New Ontario Speed Law Warns Drivers to Slow Down
Editorial notes a forthcoming Ontario speed limit and cites coroner juries in Simcoe and Hamilton linking death to excessive speed. It presents a road stopping table showing required braking distances from 20 to 50 mph and warns that higher speeds reduce reaction time and end in fatal outcomes.
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Simcoe
Fred Taylor
Steve Conick
Hamilton
Sunday is Mother s Day in the modern world
The piece reflects on Mother's Day as a special time to honor mothers amid Coronation busyness. It emphasizes mothers smoothing the path for their children from infancy to adulthood, and notes that even after a mother’s passing, her example guides her children.
Proposal to regulate Grand River floodwaters
Editor Hugh Templin of the Fergus News Record backs a conservation plan to control the Grand River waters and curb flood damage. The piece argues moisture retention and flood prevention are needed as Ontario faces rising river records and widespread floods. It notes Thames River potential for future attention if the Grand plan succeeds. Canada’s 1936 mine and forest exports totaled 45 percent of national exports.
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Ontario
Hugh Templin
Fergus News- Record
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Canada
Dominion
Flags and Coronation Pride Portrayed In Public Decorations
The piece argues that coronation year flags and home displays should be common this week and through summer. It urges Canadians to show pride in King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II as part of the British Empire and welcomes foreign visitors with visible flags and festive spirit.
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Canada
George VI
Elizabeth 2
Jong
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Crown May 12
The article outlines the imminent coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on May 12. It notes the Empire will share in the ceremony via radio and that people worldwide hope for a long reign, with local services offering participation and unity across nations.
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British Empire
George VI
Elizabeth
Coronation Day Editorial Notes and Local Updates
Editorial notes mark coronation day next Wednesday and Mother's Day. Acton sees power cost cuts and rising home improvements. Brampton fair plans, Mille Street repairs, and rising Acton housing activity headline local items. Canadian parks, farming values, and industry shifts noted alongside history and regional notices.
Abraham Intercedes for Sodom in a Remarkable Visit
The lesson recounts Abraham's dialogue with Jehovah at Mamre Hebron. He pleads for Sodom fearing few righteous survive while noting the need for intercession, humility, and faith as God agrees to spare the city for the sake of the righteous.
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Sodan
Sehovat
Unconscious Influence on Family and Community
A reflection on how thoughts words and deeds silently shape others in the home and wider society. The text argues each person affects the atmosphere and the fate of neighbors through unconscious conduct influencing lives beyond direct teaching.
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Klmach
Uain Dieth
The One Man in a Company
A reflective piece on how a single wise person can elevate an entire group and spark greater wisdom. It argues that truth and hope depend on minor leaders spreading influence through contagion of ideas.
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Minorithey
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