Canada must value infants in public health funding
An article argues Canada could save about 222 million yearly by investing in infant health. It notes the intrinsic value of a child beyond money and cites a American statistic that a child is valued at over 9 thousand dollars at birth. Public health spending is framed as a high-return investment with potential to recover much of the lost value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Toak Ing Hoo
Canmila
Jend
Canadian Afdical Association
Toronto
Acton notes bloom as spring chores begin in 1909
In Thursday’s Tague of the Free Press, May 27 1909 reports fruit trees blooming and rapid vegetation growth. Street sprinkling rounds resume, Black's Yamees shop hires two harness makers, Acton High School students picnic at Rockwood, Knox College Endowment campaign featured by Rev Alfred Gandler, and the Halton Pe el Baseball League schedule opens with seven home games for Crampton Milton Georgetown Acton. Also mentions Dr Thomas Electric Oil popular across Canada and a mining tale from California with a humorous misdirection that ends in a real gold find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusinesa
Black
Acton High School
Rockwood
Acton Amusement Co's
Wonderland
St.Mary's
Mil Street
Victoria
Knox College
Alfred Gandler
Knox Church
Halton-Peel
Sunday School Lesson on Gods New Covenant in Jeremiah
Readings cover Jeremiah 31 and the role of the New Covenant as foretold in Jer 31 31-34 and Heb 8 7-13. Jeremiah foresees times of restoration peace and divine favor for Judah and Ephraim with inner spiritual renewal replacing ritual externals. The lesson ties John the Baptist as a bridge to Christ grace through Moses law fulfilled in Jesus Christ.
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Jerusaver
God
Abraham
Inaac
Jacob
Sinal
Jeremiah
Sinai
Jerusalem
John
John the Baptist
Ceal
Sen
Paul
Apollos
Barnabas
Jesus
Hla Reattera
Jer
Solarium cars on the Canadian Pacific Railway
Interior views show the new solarium cars designed for all long distance sleeping car trains. Each car cost over ninety thousand dollars and fifteen have been built. The Trans Canada Limited will feature an observation lounge and a rear compartment with leather furnishings and varied lounge spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
Banctieraleum Yaya
Permaita
Wnat Montreal
River Thames
Trans Canada Limited
White Farm stands firm against oil rush in West
Two travelers witness the White Farm near a field of derricks where Philip Ross and his family refuse to lease or sell despite offers to drill their land. The father emphasizes work as a joyful duty while neighbors rush to drill for wealth, and the family continues to farm conscientiously, resisting the boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Floax
Philip Ross
White
Ross
Crinly
New York
Chicago
Jess
Duncan
Tiga
Is the Liner a Lady or a Man of War
A group of travelers debates ship gender as Kipling and naval tradition mix. They note the liner as feminine through elegance and romance, then argue steam shifts gender to masculine. The exchange questions if vessels can be both feminine and mannish in style and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Jerson
Glydower Klhoway
Laura J. Michards
Kipling
Staplier
Tven
Maria Theresa
Canadian Beekeeping Boost Spurred by Sugar Syrup Change
Canadian postal regulations will permit honey packages to be fed on sugar syrup, relaxing prior candy compound rules. Manitoba leads bee production with 6,274,308 pounds of honey in 1938, while Ontario and Quebec follow. Western Canada imports thousands of bee packages annually from Alabama and other Southern states.
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Canada
United States
Post Office
Canadian Post Office ‘Department
Manitoba Beekeeper
Manitoba
Dominion
Ontario
Quebec
Alabama
Have You Got Your Permit for Forest Travel
Canadian Forestry Association warns travellers in woods about extended permit areas for next season. Rangers may check permits and badge, urging individual responsibility for forest protection and safe travel practices to prevent fires and protect Canada’s woodland wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Forestry Association
Canada
Nucleus
Ore Rangers
Miust
Sone Carclends
Sheep industry in 1920 shows strong meat and wool gains
The 1920 sheep sector posted higher wool prices and lamb values, with the wool clip 10 to 25 percent above the prior year and lamb prices about $1 per hundredweight higher. Total stockyard sales reached 409,172 head, the heaviest five year movement, amid rising demand for feeding lambs and breeding stock. Ontario and Western provinces saw expansion as supplies tightened in western Canada.
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Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Ontario
Artas
Toronto
Coada
Parish Minister Rescued After Falling Into Road Hole
A Scottish parish minister wandered along a street when he slipped into a deep hole. He shouted for help as a bystander heard his cries and called for aid. A local observer offered calm advice noting the mishap was minor and joked about the situation, then the minister was rescued.
Spring Cleaning Suggests Civic Pride for Towns
A letter urges residents to join a clean up week by removing debris and yard waste, burning or proper disposal, and to brush up exteriors with paint. It argues tidy streets attract residents and cites paint as improving appearances, though warns not to overuse funds on costly paint.
New Rheumatic Pain Relief Promises Quick Comfort
A brief advertisement touts Mooney Emerald Oil as a simple remedy for deep seated rheumatic pains. It claims easy use with a diet application ring blend and strong, penetrating relief. The text urges readers to obtain the product from local druggists.
Sunday Only Dally-Express Delays and Toronto Freight
Sunday only express service referenced with multiple spellings and times. Freight delivery notes indicate Toronto origin with pickup at any address in Toronto and delivery via special express freight to Torenta Torinal Keala Street and Bt Clay Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torenta Torinal Keala
Clay Avenue
Expresa Freight
Adidreas
Toronto
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Acton
Akens
Health Service of the
Canadian Medical Association
Dr. Thomas
Shasta City
California
Tio
Pham
Monty
Wgven
Tesseme
Lohimaele
Farma
Judah
Ephraim
Mankoniad
Babylonia
Rachel
Ramah
Neal
Corna
Halloway
Chas Thomsen
Acton Branchitt Ony
H. Weilfond & Sons
Water Street
Guelph
Tre White
Nousenold
Sarving
Watertown
Chaumont
Presbyterian Sunday School
Japan
Nquor
Mattary
Ing
Wil Howes
Beauty
Freal Ny
Ee Minion
Conal
Cezat
Ine
Camotof
Gedierma
Nalbed
Chevrolet
Giantral Motors OF Canada
Limam J
Rees
Go of Canada, Ltd
W. D. Talbot
Scotland
Erie
Yale
Radhane
Chtupren Cay
Castoria
Fletchers Castoria
Golay Kant
Wolidays
Bes
Eames Cca Csd. Ma
Palz
Gar Barvice
Frederick L. Wright
Inperial Lita Assurance Co. of Canada
Mata St
Actsa
Choosse
Acton Monument Works
J. Nicol
Savage & Company
Pricad
Lower Wyndham St
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