley Hilla
Californila
Margaret Wilaun
Lake Shore
Wuftala
Kloknoas
Oakvilly
Moon
W. C. Trent. & Co
Aes
Uprater Dack Imin
George's
Atury E Halladay
Mia
Harvey Halladay
Ted Derr
F.barth
Aixingiet
Georgy FE
Haartwell
China
Iiterest
Gorge
Robinson
Clynda
Tow
Klawan
Anirew
William Hnyder
Norval
Willlam Bnyoter
Graham
Vera
Come in and see us anyway for repairs or not
Visit to check this new machine whether you need repairs or not. A call to see the updated equipment is encouraged, inviting customers to preview functionality and potential benefits.
Non Cooperation Trials Teas Industry in India
The article notes that Gandhi's doctrine of non cooperation disrupted the tea industry in India. It states planters faced difficulty securing enough coolies to pluck tea and shipments were hindered. Resulting in about 9,000,000 pounds of tea in the world supply and expectations of higher figures in the coming year.
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Canadien
Town Weeklies
Avery Thas
Joe MU
Tage 26
P. Moore
Fraaldent Bad
Ake
Editorial
Permier
Howard G. Ferguson
Mr.Ferguson
Andrew Carnegin
Mr. Lloyd
George
Asy
Iata
Mucceas
Emerson
Country
Burlington
Hlydro
John Metcalfe
Loy
Heamaville
Primaby
Relief Committee
Heed
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California
Harry Weasinger
Qeorge H. Elarria
Florida
Nev. D. Anderson
Torinta
Kndx
Presbyterian Church
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J. M. McDonald
B. Koenig
Cowan
Gault
Archie Mae
Toronto
Waonten
the Methodiat Church
Nociety
Ahurch
Smith
WMLH
Wotherwich
Flour Mills Company
Chatham
Ont
Borgeot Dn Canada
Dour
Agaloat
Asaola
dAlbir
Nanntes
Obertaon
Foundrly Anal & Gononl
Maple Leaf Milling Company
RICE
Gibson & ‘Company
Torronto Kinnon
Moffata, Limited
Weston
Morrats Fist
Acton
John J. Smith
K. R. Wilson
Ford
H. A. Coxe
Jurad China Cabiyot
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Numpack GA
Barret
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Wleow
Tuchow
Indhes
Caesterfield
Ptt
Cheaterfeld Hulte Savoir
Cheaterfeld
Chahr and
Stocker
Murahwll Spring
Sortu Mack
Boeing Arma
Smith’s Furniture Store
Wynaham
Guelph
Pipe
India
Business Directory
J. A. McNiven
Viton We
E. J. Nelson
Uear
DR. W. S. Laird
Low Guelrt
Woodwich Street
Noda
Harold Nash
Farmer
AL ‘Garriater
Galjoitar
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Perry Mannuock
of. G. Mein
Notery Public
J. M'Bell
D. D.S
Toronto University
Roaldenca
Cornar Mill
Wreterick Street
BF. G-Gollop
D.D.S
L.d's
Omoe
Nova Acotta
Francis Nunan
Wyndham Street
Wittlame
R. A Kerr Auctionser and
Heal Estate
Hales
J. Kerr
Bower-Avantia-Acton
Lodge Directory
Sons OF England
LODGE
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Jd. Precious
Ad. Little
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Roy Hindley
Consolidated Phone
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R. R
Agton
J. E. Gheevers
D. Alex
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Vane
Haports
Hurveys
Prutane Hepartey
McLean
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Monumental
Mendatone Bank
Dominlog
Yan Opersta
Dasa Bence
Hamilton & Sons Cor
Norwink & Woolwich
Fletcher
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