Raney Again Nominated for East Wellington
Editorial notes Hon Mr Raney agrees to stand for East Wellington in upcoming elections. After constituents and Cabinet allies urged retirement withdrawal, he accepts the nomination as Government candidate. Public opinion widely supports his re election and continued tenure as Attorney General to uphold moral and social reforms in Ontario.
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Raney Pemaaded
East Wellington
East’ Wellington
Raney
Ontario
Retirement of Rev Ren H Spence Ends Dominion Role
Rev Ren H Spence retires as secretary of the Dominion Alliance after sixteen years directing an anti liquor campaign in Canada. He will devote his energies to world wide prohibition and assist in Scotland this summer. The Spence family has long been active in liquor suppression.
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Ren. H. Spence
Dominion Alliance
Canada
Spence
Scotland
Pay as You Go Emphasizes Gracious Obligations
A concise moral urges timely repayment of debts and gratitude. It extols paying board, tailor, doctor bills, and acknowledging those who aided early in life. The piece argues against delaying kindness or support until old age, invoking Canada’s war debt as a call to immediate responsibility.
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iCheer
Canada
Halton Temperance Split Bids Downhill Vote Split in Race
Rumors say Conservative rankers want Dale to withdraw for Ontario Legislature race while Hillmer seeks temperance votes across Liberal Conservative and Progressive factions. Premier Drury backs strict Ontario Temperance Act enforcement as Halton County maps a dry versus wet political battle. Milton Rosomer notes intensified campaign to place Halton in the temperance front line.
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Aly
Dale
Hillmer
Ontario
Halton
Milton Rofosmer
What the Three Parties Stand For Now
An old Ottawa style political column presents competing party lines. It summarizes Conservative claims that government should be sane and economical, Liberal claims of righteous administration, and Farmers party uncertainty about their program.
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Ihie
Conservative Party
Liberal Party
Two Newspaper Men as Political Opponents in South Brant
The Liberal candidate J. W. Shepperson will face Morrison M. McBride in South Brant. Shepperson, managing director of Ham and Nott Manufacturing, shares a printers’ background with McBride. The reminiscence recalls Brantford Expositor days with Arthur Kennedy and other noted editors under T. H. Preston.
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J. W. Shepperson
Morrison M. McBride
South Brant
Shepperson
Ham and Nott Manufacturing Company
Messrs. Shepperson
McBride
Arthur Kennedy
London Advertiser
Bertain Costain
Saturday Evening Post
Ross Munro
the Globe
Roy Sayles
Weekly Newspapers Association
Brantford Expositor
T. H. Preston
Canada
Daily Newspapers Association
Renfrew Mercury
Status of Children Born Out of Wedlock in Nova Scotia
The Nova Scotia House of Assembly moved a bill to improve the status of illegitimate children and require greater paternal support. It proposes increasing the father's indemnity from eighty to one hundred twenty five dollars to a minimum of that amount and a maximum of five hundred dollars. The amendments allow legitimation if parents marry later, or recognition as heir if they do not.
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Nova Scotia
House of Assembly
Respect Your Gift or Talent in Youth
The piece urges youths and parents to honor natural talents including trades like carpentry and plumbing alongside professions such as doctors and poets. It argues a world needs all skills and that pursuing one’s true gift leads to real service and happiness, noting miners can impact more than kings.
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Toronto
Political maneuvers loom ahead with Ontario elections
Editorials note Drury government spends less than predecessor yet political players seek home runs in June. Bonnar Law resigns as British PM after seven months. Curzon tipped as successor. Hanover council insures town arrests with 5 000 per person limit. Liberal split in Halton grows as Cleaver and Fisher quit executive. Drury favored by some, O T A changes limited to few constituencies amid prohibition debate.
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Drury
Hanover Council
Oakville Football Defeated By Hartington In Weekend Match
Oakville club lost 2 to 0 at Hartington last Saturday afternoon. A Toronto man was arrested Monday for drunkenness and fined $20 with a cont on. Trafalgar Lumber Limited Oakville plans expansion estimated at about 610000. Eight Argent youth arraigned for public misbehavior. each fined 0 dollars. Driver named Thomasy Bronte involved in a collision. car badly damaged but he unharmed. Anglican Church council authorized building a new parish hall addition costing about 46000.
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Oakville
Hartington
Toronto
Honday
Trafalgar Lumber Limited
Oakvilla
Shieldu
Jayer
Thomasy
Bronte
Wittem
Ponsing
Local Town Notes and Visits Mentioned in Sunday Gathering
Reports from the Methodiat Church service include Kav Mir Davidson’s sermon and Gallop attending the Ontario Dental Convention in Winnipeg. Mentions of repairs at Factory Street, a new gasoline pump at ONeill & Co, and railway improvements near Noble's Elevator. Several residents and visitors are noted including Holm Manderson in from Winnipeg and a hospital visit for W T Lowtte.
