Marriages and In Memoriam Notices From Ontario
In memoriam and wedding notices from Sundridge and Erin Township reference Laura Edna Gibbon and William George Milson’s marriage and James H. Duffield’s obituary. The items name families, locations in Ontario, and dates in early January 1935 including a memorial for a Mrs. Pat and a husband James Duffield.
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Sundridge
Ontario
Laura Edna
D. A. Gibbon
William George Milson
Dupfield
Erin ‘Township
James H. Duffield
Laum May Pat
Acton News Inconsistent Fragments From December Journal
Fragmented notes cover weather fog and road conditions, a missed Police Court session, a stock-taking period for goods, a water shortage impact on Wilton farmers, a fall with ankle fracture for Preda Atkinson, a deserted Arena, a dragged-out electrical wire project from Toronto to Guelph, a drain stoppage on Main Street, and a youth party by the United Church with games and lunch.
Clearing Sale Notices Sparse Listing
A fragmented OCR item lists sales events with names Erin Plank and Eranosa, stock and farm stock references, and dates including January 14 and January 29, mentioning William Cawthra and Wibmosu.
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Plank, Erin and
Eranosa Town Line
Furia Stock
William Cawthra
Wibmosu
Worry Less for a Longer, Happier Life
An old guide advises separating real from false problems and avoiding worry. Intelligent thoughts solve issues while constant worry muddles judgment, suggesting many troubles never materialize and life improves when you stop worrying.
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Hague
Ian Tookley Puck
Winnipeg man rises from sapper to Egypt aviation chief
Kalmakam Tait Bey, born in Winnipeg in 1893, advanced from Canadian Engineers sapper to Royal Air Force drone leader and Egypt's military aviation director. He studied electrical engineering at Manitoba University, then joined the air defense revival in Egypt after 1931 loan by the imperial government.
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Victor Tait
Canadian Engineers
Royal Air Force
Egypt
Ehater
C. Vi Combe
Winnipeg Tribune
Kalmakam Tait Bey
Avisden Tait
Cairo
Samuel Tait
Waterloo Street
Winnipeg
Fort Rouge
Old Central Collegiate
Manitoba University
France
Rae Air Force
England
Cog Tie
Imperial
Ing
Tait
P Dan
Avistora
Anrcbanics
Modest Aga Khan Respected For Rank Over Shine
A Paris hostess sought guidance on seating and address for the Aga Khan. The spiritual leader, head of about 70 million followers, defers to English dukes at table and shuns display, despite owning gems and the Golden Dawn diamond.
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Ags Kheo
Paris
Aga Khan
Europe
Pou
Bombay
Cutis
Arachi
Jitters in Guelph Hockey Spark O H A Debate
After a Fergus game controversy and jitters over Morign and Mooney, the Guelph Mercury argues lax hockey handling in Guelph. It notes Junior A dropping to Junior B and shifts of players to Intermediate, plus fan concerns over Acton and Marzo. A call for definite actions and apologies is made.
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Morign
Mooney
Fergus
Guelph
Mercury
Morton
Moony
Royal City
Acton
Marzo
Promiscuous Domestic Riddle and Jury Deliberations
A humorous mixed bag of anecdotes includes a lady seeking her husband with a maid’s quip about the master’s whereabouts. A Massachusetts jury struggles after lengthy argument, then a juror questions why lawyers cannot agree, followed by light tips on ironing stiff collars to keep them clean and crisp.
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Massachusetts
New Finger Print System by Nottingham Professors
University College Nottingham researchers reveal a method to reveal fingerprints on colorful backgrounds. They apply a fine anthracene or zinc sulfide powder to ridge impressions and shine ultraviolet light, making prints phosphorescent for photographable results.
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University College
Nottingham
Letters on relief and tax burdens stir reader response
A 1935 letter argues relief helps some yet leaves long‑paying renters and workers without aid. It criticizes taxes, mortgage interest, and penalties while noting landlords suffer as tenants complain of hardship and high costs. The piece reflects scarce aid and harsh conditions of the era.
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Aeton
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Study Ties CO to Brain Injury
A three year U S Public Health Service and Bureau of Mines study finds carbon monoxide produces oxygen deficiency and brain cell injury. The report concludes CO poisoning acts as suffocation rather than a unique poison, causing swelling and central nervous system damage.
