Martins Henderson and Pettit Widowed Notices in Toronto and Burlington
Fragmentary obituaries list Marlon Henderson of Palmer Martin noted at 98th Division retirement home and Charlotta Fothergill widow Pettit of Burlington, with dates January 12 1932 and references to residences in Lawville and Toronto. The scant text preserves names and places surrounding these notices.
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Martin
Toronto
Marlon. Henderson
Peice
Palmer’ ‘Martin
Weather and community notes from Brampton area
Local summary covers cold spell and remarks on relief work programs costing $77,000, a call to make 1932 a bigger business year, skating events on Fairy Lake, and council salary cuts of twenty percent. It notes injuries, storm damage, and household economy tips including a lamp safety trick with a metal paperclip.
Italian farmer uncovers marble statue fragments near Rome
Signor Carmine, a Neapolitan, bought land near Rome for artichokes and unearthed marble fragments while digging. The stone, revealed as part of a woman's statue base for a fountain, led to calls by officials and an offer of 9600,00 from Italian archaeologists, with Italy claiming one fourth of such antiquities.
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Italy
America
Signor Carmine
Rome
Signor ‘Carmine
Signor Car
Gaine
Memorial service for Mrs. Martin reflects long church life
Neighbors and family gathered in Guelph to honor Mrs. Martin a devoted mother grandmother and church member. Funeral conducted by Pastor Jas Boyd followed services at the Dovercourt Baptist Church and interment in Fairview Cemetery with floral tributes from family Dovercourt Baptist B & M Shoe Co Y R BP 877 and many local friends and relatives.
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Anne
Leslie
John
Guelph
Marguerite
Acton
The
Baptist Church
Jnbary
Toronto
Dovercourt
Jas.” Boya
Martin
Fairview Cemetery
G. K. Tyler
Meaford
Bessie
Clara Hunt
Jenkins
Atkhison
Baptist
Chirch
Erin native Mrs A J MacNaughton dies in Vermont
Mrs Ann Jane Robinson MacNaughton widow of Erin tutor Henry MacNaughton died December 28 at her Woodstock Vermont home. Born November 9 1844 in Erin she married James Masales and lived in Linwood Mornington and Orangeville before settling in Woodstock with her daughter Mary for seventeen years. She leaves two daughters Mrs Wm Park Belwood and a New York City born son plus a San Juan Porto Rico step daughter and Woodstock Vermont daughter Mrs Thos Smith and son Will Masales, three grandsons and a great granddaughter.
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Erin
Woodstock
Vermont
U. S
A. J. MacNaughton
Henry—Maciaughton
Ann Jane Robinson
James,Masales
Linwood
Will Masales
Dominion Bureau Publishes 1932 Canadian Handbook
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics announces the 1932 edition of its official handbook on present conditions and progress in Canada. It covers topics from agriculture and trade to government, education, and finance with sections updated to reflect data through 1931. Applications for copies go to Ottawa.
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Dominion
Bureau of Statistica
Canada
Dominion Statistica
Bureau of Statistics
Ottawa
Encouragement Helped Coolidge Succeed at Amherst
The piece recalls how Calvin Coolidge, faced with fair early grades at Amherst, gained strength from his father’s encouragement and steady study. In his junior year his effort paid off, graduating cum laude. The reflection urges the value of encouraging words to shape future leaders.
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Coolidge
Amherst College
Prune Growers Test Market in China
California prune marketers sent scouts to China to test demand for prunes. They learned few could afford prunes, so they planned free samples. A Chinese adviser warned purple packaging signals old age and death, prompting a redesigned box to better fit local perceptions.
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California
China
Spoiling People and Remedies in Umbrella Review
A fragmented column discusses sulky behavior and taking blame to spare friends, warning it harms the guilty and the innocent alike. It contrasts unselfish spoiling by others with the risk of encouraging grouchy temperaments. The piece then promotes Dr Thomas Eclectics for rheumatic pains and related injuries in humans and animals.
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Nate
Thomas
Life Insurance Options Highlighted for Family Needs
A brochure outlines life insurance policies matching family income needs. It notes options for child support, retirement income, thrift bonds, and business savings. It states information requests carry no obligation.
World Conference on Disarmament urged by church leaders
A call by Canadian church leaders and prominent figures for a Sunday of prayer and meditation on January 31 1932 in support of the World Conference on Disarmament to be held in Geneva starts with the Polyglot Petition signatures. The message urges congregations to gather for worship and to offer prayers and sermons on disarmament in a spirit of peace and goodwill.
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Canada
Clare“ Worrell
Church of England
Edmund H. Oliver
United Church
W.g. Brown
Urtabs Urged For Men Over Forty In Health Claim
A promotional notice claims URATABS restore bladder and urinary tract health for men past forty. It cites back pain nervous irritability and nighttime urination, promising a ten day test and physician testimonials. The ad guarantees satisfaction or money back and urges readers to buy through druggists.
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Southworth
Thehrost
Death of Trafalgar Township matron Mrs McCartney
Mrs W A McCartney died suddenly Tuesday at her Trafalgar Township home while drinking water. In her seventies, she was a member of Omagh Baptist Church. She is survived by her husband, a daughter Mrs M McFadden, a son Raymond McCartney at home, and her brother Dr R K Anderson MP of Milton. Funeral and interment were held at her late residence this afternoon.
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Maud.l. Anderson
Wiliam A. McCartney
Trafalgar Township
McCartney
Omagh
Raymond McCartney
R. K. Anderson
Milton
Militon Noted Citizen Joseph Boyd Dies at Home
Milton resident Joseph Boyd 69 died peacefully at his Martin Street home Sunday. A member of St Pauls United Church Milton L O 165 Hornby and a Conservative, he leaves a widow and two daughters Mrs J D Lindsay Dundas and Mrs Alex Gillies Mount Forest. Interment Hornby Presbyterian Cemetery.
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Joseph Boyd
Milton
Martin Street
Boyd
St. Paul's United—Church
Hornby
Dundas
Alex. Gillies
Mount Forest
Hornby Presbyterian Cemetery
First Person Singular Critique Of Team Effort
The essay argues that overuse of first person singular undermines teamwork whether in sports or class leadership. It states a successful group requires giving full credit to others and recognizing collective effort beyond individual skill or position.
Victims of Insomnia Warn of Daytime Sleepiness
A discussion warns that insomnia hurts young people and harms daytime productivity. It notes that sleep is essential, and that late partying followed by naps in class or work undermines attention and performance.
Treasonous Cynicism Attacks Heroism on Memorial Day
The piece denounces cynics who mock noble motives and patriotism on Memorial Day. It argues treason lies not only in disloyal leaders but in those who deny the integrity of America and Canadian leadership, urging faith in national loyalty and the people.
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America
The Result of Laziness Essay Sparks Teacher Surprise
A student submitted a blank page with only the heading The Result of Laziness, prompting the class and teacher to react to the empty essay as a striking example of disengagement.
The Conquest of Fear
The essay argues true courage comes from conquering timidity. It notes that many great orators feared crowds initially but gained poise after facing fear. It says some boast of courage without understanding and that only those who overcome fear truly know their limits.
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