Obituary and global liquor trends in early 20th century press
The piece mourns editor John Robinson of the Toronto Telegraph at Beaverton and praises his fighting, uncompromising character. It notes The Globe tribute and reflects on editors’ deaths this year. It also reports Britain's alcohol decline per The Sunday Express, citing England’s 1900 to last year consumption drops and the shift in social habits influencing economy and banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Toronto
Beaverton
Dominion
Globe
Danis
Everyeas
Colle
John Obinson
Great Britain
Sunday Express
Britain
England
Agares
the Express
Express
United States
Council Approves Planned Municipal Rink With Legal Validation
The council votes to advance construction of a municipal rink this year. The clerk will seek by law validation at the next legislative session, following municipal precedent set by Oakville. Citizens praise proper process though awaiting final approval and rink completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Satgtter
Guelph Mercury to Publish Weekly Edition
The Guelph Mercury plans a weekly edition marking a shift toward specialized publishing. Daily papers narrow to their field while weekly editions serve smaller towns, ending the era of general store style, multi-purpose papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Why Not Again Acton Ghost Walk For Halloween
A town letter urges revival of the Acton Ghost Walk and Hallowe'en Frolic staged by the Acton Citizens' Band. The piece argues the low cost and minimal effort required, calling for an organized group to plan and lead the event to again provide safe, enjoyable Halloween fun for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Bank of Montreal Sees Strong Dominion Outlook in September
The September report notes abundant harvests boosting the Dominion’s prosperity. Wheat yields exceed last year, with record potential. prices dip but value stabilizes. Ontario wholesale and retail trade rise, tourist traffic up, and industries from steel to furniture stay busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Montreal
Dominion
Ontario
Editorial Notes on Sports, Politics and Liquor Law
The piece surveys nearing end of baseball rugby hockey and skating seasons, Nova Scotia’s slim Conservative majority, Erin Fair fair week, and local fair closings. It cites highway winter preparations, Ontario liquor revenue forecasts, and liquor related jail terms highlighting alcohol as a major contributing factor.
Neighborhood News from CroweTown and Area
A Busy week with visits from Toronto and Midland residents. Notable names include Hugh McGrath and Wilfred McGrath, with Mrs. Frith and her mother Mrs. M. A. Inlack noted in Ottawa. The Erin Agricultural Society advances hall roof repairs and town improvements.
Oakville News Briefs Reflect Local Moves and Travel
W. D. Gregory and Miss Jean Gregory spend months in England while Rev. Canon Woodcock of Christ Church Toronto is elected. Col. W. P. Eaton and Noel sail from Montreal to Liverpool for England where Noel resumes studies at Manchester University. Oakville guests include Mr and Mrs Jamen Smith and Mr and Mrs Jno Williamson with Williamson a former Oakville High staffer. Ada Williams returns from British Columbia with three goats. Port Credit Toronto electric service paused for track reconstruction, bus service covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Gregory
Jean Gregory
England
Canon H. FP
D. Woodcock
Christ Church, Ronto
University of Trinity College
Oakville
Afra
J. D. Williamson
Toronto
Williamson
Jno
Lite
Ada Williams
Local Notes and Oddments from Nurlington
Nurlington reports Mrs A Curell of Cleveland visiting, Mr Ross Peart and H Sheffield on a motor trip to Albany, and Miss Dorothy Rae heading to Victoria University in Toronto. A resident’s winter coat vanished from a porch, while a bank transfer moved Harold Fothergilt to the Danforth and Dawes branch in Toronto. The airen switch is ready, provincial highway works progress, and two youths aged 11 and 12 confessed to a home break in. Rumor says Brant Military Hospital buildings may be sold, sparking efforts to preserve the historic Brant home amid district concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rae
Victoria University
Toronto
Mra
A. Curell
Cleveland
Ohio
Bér
A. E. Truman
Locust Street
Ross Peart
H. Scheffield
Albany
N. Y
Harold Fothergilt
Royal Bank
Danforth and Dawes
Fisher's Corner
Freeman
Guelph
Jada
Brant Military Hospital
Brant
Garette
Local residents note visits and recoveries in Milton area
Misa Orpha McClenahan of Mea ford High School staff spent the weekend at her home. Mrs Ed Smith of Toronto, formerly Milton, visited friends in town. Inspector Denyes, delegate to the United Church Conference in Winnipeg, has returned home. Alfred Ford recuperates from appendicitis in Guelon. R Armstrong, butcher, is able to be out after weeks in bed with heart trouble. Mr and Mrs W Landyborough spent Sunday with friends. Hugh Myers of Oshawa visited a friend in town. Mina Lottle Lucas of Syracuse formerly Milton called on friends. Mrs Homan is seriously ill at her daughter's home. Mr and Mrs J Ed Shorey of Belleville spent the weekend with P D Shorey. Mary L Glewart attends Toronto Normal School for a teaching certificate. Wm R Stewart returned to Toronto University for second year modern languages. Charles Edger Jones and John Bond from Jacksonville Florida on a motoring tour visited Mrs and Mrs J L Sherman. Jones is a nephew of Mrs Sherman.