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Methodiat
Kav. Mir Davidson
Ontario
Erento Haumt
Minn Holm Manderson Haw
Winnipeg
D. I. Somerville
Factory Street
of. J. ON
O'Neill & Gon
Noble
Croatiog
Hydney Young
W. T. ‘Lowtte
Guelph Hopital
Mew FC
Hilckenndorfer
Santa Barbara
Chihuahua
Mexico
Mra. Bilckensdorfers
Wm. Hingham
Neeve
Wire “Chior
Maith
Chile
Tuosday
George
Erin Town Meeting and Local Updates In Hamilton District
Herald reports a May 28 10 a.m. vote at Vila Durg and May 30 in Erin Village with Judge Hoor ton as revising officer. Mir a John McLean returns from Toronto while the Mackhive couple relocate from Rdfountalin Luckenul. A charity softball idea gains traction as Erin eyes a team. Dur Construction Co of Hamilton wins a $39000 5 room actual building contract with work starting now.
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Mira
John McLean
Toronto
Haw
Mra
Duro Construction Co
Hamiton
Dur Co
Milton Hume and regional notices from Ontario minor column
District notes report George Hume of the Mipew department spending a week at a Milton home. Mrs. Bell dies after a lengthy illness at her daughter's residence. Mrs. Mya White travels to Niagara Falls for a brief visit. Owen Sound hosts a political gathering where Wallace Dickinson is named Liberal candidate for Worth Gray under the Municipal Housing Act. The act's commission includes T. D. Hume for one year and Jax Houaton for two years. Engagement announced between Louise DAvideon of Milton and Robert Annix of Oshawa with a June wedding planned.
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Pee George Hume
Mipew
Otidwa
Surting Street
Bell
Niagara Falls
A. J. Bloans
Chua Davideon
Milton
Louise
Robert Annix
Oshawa
A. E. Anna
Orangevilla
Burlington items mix of social notices and town events
Mina D Dorothy Rue hosted a Friday evening at her home in honor of Edith Porter who leaves town with her parents for Golden, Ontario. Town notes mention land disputes, a council push to recover land, and plans for a Chamber of Commerce formation after a successful banquet.
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Mina
Dorothy Rue
Humber
Edith Porter
Hughes Cleaver
Ross Wart
Guelph
Mina M. Townsend Haw
Water Street
Lore
Baltimore
New York
Muskoka
David Thoms
Ann Arbor
Mio
Thome
C.F. Coleman
Halton Riflew
Doctor Delivers Harsh Truth to Ill Woman in Fragmented Dialogue
In a chaotic clinic scene a doctor tells a distressed woman that her happiness is a gift needing earned effort. He warns her her trouble predates romance and marriage and urges heroic treatment to find true happiness. The exchange reflects moral themes on fate and self-control.
Eternal law on happiness through work and unselfishness
The passage argues happiness comes from unselfish effort and moral toil. It stresses planting wood, cultivating vines, and completing needed tasks before harvest, warning against laziness and deceit to avoid harming yourself and others.
The Cunning Autograph Collector Story
A comic tale from Trottingdean England follows Hudyard Kinling and Kipling like figures as autograph seekers trap a landlord with letters and clever ruses. A bus driver, Thurstan Wooking, features in a sequence of misadventures that ends with Kipling proposing a daily trash autograph, changing the landlord’s plans.
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Siven
Trottingdean
England
Hudyard Kinling
Uve
Anya Br
Thurstan Wooking
Kiptig
Bunny
Mr.Kipling
Kipling
White Foray Son
Puzzle on Matching Numbers in Two Rows
A readable fragment describes a two row matchstick puzzle. One row starts with more matches than the other and instructions guide removing matches from the smaller row to match a target count. The text uses example actions to illustrate how many matches to remove and compare between rows.
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Che
Telak
Humber
Thors
Circus preparers and a hungry family scene
Fragmentary dialogue shows a wary grocer and a family begging for food. The text hints at a town focus on a circus event and shortages as a traveling show nears.
Bulk fabric squares discounted with varied measurements
The notice lists fabric squares sold at reduced prices including 42 squares of 0 by 0 feet for 348.50 and 12 squares of 9 by 0 feet 6 inches for 54.00, with Brussels and Tapestry Squares also reduced in price.
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Brussels
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