Visitors Come and Go in Town Last Week
Local column lists residents and guests visiting from Toronto Nassau Hamilton London Paris Guelph and other places. It notes returns from travels and family visits including Moore Speight Gibbons Johnston Sprowl and Wagner with multiple hospital and anniversary references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sprowl
Elmore Johnston
Hamilton
R. Wansbrough
Toronto
Harold
Western Hospital
A. Barnes
General Hospital
Fattening Broilers Do Not Require Meat Meal In Ration
A Poultry Division test at Central Experimental Farm compares two fattening rations for broilers seven weeks old. One includes 10 percent meat meal, the other uses a cereal mix of ground wheat oats and barley with skim milk as a mixer. Both groups show nearly identical gains, with no advantage from meat meal and similar feed efficiency. the study urges use of skim milk and ground grains for good gains and white flesh suitable for Canadian markets.
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Central Experimental Farm
Fragmentary dialogue at show leaves questions
Partial chat recounts a night at a show with terse exchanges about attendance and a ride home. Names John Bill and a leading lady appear in a stray conversation fragment with informal slang and unclear context.
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John
Bill
Thoughtful delay as couple argues over travel plan
A fragment shows a couple in a tense dispute about leaving, with the wife urging action and wondering how long it may take to reach home. The dialogue suggests impatience and a possible plan to depart.
Unfair to Yourself How Youth Treats Self-Critique
A reflective piece notes how young people harshly judge themselves for mistakes. It cites a college freshman who berates himself with insults, and observes a broader pattern of choosing popularity over genuine standards.
Do Not Be Overlooked by Others in Life and Work
A business man urges salesmen and youths not to be overlooked or treated as invisible. A city church member recalls being a cipher and learns the fix is in themselves to present a strong personality. She and others must greet new members and leave a definite impression of who they are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Medical Journal and Record
Cowles
Trees Add Charm To Street In Canadian Cities
Urban foresters urge uniform street tree spacing and central planning for beauty and shade. Planting should consider soil, protection for young trees, staking, regular deep watering, and pruning to keep branches clear of traffic. Montreal report links wood alcohol to brain injury and cites Dr Cowles on alcoholism pathology and potential cures. Toronto April 27 1932 Ontario Prohibition Union.
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Canada
Canadian Horticultural Council
Market Reports From Toronto Quotation Sheet
A Toronto quotation summary lists wholesale Butter prices, beef and pork quotes, hides and wool rates, grain bids on the Board of Trade, Ontario potatoes and carrots delivered on track or by truck. It notes bid ranges for butter, meats, hides, grain by quality, and vegetables in Toronto markets.
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Ontario
Toronto
Letters to the Editor Policy Note
The Free Press invites signed letters of general interest and may publish under a pen name if requested. Letters should exceed 100 words and must be received by Tuesday noon to be considered for that week’s issue.
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The
Free Press
Expressman Hosts Pair of White Polar Bears
Polar bear cubs from Churchill Manitoba travelled in the Canadian National Always Continental Limited express car to Montreal then Nashua New Hampshire. Trapped by Frank Lindell after the mother bear was shot, they were fed a fish heavy diet during transit and moved to Hagenbach and Company trainers for care.
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Churchill
Manitoba
Montreal
Canadian National Always Continental Limited
Frank Lindell
Barren Lands
Hagenbach and Company
Nashua
N. H
Continental Limited
Central Vermont
Nashyn
Lettuce Gaffe Nets Vegetarian Complaint at Grocer
Jones alleges yesterday’s sale of wormy lettuce to him, a strict vegetarian, highlights a dispute with the grocer over quality. The exchange centers on alleged misleading produce and customer reliance on fresh produce quality.
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Jones
Grocer
Miniature orchards and surface-root cultivation gain praise
A boy inspired by his grandfather’s nursery develops a system to dwarf fruit trees by keeping roots near the surface and frequent pruning. An acre orchard with 500 trees forms broad bushes or pyramids with space for 700 bush fruits. The new method yields large crops and ornamental pots for conservatories.
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Carter
Canada the wide open vacation playground for all seasons
Canada offers diverse recreational resources from Atlantic shore resorts to the Rockies. Major railways and pleasure steamers enable easy interprovincial travel with ample accommodations from campsites to hotels. The Interior promotes U S tourism while Canadians are urged to explore domestic destinations with maps and guidance from the National Development Bureau.
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Coniment of the Interior
Ottawa
United States
Canal
Dominion
National Development Bureau
Gregory Theatre Offers Variety Night By William Farnum
The Gregory Theatre presents a world famous bill including Pajama Party and No Holds Barred with William Farnum in a comedy drama sequence along with three chorus girls and William Cotler Jr. Spooks and Half Holiday novelties are also featured along with a Fox News segment and a Silverware Night event.
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William Farnum
Edy
William Cotler, Jr
Fox News
National and Provincial Parks in Canada Highlight Vast Conserved Areas
The article notes Canada holds about 25 000 square miles of protected lands serving pleasure and recreation. It highlights the Rocky Mountains in Alberta as home to the largest parks and mentions important reserves across British Columbia Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario and Quebec. It also describes varied accommodations from modern hotels to log cabins and tents and mentions fishing opportunities.
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Canada
Rocky Mountains
Alberta
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
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EB. J. Moore
Aimee Speight
Moorecroft
Seer Mackle
John D. Gibbons
Nassau
Bahamas
Win. ‘Johnstone
RF. ‘Johnstone
London
G. P. Dutchburn and
Paris
L. G. King
Knescap
Richard ‘Wagner
R. L. Davidson
Lorna McComb
Toronto General’ Hospital
James Symon
Marguerite Symon
C. L. Poole
W. H. Noble
Wilfred_ Brownlow
Sick’ Children's Hospital
H. Adler
Hespeler
J. Brennan
N’ Adler
J.adler
Tda Adler
Guelph
M. Pallant
Entrus
A. J. Irwin
Ontario Prohibition Union
BECO
Hetail
Icc
Toronto Board of Trade
c.J.f Bayport
Mr. Gumrox
Exco— Menone
Achioyers Deltv
Bernegerere Daveee
Expressman
Georgetown
Acton
Milton
Georgetown Lumber Co.Ltd
N. Mcleod., Acton Manager
Bray Chick Hatchery
Brampton
Ont
Bray
Welland
Dunnville
Hagersville
Lindsay
Geo. G. Brown
Norval
Worrld
Great Lakes
Maritime Provinces
Atlantic
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Lower
St. Lawrence
Laurentian
Thousand Islands
Lake of Bays
Muskoka Lakes
Georgian-bay
America
Canadian Rockies
Government Bureau Free Information Service
Stepping Sisters
Robert Montgomery
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