Merger Reduces Toronto News Dailies to One Paper
The piece discusses consolidation in smaller towns spreading to cities, noting Toronto now has a single morning paper after merging, down from three. It reflects on publishing costs, advertiser interests, and the Globe and Mail rising as a dominant force in the paper world. London also shows a merger reducing daily papers. The writer expresses anticipation and approval of the Globe and Mail’s new form.
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Toronto
Globe and Mail
London
Acton Y.M.C.A. Progress and Promising First Year
A Year of use by Acton Murray Memorial Y M C A shows handicaps and obstacles but steady progress. Local clubs raise funds, including $100 grants from three women’s groups and another $100 donation from a civic-minded resident. The appeal urges completing the basement facilities, heating, furnishing, and a fireplace to expand youth programs and strengthen Acton’s community life. Secretary George Emery is praised for his leadership as supporters are urged to contribute surplus funds for a safer, brighter investment in youth.
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Acton
Acton Murray Memorial Y. M. C. A
Acton Y.M.C.A
Y.M.C.A
Y.M. C.A
Actan
George Emery
Home Town Newspapers Earn Civic Support
The Chilliwack Progress leads a united call for national provincial aid and local advertising to sustain weekly papers across Ontario and Canada. The piece argues communities rely on home papers to defend institutions report activities and provide printing orders to keep staff, urging citizens to back their local press.
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Canada
United Action
Chilliwack
B.C
Acton Council Presents Proud Municipal Statement
The Reeve and Council of 1936 review a financial statement for ratepayers showing higher cash balance, lower tax arrears, and increased tax collection. Waterworks support helps debentures, assets exceed liabilities, and debt shrinking. Direct relief and hospital costs rise but overall Acton’s municipal condition improves.
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Acton
New 1937 Ford V-8 Offers 85 or 60 HP Choices
Ford introduces the 1937 V-8 lineup in one body size with two engines. The 85 horsepower unit delivers high performance while the 60 horsepower option aims for economy, making the V-8 more accessible to more buyers and continuing Ford’s legacy of smooth quiet power. More than three million owners now enjoy the V-8 on the road.
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Ford
Christmas Shopping Tips and Winter Warnings
Editorial notes urge early Christmas shopping as four weeks remain before the holiday. Warns of winter road conditions and stresses careful driving. Nominating deadlines approach for municipal offices. Mentions new lower Hydro rates and service charge elimination to be noted on January February bills.
Paul and Onesimus in Philemon a humane master slave view
The Philemon letter shows Paul appealing to Philemon as a Christian master to forgive the runaway Onesimus. Paul emphasizes brotherhood in Christ, tact over command, and the transformative potential of Christian conduct on slavery. The piece links Philemon to Ephesians and Colossians and notes Paul’s gentle plea, aged and imprisoned status, and Christian care for all.
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Christian Brotherhood
Jesus
Rome
Paul
Onesimus
Tychicus
Pauls
Philemon
Colosse
Philomon
Heraus
Himeall
Theuminag
Timbsprit
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