Editorial on temperance acts and Ireland tragedy impact
Church courts endorse the Ontario Temperance Act and praise Drury Government for enforcement. Britain moves toward gender equality in law with a Separation and Maintenance Order Bill. Park profanity and school talks proposed. amid Ireland turmoil, the murder of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson is condemned and viewed as a setback to peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury
Ireland
Sir Henry Wilson
London
Phoenix Park
Dublin
Wilson
Ulster
Canada Day Praise and Hopes for the Nation's Future
A civic tribute marks July 1 as Canada's fiftieth anniversary with praise for loyalty and prosperity. The piece celebrates peace and plenty, notes past challenges, and expresses wish for many more birthdays and a steady rise in national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Waloma
Milk bars urged for Canadian and U S fairs
The Farmers Sun suggests adding milk booths at fall fairs and picnics to provide pure ice cold milk at cost. It cites many fairs in Canada and the United States with milk bars to promote dairy in diets for children and adults. Buttermilk could also be featured as a healthful beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Fair Board
Farmers’ Sun
Canada
United States
Life’s Vocations Give Young People a Chance
Examinations are underway and many youths will soon graduate. They must decide their future paths and deserve a fair chance to succeed. A college graduate voiced the sentiment that all young people simply want a chance, not special favors.
The Cost of War to Canada
The editor reflects on war’s enduring cost to Canada noting pensions rival wartime revenue outlays and the lasting burden of maimed veterans. The piece warns reform will take generations and urges care for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Agton Front Press
Republic
Galt
Printing Tax Sparks War Cost Debate in Ontario
The piece argues a 414 percent war tax on printed goods burdens consumers while wartime costs rise. It traces tax history from May 2020 1 percent to 3 percent then removal for printers selling direct to customers. It weighs government revenue needs against delaying adolescent schooling and parental labor needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felding
Canada tops world in exports per head says Ottawa
Editorial notes Canada earns about 150 dollars per person in exports while the United Kingdom averages 80 and the United States 65. Ontario towns prepare camping grounds for motor tourists and a published list will attract visitors. Aston Council urged to reserve park land and include Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
United Kingdom
United States
Ontario
Aston
Acton
Dominion Day Celebration Near Town and Country
The community plans a Dominion Day event at the new fair grounds on Bat asday in July with attendees including Mr Jaw Groan and Mrs Clinton. The piece notes a Methodist service at Hunday Inova and a cornmercal service schedule as the new Trane Limited line extends between Jurl Horton and Mhanditan.
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Hookey
Fair Ground
Bat
Jaw Groan
Water Street
Clinton
Hamilton
Payal
Whaler
New York State
Cornell University
Hana the
Minoue
Methodiat
Hunday Inova
Hive
Murliydod Lodge
Suna
Trane Limited
Jurl- Horton
Mhanditan
Caxotto
Milton Gazette notes and social announcements from Milton area
Local items report visits and travels of residents including Mrs T J Brown returning from Chicago and Mine Payton in HA Totelot. engagements announced Marguerite Halley to George Milne. church union services planned for July and August. Milton Lawn Bowling Club reports 33 members and new apprentices. court news notes Shelda Ward trial and a murder-related conviction with fines. various community notices and society updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gal Witenes
Alex
Fuvin
Kaiealney
Fanton
Vituuahture
Mra
T. J. Heown
Chicago
Payton
Totelot
Tha
University of Chionga
Ongoinemonit Ie
Milly Hustle Hout
Millon
Harold Komp
Aire
Chiu. Komp
Tarenta
Ant Presbyterian Cons
Eregutlond
Ds Know Church
Milton Lawn
Georgetown Gazette Sees Week of Local Wanderers
Georgetow n residents including Mr G C Brown and Mrs Hynds spent a week visiting places like Niaxdra on the lake and Hoohentar. Mr J Aynda and family attended a funeral for Prof Wile in Kitohonor. A Council Chamber collision near Wobleton prompts talk of moving the chamber to the old hotel site.
