Boys Safeguard Wires By Risky Cabin Rescue
Lloyd and Dennison, squatters near Pine Bluff, use a rope to secure a damaged pole after a flood endangers Union Electric lines. The act averts widespread outages, earning praise from Superintendent Simpson who notes the boys’ cabin is harmless.
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Pine’ Bluff
Thunderbolt
Bhd
Ripton River
Simpson
Lloyd and Dennison
Cem
Stompson
Dennison
Lloyd
Upton
Diayd
Mr. Simpson
Loyd
Union
Gay
Denny
Cee
Tns
Llew
Denikon
Mir Simpson
Ontario Liquor Bill Raises Ontario Retail Cost Estimates
The Ontario Temperance Federation reports the Ontario Liquor Board’s 1933-34 sales total of 36,003,697.05 dollars, but warns this includes wholesale sales to hotels and clubs, inflating consumer costs. The estimate suggests retail costs may be over 11 million dollars higher, bringing estimated consumer spending to about 41.5 million.
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Ontario Liquor Commission
Ontario
Aigyer Board
Irwin
Shoes blamed for long term health of children
Hubert Pocock warned at the National Shoe Retailers Association convention that improper footwear harms children from infancy, causing bad posture, indigestion, headaches and nervous issues. He cited 60 percent of nervous breakdowns among women linked to childhood footwear and urged proper foot care beyond teeth and tonsils.
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Hubert Pococe
Pocock
Gelenthite
Shane
Mr. Bocock
Fin
National Shoe Hetailera’ 'Association
Royal York
Mary Vernon and the Castle Mystery at Tome College
Mary, daughter of a Tome College trust, dines with Mary Cantle and learns romance may bloom with Mr. Harald Castle, the bachelor college president, during a chance tea invite. A roadside engine repair leads to confidences and a surprising card reveal about the future host.
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Mary
Harald Castle
Bilsaville
Tome College
Mary Vernon
Lake Shore
Nic
New College
Jenked
Professora
Mr. Castle
Ville
Maury
Advertising for Customers Keeps Retailers Honest to Growth
A persuasive call urges retailers to actively seek new customers through targeted outreach. It questions passive reliance on reputation and location, urging measurable actions such as invitations, communications, and advertising to build a stronger shopping town.
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Mia
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Athens
Ont
Williams