When You Know a Fellow and His Ways
Poem excerpt stressing understanding a person to see their joys and cares. It speaks of learning virtues and faults, leading to less hatred and more praise as familiarity grows. The piece emphasizes empathy and insight into an unknown individual.
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Free Press
Twenty Years Ago in The Free Press May 22 1919 Ontario spring backs
The Free Press recalls 1919 events in Ontario with reports on returning soldiers Pte James Robertson Pte Charles Morton Pte Joseph Kennedy and Pte Andrew Decker. Local church closures affect Everton Eden Mills Crewsons Cam era Siloam with Rockwood Ebenezer Acton and Broke Church. A town flag gift and farmer meeting in Town Hall are noted. Also updates on soldiers H W Cusick Perry Savill Wright Jordan and others returning from overseas and a death of Mrs Crawford.
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Ontario Department, of Agriculture
James Robertson
Charles Morton
Joseph’ ‘Kennedy
Andrew Decker
Guelph
Methodist Church
Elora
Everton
Eden Mills
Crewsons Camera
Siloam
Rock
Ontario Highways Pledge Safety For Royal Visit
Traffic engineers in Ontario work to cut deaths and injuries during the King and Queen's May tour. Officials plan safer routes and coordinated driving measures with police to ease congestion and prevent accidents in the two month period surrounding the royal visit.
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Ontario Department of Highways
T. B. McQuesten
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
Highways Department
Ontario
Department of Highways
Police Department
Arep
Thement of Highways
The Life That Counts And Acton Church History
A reflective passage discusses the life that counts through faith and service. It then chronicles Acton block 17 history detailing early houses, builders like Eli Snyder and Ed Dynes, the Roman Catholic church move, mortgages, and residents including Lizzie Stone, George Edwards, Evan Jones, and the Wansbrough and Fryer families as the town’s past unfolds.
Death certificates recalled from family records
The speaker explains the documents are copies of four grandparents' death certificates kept as references for a job. The exchange shows a tense moment about using personal records in a professional context.
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Yeller
Stranger Guesses Circus Crowd Count
A country town crowd of boys gathered at a circus entrance hoping to glimpse inside. A stranger told the doorkeeper to admit them all, counting as they passed. He then said “Twenty eight,” the exact number admitted, and walked away.
Poultry Fattening Guide With Feed and Ration Details
The guide outlines preparing poultry for market at 3 to 4 pounds, with a balanced starter ration and scratch grain. It recommends limited range, soft feeding with skim milk, and fattening mash using white corn and grains. During the last two weeks add 5 percent melted fat and remove uneaten feed after 20 minutes.
Making the Grace A Pro Career Highlight for Phil Marchildon
Phil Marchildon, born in Pendang Ontario, rose from Ontario amateur leagues to join the Toronto Maple Leafs. He recently played for Creighton Mines in Northern Ontario before turning pro, where a 1-0 loss to Newark suggested strong AA level potential.
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Ifar
Toronto Maple Leafs
Phil Marchildon
Pendang
Ontario
Creighton Mines
Leafs
Newark
Mining Activity in Yellowknife District Shows Slower Summer Outlook
The Mining Recorder reports continuous gold production at Con solidated Mining and Smelting and Negus Mines near Yellowknife with crews of 140 and 91. Development at Ptarmigan Lily Jack and Thompson Landmark continues while Dome and Giant Yellowknife drill. Many camps are overstaffed and jobs unlikely this summer amid warnings on northern work. A woman heads to a political meeting with an open mind.
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Yellowknife
Northwest Territories
Department of Mines and Resources
Fort Smith
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Negus Mines Limited
Ptarmigan Mines Limited
Prosperous Lake
Thompson-Landmark Gold Mines Limited
Thompson Lake
Dome Mines
Pensive Lake
Giant _ Yellowknife “Mines
Northwest ‘Territories
Royal meals prepared for King George and Queen Elizabeth
Canadian Pacific hotels host chefs arranging royal menus for Their Majesties during a three stop visit. Chiefs Ballera Vignal Anderesy and others plan formal luncheons and dinners at Quebec City Banff and Victoria, with experiences from Europe Asia and the Americas guiding the courses and service.
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Ohasracd
Oita
Chateau Frontenae
Quebec City
Banff Springs
Banff
Philiippe Vignal
Paris
London
New York
Montreal
Ialy
China
Ferry
Capress
Victoria
trans-Canadie Cho 4
Caspar Anderesy
Switzerland
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Dublin
Richard Stone
Masales
Lizzie Stone
George Edwards
Lucy
Angre Churchill
Acton
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John and
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McCullough
Georgetown
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Elgin Streets
Elgin Street
Ed. Dynes
J. R. Smith
Toronto
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Mr. Jones
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Lyman
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Wim. Fryer
Fred Lawson
Dynes
Robert Moore
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