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Misa Orpha McClenahan
Meaford
Ed. Smith
Toronto
Milton
Denyes
United Church Conference
Winnipeg
Majin
Martin Streets
Wie Pont
Alfred Ford
Guelon
R. Armatrong
Homan
Mra
Shorey, Son
Chandaon
Belleville
Mir. Wim. R. Stewart
Toronto University
Charles Edger Jones
John Bond
Jacksonville
Florida
United States
Canada
J. L. Sherman
Mr. Jones
Nephow
Mrs. Sherman
Champion
Boy Helps Mutter in Paris Slumped After War Hardship
A frantic Paris scene shows a young boy, about eight, seeking aid for his mother amid wartime dislocations. He explains rent and housing troubles as families flee fighting. A secretary lends 500 francs, later returned as the boy reports arrangements to move his mother to Wiesbaden.
Doctor Advises Hot Water With Whiskey
A physician counsels a patient to drink hot water with whiskey to avoid drinking the liquor plain. The patient asks how to obtain hot water, and the doctor suggests shaving as a pretext. The next day the wife reports the patient shaves every ten minutes, raising concern.
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If you suffer gas acidity or pain after meals Disurated Magnesia offers quick relief. Available at nearby drug stores in powder or tablet form. It promises a sweet stomach and strong digestion and acts like a charm.
Plate making and virtue in idle lives urged in a sermon
A sermon contrasts craving for wealth and show with spiritual values. It condemns ambition for pomp and material gain while neglecting benevolence and faith, noting many chase bank balances and social standing while virtue fades. A pedestrian scene mocks self important drivers and urban vanity.
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Eaber
Guiana
Mealy’Kervie
Ryrisine
Ceabuait
Dilus
Tapitarial
Perzon
Telegram
Nova Scotia
Erin
New York
St. Louis
Anliston Herald
Department of Highways
Neighborhood News
Crowoetown
Vorntoon
Golf Oaks
Hugh Mcreath
Wilfred McGrath
Midland
Joseph Hulls
Port Elin
Jeng Hazelwood
L. Wilson
Lynn Wilson
Margaret J. Kennedy
Stuart Pisher
Montreal
London
Rajland
A. N. Brith
Ottawa
Dyani Irs, Mullin
Taronto
Bisa L. Canbdy
Afro
Varry Ausin
IL 13
Miso Vern Campbell
W. Campbell
KE. Walker
Vageraville
Mim. Chan
Overland
J. Wilson
M- C- Willany
W. Y. Gray
Wesley Gray
New Hamburg
J. McMillan
Thos. Cook
Donald Blake Prince
Murphy
Ford Murphy
Misa McCrea
C. E. McMillan
Erin Agricultural Society
Garville
Nurlington
Hatunsea
Siad
Paria
Courge
Aly
Zaid
Champs Elyuees
Wiesbaden
Mandan
Cok Waytur
Banielvan Tealdeal Far Iounas
Javue Whedls
Bailey’s
Bailey's
Alley
Bailey
Ont
LaFontaine
LaFontaine’s Fur Store
Quebec Street
Guelph, Ont
Odel
Rogers
Rogers Radio
H-A. Coxe
Business Directory
J. A. McNiven
Nealdenes
Comerallinetes
Avenue
Wlain
Rennetto
Thenat
Spectaltat
Mainilan
Qarfeld
Thone
Harold Nash Farmer
M. A Martister
Hollestor
Notary
Emilyman Block
Ony
J. M. Bell
D. D.S
Dentlet Tianor
MIT
Prederick’ Streets
J. H. Johnson
D.D.S
L.D.S
Mill Street
Cooper Block
Francis Nunan
Wyndham Street - Guelph, Ont
Williams
R. J. Kerr
EB. A. Lockyer
Arlington Ave
Guelph, Ontario
Albo Auto
Acsident
Skcknesa
Piro Inguransa
Bas A. E
Nigelin Bower
Avenus - Acton
Richard H. Blanch Dox
WIEN
McLarens Limited
Hamilton and
Winnipag
T. G. Ramshaw
Milton and
Jas. Ramshaw
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