There'll Always Be An England Recalled From Old England
Eye witness recounts Britain’s hardship during a brutal winter with frost floods and fuel shortages. The piece highlights coal shortages, vast job losses, and closed homes while praising British resolve and urging support for the UK Flood Relief Campaign.
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Old England
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Canada
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London
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Chester
Peterborough
York
Selby
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Chocolate price rise linked to war costs and consumer power
An excerpt discusses Rowntree and Company notes on ingredient costs rising from 1939 to 1947 and predicts chocolate bars will sell at least ten percent above pre war prices. It argues government taxes and market forces shape prices and consumer demand.
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Rowntree ‘and Company, Limited
OMMC
You can't make a hug of a gentle man by ming him gn automobile
Phrase appears incomplete and unclear. No identifiable people, places, or organizations to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Ming Him
Hezekiah’s Year of Reform and the Jerusalem Siege
Biblical study notes Hezekiah restores temple service and Passover reforms in Judah. Sennacherib’s siege of Jerusalem ends by divine intervention as the Angel of the Lord decimates the Assyrian army. Lessons emphasize blessing for righteous rulers, danger of pride, and God's guidance for nation and king.
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God
Hezekiah’s Pride Foils Babylonian Scourge
The text argues Hezekiah’s hidden pride and misplaced trust in treasures invite judgment rather than repentance. It notes his failure to invite the Word of God to Yealah, warns that Babylon’s coming sack was tied to pride, and cites Bible verses to show that revival can be halted by vainglorious self-glory.
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Heb
Hezekish
Yealah
Hezekiah
Judah
Babylon
Terra Cotta Building Boom and Local Moves
Terra Cotta is seeing heavy construction with R Elwood building a new house on Cedar Brae Ave and R Clancy from Guelph creating a modern fish pond on his Int hiduntaln property. Leslie Yoam hosted a successful sawing bee last week as carpenters work on a summer cottage. We note funeral services for Mrs W T McPherson and sympathies to her family. The assessor made rounds, while Rutledge and Moore families moved to new homes on Main Street and farm property respectively. Stodard family of Union relocates to George Leslie’s fifty acre farm on Town Line.
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Goung Orf
R. Elwood
Cedar Brae
R. Clancy
Guelph
Leslie Yoam
Davidge
W. T. McPherson
McPherson
Rutledie
Main Street
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