Land of Canada rally inspires Churchill institute meeting
The Churchill Women's Institute met July 24 at Mrs. Wilfred Stewart's home. Mrs. Harold Hastings spoke on Making Life Worth Living, Miss A. J. Allan sang Daddy, and Mrs. Robert Boyes spoke on color in nature. The roll included a joke, aprons were shared, and God Save the King was sung. The August meeting will be at Mrs. Robert Sawyer's home.
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Churchill Women’s Institute
Wilfred Stewart
Harold Hastings
A. J. Allan
Robert Boyes
God Save the King
Robert Sawyer
American Lady Visitor Praises Canadian Men
A Pittsburgh party of Mr. Edward B. Back Miss Lillian D. Earley and Mrs. Oscar L. Hart toured Ontario and Muskoka. Mrs. Back praised Canadians for courtesy and clean appearance of men while admiring Canadian scenery and tourist friendliness during a two week motor trip ending in Orillia.
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Oscar L. Hart
Marvin Brown
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Allandale
Muskoka
Orillia
Mr. Back
Painswick
Smithville
Canada
United States
Back
Earley
Hart
Great Cities Not Worth While
Daniel L. Turner chief engineer of the Transit Commission argues against large city growth noting terminals cost ten billion dollars about half rail system costs and each worker represents twelve hundred dollars in transportation. He warns population gains raise taxes, outgrow services, and yield no clear benefits, using New York Toronto and Montreal as examples.
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Daniel L. Turner
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Turner
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Three things to a healthy life and noble conduct
Three things to aim for health and friendship with a cheerful spy. Three things to delight in frankness freedom and beauty. Three to admire power gracefulness and dignity. Three to avoid idleness loquacity and flippant jesting. Three to govern temper tongue and conduct. Three to hate cruelty arrogance and affectation. Three to love purity truthfulness and honor. Three to be brave gentle and loving.
Ravages of the Poultry Red Mite
An agricultural note warns poultry keepers of red mites infesting houses in warm weather. Mites injure young birds and hens, weaken flocks, and reduce egg yield. Detection relies on roosts and nest boxes. immediate sanitation and potent sprays like coal tar by products or coal oil with soap are advised.
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Walter T. Scott
Poultry Division
Central Experimental Farm
Biscuits Rival World Finest Now Made at Home
Weston's biscuits are baked to original English recipes by English master bakers in a purpose built bakery. They are offered at a price within reach of all and marketed as authentic English biscuits.
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Weston’s
England
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