Local Notables and Hospital Visits Noted Across Town
A roundup of social notes from Oakville to Guelph highlights Mrs Blow and Mr Reid visiting in Oakville, Mrs Mills at General Hospital in Guelph, and Mr Kennedy in Toronto General Hospital. Mrs Mortimer Hickey of Brooklyn plans a visit with Mrs Stuart Lantz in Acton, while Ivan G Chalmers spent time at Wesbury with his mother. Mrs John Dunn has returned home from hospital care in Guelph.
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Mortimer Hickey
Brooklyn
New York
Stuartt Lantz
Acton
Ivan G. Chalmers
Wesbury
Eriends
John Dunn
de Guelph
Taam
Odin
Ubyiys
Tier
Political turmoil and economic strain in China and Palestine
The piece notes China concentrates most government spending in military arms, risking collapse as the Communist budget grows. It describes the yuan’s decline and mutual hostility between Chinese rulers and Communists. It contrasts with rising Arab–Jewish tension in Palestine and warns hatred could threaten civilization.
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China
Palestine
Canada’s National Goal: Balance Full Employment and Higher Income
The passage debates Canada’s aim to achieve both full employment and higher national income. It notes unemployment as a sign of civilized nations’ issues and contrasts upcountry hardship with wealthier nations where high wages exist. It argues for combining wage growth with job creation to raise overall prosperity.
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Canada
Othe
Tussia
China
Japan
India
United States
Great Britain
Why unemployment persists in a high production nation
The text questions why a country with the world’s highest output still faces unemployment. It describes a moving picture of westward settlement, growth, unemployment cycles, price declines, political shifts, and recoveries, asking why these boom bust patterns recur and what answers editors and city leaders might offer.
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United States
Teo
Case
Ds Happs
White elephants and the burden of upkeep
An excerpt discusses white elephants as rare symbols of sacred value and costly burdens. It explains the term arises from their costly upkeep and how the phrase extends to items whose maintenance outweighs usefulness.
Church Lew Sunday Sermon and Services Notice
Sunday worship scheduled March 9 1947 with morning service and sermon Remember now thy Creator. Baptismal and church school activities listed. Prayer and study groups announced. Welcome to all.
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Christ
Jesus
Knox Church Acton News Bulletin
The Rev. Mac Young of Beaverton preaches at Knox Church Acton. Sunday School and Junior Bible Class meet at 3.00 p m with the message that they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength.
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Hed Eie Margit Ltd
Mac. Young
Beaverton
Plural fragmented church notices for Lent schedules
Sunday March 6 147 The Third Sunday in Lent church activities listed include Holy Communion Tooshan beginner's class 12 05 pm church school and confirmation class Aveisong ate carist pant filmstide Moreh bath Holy Communion Kampon second office of destruction adult confirmation class
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Tooshan
Tay Pam
Moreh Bath
Kampont
Sunday Worship Schedule and Welcome Message
Morning Worship at 11.00 am followed by Sunday School at 12.15 pm. No evening service. A welcome to all attendees.
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Marcte Son
Windy Night and Frustrations on a Cold Farm
A farm diary describes a windy night with shutters rattling and snow cover forming. The author reflects on rising living costs, fixed incomes, and the strain on older folk, noting limited government aid and possible farmer help while considering town trips and everyday chores in harsh weather.
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Shoef
Tage
Diesel engines touted for ease and power gains at model show
Reports say new diesel model engines offer easier starts and lower maintenance, avoiding spark plugs. At the New York Model Exhibition several units demonstrated rapid firing and continuous running, with pilots like Carl Thee Pores and Bud Kentner showing promising tests.
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Pos
Household Tints Add Space With Painted Trim
A small room with broken-up wall space appears larger when doors, baseboards, window rims and wood trim are painted in the same color as the walls. This cohesive finish also simplifies decorating and creates visual harmony.
Oil stove safety warning urges proper fuels and labels
The Canadian Underwriters Association cautions the public on buying oil heating systems and using approved fuels. It notes fires from faulty stoves persist despite safety messages, warns against substitute fuels like alcohol benzine and derivatives, and stresses purchase from labeled, tested products and careful installation. It also mentions Malad pain killers as a leading item of abuse.
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Imo
Timothy T
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RJ Deachman
Mnllen Church of Canada
Ontario
The
Friendly” Church
A. Walter
Presbyterian Church In
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Churel
Alturi
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Peehaicoort
Dana Andrew
Susan Trayhay
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Mian of
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Vu O of
Forest Rangers
Way Home
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Ann Savage
Fon Nowe
Loth
Black Angel
Adult
Hag Pars
Chronicles
Ginger Farm
Owendolene
Clarke
Beige
John Cameron
Eis Das
Acton Mader Aeronauts
Carl Thee Pores
Bud Kentner
Fareers Stown
Aspiring
Mvedwtress
Colony House
Road
Ehape
C. M. Davidson
Actas
Crewson
Dick the
Optical Service
Thurs
A.T. Brown
MacNab & Son
Wm. H. Black
R.T. Amos
Acton “Arena
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