There'll Always Be An England Says Eyewitness
An eye witness describes Britain’s severe winter and flood disaster, noting railway blockages coal shortages and city power cuts. He praises British grit and urges aid for the long hardship, including fuel, food, and clothing shortages faced by families.
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England
Ovrel
Old England
Old Land
Canada
Tyncaide
London
Britain
Geith
Peter Robinson's
Chester
Peterborough
York
Selby
Chocolate price surge driven by war costs and consumer power
The Rowntree report shows ingredient costs for a 2 ounce chocolate block rose from 39s to 125s per cwt between 1939 and 1947, with other costs up 2.88 percent. It warns higher cocoa and sugar prices will push the prewar price 10 percent higher, while consumer responsibility may curb demand.
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Rowntree ‘and Company, Limited
You can't make a hug of a gentle man by mving him gn automobile
A fragmented statement comments on attempting kindness or closeness via forceful means. The phrasing implies incomplete text about physical contact and an automobile. No clear individuals or organizations are named.
Hezekiah and the Babylonian Visit in Judah
A readable sermon summary recounts Hezekiah's reform of the Temple and Passover, his alliance with Egypt, the Sennacherib siege, the angelic judgment that lifted the siege, and the later folly of revealing Jerusalem's wealth to Babylon.
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Ysrael
Nime
B.C
Jerusalem
Judah
Assyria
Hezekiah
Asa
Sosiah
Israel
Isaiah
Micah
Egypt
Heechiah
Sennacherib
Berodach-baladan
Babylon
God
Hezekiah’s Folly and Babylonian judgment
The passage discusses Hezekiah’s confession of folly after pride and hidden treasures, Yealah’s verdict against Judah, and Babylonian captivity looming as a result. It cautions that pride and unbelief disrupt revival, stressing that God's focus is the Word and Law rather than Judah’s wealth.
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Heb
Hezekish
Yealah
Hezekiah
Judah
Babylon
Terra Cotta Construction Boom and Local Moves
Terra Cotta residents report a building boom with R Elwood erecting a modern house on Cedar Brae Ave and Leslie Yoam’s carpenters busy on a summer cottage at Davidge's Credit Flats. Mr Clancy of Guelph adds a new fish pond while neighbors move into Rutledge’s Main Street home and Stodard family relocates from Union to George Leslie's farm nearby. The community aids the McPherson family at a funeral and the assessor completed rounds locally.
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R. Elwood
Cedar Brae Ave
R. Clancy
Guelph
Leslie Yoam
Davidge
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B. J. Deacnman
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Soo
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Joe Woods
Dick the
Duro
Anumofheners Limited
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