Editorial: Real Government Control and Temperance Act
The piece argues the Ontario Temperance Act is the best form of government control, opposing government license of liquor. It cites per capita income in Canada, urges towns to promote pride and public support, and defends continued temperance enforcement against critics while calling for citizen cooperation.
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Georgetown Coating Mills
Bask
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Wm. Gowdy
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Bank of Commoores
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MacNoil
Jockey Clubs
Ontario
The Good Name of the Country Is at Stake
A Toronto Globe excerpt argues that repeal of prohibition in the United States would test Canada’s temperance image and government liquor control. It warns against reactionary forces seeking to drag Canada toward intemperance while praising sobriety, industry, and home life as vital to law and orderly society.
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United States
Ontario
Toronto Globe
All Canada
British Columbia
Western Canada
Indian Head
Sutherland
Saskatchewan
Ferguson announces curriculum simplification and optional study period
Premier G Howard Ferguson as Minister of Education unveils a plan to cut about 40 percent of department regulations, reduce homework, grant local school autonomy, and provide an hour and a half daily for optional work to ease student workload. The draft rules, approved after a Department of Education conference, aim to minimize homework rather than remove it.
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Department of Education
G. Howard Ferguson
New Cemetery Act Amendment Strengthens Municipal Duty
An amendment to the Cemetery Act assigns ownership to the municipality if a plot owner is unknown or unable to care for it. Councils may appoint inspectors to enforce the act, and failure to comply can lead to contempt penalties. Rural cemeteries have benefited from Women's Institutes, and the amendment aims to secure council cooperation and funding.
Ontario wet debate and Wembley exhibition notes
A Toronto paper cautions Ontario going wet as a modern battlefield comparable to the Hamilton Highway. Wembley Exhibition ends November 1 with next year’s opening undecided while Canadian tourism and export boosts are noted.
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Toronto Daily
Ontario
Hamilton Highway
Wembley
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