Waste paper basket as guardian of news quality
A newspaper office highlights the waste basket as the handy filter for unwanted material. The writer mocks sensational press and corporate PR efforts, noting readers would be disgusted if all offered content were printed. The analogy compares the basket to a switch that stops undesirable flow from reaching the public.
Striking Contrast in Bennett Budget Raises Taxes
The article notes Penny postage excise taxes coal and cake prices higher duties and other measures aimed at closing a 75 244 973 deficit. It highlights the Premier Finance Minister Bennetts task and predicts the public will judge the plan by its impact on consumers over the coming year.
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Thesday Horning
Idea That Led To Nobel Fame Despite Humble Start
A 1918 will left $1,000 to Banting’s brother to aid his failed medical practice. The younger brother pursued a diabetes idea, became a professor of research medicine at the University of Toronto, earned Nobel prizes and honors, and now enjoys an income far beyond his farmer sibling. The piece reflects on how one successful idea reshaped both men’s fortunes.
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Banting
University of Toronto
University Senate
Welcome to the country: a call for courtesies from city visitors
The piece urges urban dwellers to respect farm property during summer outings. It warns against picnic litter and chased stock, notes fences and rails suffer, and asks for thoughtful behavior to avoid harming privileges or stirring town country tensions. It stresses courtesy to keep rural visitors welcoming.
Unprofitable Cliss in Guelph Warns Merchants on Fraud
A local stern warning recounts a cheque fraud scheme in Guelph where a bogus cheque for a larger amount than a purchase was used to obtain goods or services. The text notes this long standing ploy often targets unfamiliar merchants and stresses a strict no cashing rule for outsiders to prevent losses.
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Guelph
Acton Businesses Shown Varied in Montreal Bank Summary
The Bank of Montreal Ontario monthly report notes Knitting mills busy and Tanners with higher sales while boot and shoe output improves. Provincial summary cites generally improved retail trade but unemployment and low farm prices keep activity below last year. Lumber and carpet trades show weakness. auto plants gain orders but production remains below last year.
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Acton
Bank of Montreal
Ontario
Gasoline War and Civic Notes In Brantford
Editorial notes highlight Brantford's gasoline price drop to five cents per gallon and urge residents to assist census enumerators. It discusses park improvements begun last year at the swimming hole and calls for ongoing community work, suggesting another community bee this season.
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Brantford
Summer band concert months and venue noted
The article lists months for summer band concerts and mentions the Bowling and Tennis Grounds as the opening venue. It notes a band has performed continuously since 1873, pleasing citizens and visitors.
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Acton
Acton Plans Sixty Year Incorporation Jubilee
The text notes Acton will celebrate its sixtieth anniversary of incorporation in a couple of years. It questions whether a jubilee should be staged at the half century mark and if an early homecoming or celebration is appropriate for Acton.
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Acton
My Room Aids The Busy Farm House Wife
A farm family describes converting a corner of the home into a personal work room. The room features a south-facing window, a writing desk, typewriter, and large central table. The narrative notes juggling sewing, mending, and child care with a dedicated space, plus a desire for an automatic bobbin winder.
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Hene
Sreed
Slinposta
Avery
Veedlewars
Wong
Purmer
Rand
Odd numbers spark tales of luck and grants in Canady
Read of a grant farmer winning the township power contract at a low rate. A census contest on Canady's population hints at a large figure. An advertising manager and a worm exterminator adjoin the odd numbered riddle in this curious clipping.
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O'Moore
Canady
Dune
I. Maton Company
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