Eleventh annual Halton Children’s Aid Society meeting
The eleventh annual Halton Children’s Aid Society meeting convened at Gordon Home Milton on Tuesday evening October 28. President J M Denyen led an opening prayer and addressed the work’s importance in shaping good citizens. Minutes of the prior meeting were approved, and reports praised the shelter’s health, staff efficiency, and the House Committee’s care. Officers were elected, a sewing committee formed, and a social gathering followed with refreshments.
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Halton Children’s Aid Society
Gordon Home
Milton
J. M. Denyen
Esa. B.A
Maheroeeting
Mra. T. J. Brown
Lloyd George
Peel
Halton
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House Committee
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Gordon
Tsa Aclaw
Camalsen
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Soldiers' Aid Commission
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Remahaw
Board of Management
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Ardhore
J. BR. Bawa
W. B. Clements
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Englishman by birth politics and Johnsonian wit
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Lord Mansfeld
England
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Gibrallay
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Morocco
Gibraltar
Fanats
Lord Mansfield
Murray
Nowell
Unclear Canadian Weekly News Story Tied to Garden Party
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Two Michigan graduates face bandit ambush in Andean canyon
Bob and Frank, Michigan graduates working for Libertad copper in Peru, carry ten thousand dollars payroll across a dangerous canyon. A dozen riflemen led by a red feathered cholo threaten to seize the money, but the pair improvise a risky withdrawal plan using the narrow bridge and a bluff to survive.
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Charlow
Bie
Frank Motley
Lodde
Aun
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Bala
Libertad Imines
Bob
Frank
Bob Alekaned
Libertad
Joe
Michigan
Lipertad
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Fecent Libertad
Arthur Chalmers
England
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Chalmers
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Walking Spanish Echoes as Robbers Hunt
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King's Garden Party at Buckingham Palace Described
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Roy Carmichael
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Mary
Spain
Princeay Patricia
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Queen Mary
Stan Ond
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King George
Indies
Bond Street
Cus-de-la Pass
Rafegshoygnie
Soparnie
Rdan
Canada
Dominion
Refrigerator design to keep food at sixty six degrees
A rough description of a home made cooling unit using an open frame shelving system with burlap or similar material. An evaporative process and moisture control are intended to maintain the interior temperature around 66 degrees Fahrenheit. The text contains garbled phrases and spelling errors but describes materials and a cloth strip approach near the rim to aid cooling.
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