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G. C. Brown
Niaxdra-on-the-Lake
McCull
Hoohentar
Ound
Jhurryclough
Hoboagwen
Irlanda
John 1
Worten
Fortuy
Fant
Maxalwood
Munkoka
Georgetown Tanks Club
Um Tennis Court
Urn MoLsodt
Main Street
Mra
Knope
Maxwell Unit
Chartes
Acton
J. Aynda
T. W. Bwalling
Kingaton
Mmanager
Tel Telephone Co
Charie
Mrw
Eld
Adeley
Darral
Day
J. N. O'Neill
Bon T. J. Spetzke
Mrof
Kitohonor
Woriou
Counsel Chamber
Gtowarttown
Twe Auto
Wobleton
Community Notes From Stanley Park Event and Local Visits
A wide mixing of local happenings including a planned picnic at Stanley Park on Wednesday with prominent attendees, ongoing family visits from Huffula and surrounding areas, and reflections on finances and thrift in daily life. There are reports of health scares, a lightning strike causing barn damage, and a two week summer course by the Woman’s Institute. Local clergy, lodge activities, and hospital care are also mentioned along with property transactions by Mr. Win. Ramvabottom.
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Stanley ‘Parke
C. Drury
Velie Minka
Fon
Raheyr
Ucddrauson
Prisallly
Wahout Yard
Benner
Huffula
Rogers
Kane
Vance
Alice
John Berry
Wome Instituta
Arin Vt
Ludion’ Orang Denevolence
Actonan
Wt Trimble
General Hospital
Guelph
Kate Mclood
Winnipra
Grace Hagars
Toronto
Aira
G. Overland
Dunoin
Olds
Alt
Abbott
Win
Ramvabottem
Minn
Clow
Afra
Leltch
Changes in Criminal Code and Cemetery Notice
The column notes criminal code changes making jail terms and deportation for drug traffickers, warns against overreach on opium crimes, and questions cemetery plot care for a former resident with ties to Fairview. It also reports plans to install town entrance signs and railway station markers to attract travelers and boost the town's profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Cemetery
Councilea
Revenue gap hits Presbyterian Witness in Canada papers union
At a General Assembly meeting in Winnipeg it was noted that the Presbyterian Witness has fallen about 37,000 dollars behind in two years since the church unified the two denominational papers. The remark signals broader difficulties facing weekly church newspapers in Canada as revenues fail to cover expenditures despite large constituencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Winnipeg
Canada
Cheerfulness and the Moral Work of Duty Explained
A reflective essay argues cheerful labor and ethical effort build character. It cites examples of steadfast workers, contrasts virtue with idle pleasure, and urges personal discipline toward a useful, valued conduct.
Recipe for a Woman a Fortune in 19th Century Ad Tone
Fragmentary remarks describe a fortune of $100,000,000 and property deals including a $6,000 house that sold for $49,000. The passage critiques greed and investments, linking wealth to social norms and male influence, in a didactic early advertising voice.
Condolence Visit Recalled in Village Letters
The Mev. Mr. Johnston called on Mrs. Stra and Booklu to condole with her on the loss of her husband. He arrived to find the woman in tears and offered gentle comfort saying her husband is happier in the other world. He urged restraint and kindness.
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Avery
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Mabel
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Editorial
House of Commons
British Isles
H. W. Baker
Stratford Parks Board
Ilig
Town and Country
Burlington
Milton
Georgetown
Erin
Lps Molatesh
Besmass Schools
Wales
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Walter
Werner
Owen la Kely
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Canital
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SES Teathy
Comtitios
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R.W. Hall, JR
B. A. S. Architect
Brampton
Melita
W. E. Mooney Acton
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Corporation of Georgetown
W.T. Evans
Insurange
Port Hope
Portage
Cautle
Montreal
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Porcupine Lake
Burton Township
Parry Sound
Ontario Forestry Branch Parliament
Buildicgs
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Vetoes
Aitep
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Barelater
Erryman
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J. Morell
Worsen
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F. G. Gollop
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Huting
Willams
R. J. Kerroneer
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Cheeve
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