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United States Public Health Service
Quredu of
Naphtha Recovery Project Boosts Turner Valley Output
Experiments to recover naphtha from waste gas in Turner Valley oil field near Calgary prove successful. A major operator installed an absorption plant, adding about 342 barrels daily and over 124000 barrels yearly, with gross revenue exceeding 474000 dollars from the extra production.
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Turner Valley
Calgary
Canada
Iyeve
Well Chosen Bridegroom Dialog On Roles
A fragmented dialogue depicts a bridegroom and bride discussing post honeymoon life. The groom rejects leadership roles preferring no official position while the bride requests the Treasurer role in their imagined household organization.
Long-descended Gallery Cat Brutus Dies In London Terrace
A famed cat linked to Pepys through a celebrated royal lineage died recently. Brutus, a thick and white feline with a ticket to the National Gallery of Art, roamed the National Gallery terrace and was noted for tracing his ancestry to Pepys the diarist.
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Pepys
Brutus
London
National Gallery of Art
National Gallery
New York Times
Qorzine
Saving Work Through Quick Recall and Efficient Ads
An article discusses saving time by recalling where a piece appeared and using quick methods to locate it. It urges reporters to focus energy on memory and search tactics to reduce hours of hunting for copy and edits.
New Brunawilis Seaile World Smelts Remark
An OCR damaged quote highlights New Brunawilis and Canada shore catches with Ash sea life, noting New Urinkwick as the largest producer. It urges planning for years ahead, attributed to Daniel Heard.
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Canada
Incea
New Urinkwick
Fragmentary quotation from Gem of Thought
A garbled excerpt presents a quotation about service and love with several misspellings. The text references a motto and a line about one person surpassing others within affection, attributed to a named figure or source, but is unreadable in full and lacks coherent context.
Canada Britain Beef Outlook 1935 Trade Report Says
The 1035 agricultural outlook notes increased 1934 marketings by major beef provinces except Ontario. Beef moved freely due to low prices, with prospects for a liberal cattle movement in 1935. Prices were steadier than 1933 but below hog and lamb levels. Feed shortages may lift costs and impact finish and prices. exports and demand in the United Kingdom influence domestic and North American markets.
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Daminlod
Ture
Department of Trade and Commerce
Ontario
United States
Canada
Ministry of “Agriculture
United Kingdom
Althouss
United Kindom
Ganun
Thors Dors
Nyy Battle
Acton Health Board reports healthy year Reich of 1934
Acton’s Board of Health annual report to the council notes about 2000 residents and a healthy year with no milk or waterborne infections. It cites 0 mumps cases, 5 whooping cough, 1 tuberculosis case, 58 deaths, 24 births, and 17 marriages.
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Acton
Dollars Bring Health and Frail-and-Weal Hospitals
A mangled 19th century clipping describes three Toronto hospitals serving indigent patients, the Muskoka and Maury facilities near the river, and a charity network. It notes scarce funds, thousands in annual need, and urging donations to George A. We Treasurer at College Street, Toronto 2.
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Muskoks
Georgy A
Guage Nutftute
Callege
Strvet
Toronto
Milton widow E F Earl dies at 76 in Milton
Milton widow Murry Ann Earl former mayor and business leader died after a long illness at her daughter's home in Milton in her 76th year. Born in Kilbride she spent life in the area and was an active member of St Pauls United Church. Survived by three daughters and two sons including Mrs. Peacock Toronto Mrs Wheeler Niagara Falls Mrs Dixon Exquas ing and Cheater and Harold of Milton.
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Earl
Milton
Murry
Ann Houston
E. F. Earl
Homer. Dixon
Kilbride
St. Pauls United Gourd
Peacock
Toronto
Walter Wheeler
Niagara Falls
Homer Dixon
Exquasing
Cheater
Harold
Apology Habits and Moral Duty Warned by Beecher
The article discusses constant apologizing for forgetfulness and errors as a sign of character. It urges sincere apologies plus resolve to change behavior and links true morality to religion, citing WW Beecher.
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Beecher
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Calyman
Martin
Jesus
Leslie
Opsahi Tnt
Dan
Police Court
Willam Tight
Wilton
Dohir
DiLtla Aa
Mnoner
AYO
Hicennes
Preda Atkinson
FE. McCleary
Aoolleas Cleaners
Public Utilities Commission
Aston
Halton County
Young People's Society of the United Church
Hasil Johnston
OY. Mems
Way Wong
Guelph Seriby
The
Free Press
Daniel
Tupper
Board OF Health Report
Uealth
Andre Maurols
Wood’s Grocery
Royal Denby
Buckingham
Barkers
Christo
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