Patron-General to All Poor Devils in Thoughtful Times
Erasmus praised Sir Thomas More as a generous patron who helps the weak. The essay argues true success lies in lifting the many, not elevating the few, and celebrates More as a Patron-General to the poor devils who cannot compete.
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Erasmus
Thomas More
Apostle Paul
Corn Flake Macaroons Recipe Card
Recipe for corn flake macaroons using 2 egg whites 1 cup sugar 4 teaspoons vanilla 1 cup coconut 2 cups corn flakes 1/4 cup chopped nut meats. Beat whites stiff then fold in sugar vanilla coconut corn flakes and nuts. Drop onto buttered pan and bake in a moderate oven until delicately browned.
Canadian Clubs Eastern Canada Tour Planned
The Associat ed Canadian Clubs schedule a convention in St John New Brunswick September 9 to 11 with a special 150 passenger train from Toronto September 5 to attend events and tour Eastern Canada. A National special returns via Halifax Annapolis Royal Truro Sydney Grand Narrows Point Tupper Mulgrave New Glasgow Sackville Tormentine Charlottetown Moncton Quebec Shawinigan Falls Ottawa and Toronto.
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St. John
N.B
Ontario
Canada
Women’s
Canadian Club of
Barrie
C.P.R
Toronto
Montreal
McAdam Jct
St. Andrew's
National Special
Halifax
Annapolis Royal
Truro
Sydney
Grand Narrow
Point Tupper
Mulgrave
New Glasgow
Sackville
Tormentine
Borden
Charlottetown
P.E.1
Moncton
Quebec
Ste Anne de Beaupre
Grand Mere
Shawinigan Falls
Ottawa
Women’s Institute Meeting Notes July 10
Miss A Sutherland and I Good fellow presided at the girls’ meeting at Mrs. Lou Guest’s home on the Highth Line. Refreshments planned for Field Day, July. The Quest read. Miss Mabel Robinson played. Mrs. Isaac Spring reported on the Beeton District Annual. Isabel Goodfellow read a Globe item about Mrs. Van Koughnet’s England France tour and conditions in devastated France. Verna Smythe performed Neighbors. Hazel Jacks spoke on Friendship. New members added. a Lake picnic on August 14 at the foot of the Highth Line was planned.
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A. Sutherland
I. Goodfellow
Women’s Institute
Lou Guest
South Simcoe
Mabel Robinson
Isaac Spring
Beeton
Isabel Goodfellow
Globe
van Koughnet
England
France
Verna Smythe
Hazel Jacks
Highth Line
British War Measures and Prohibition Pressure Rise
W C T U column reports Charles Edward Russell praising temperance gains in England as 207 societies push Prohibition. It notes wartime grain cuts, beer watering, and tighter pub hours, with leaders like Ramsay MacDonald Lloyd George leaning Prohibitionist and questions whether Britain heads toward total Prohibition.
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Charles Edward Russell
Russell
England
Ramsay MacDonald
Lloyd George
Burglars Forcibly Steal From Chicago Store Owner
Two burglars threaten to shoot his 8 year old daughter and force Max Mautner proprietor of the Leader department store in Chicago to open the safe and hand over 3268 dollars.
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Max Mautner
Leader
Chicago
Community Shelter Appeals for Support to Aid Local Children
The Executive Committee thanks donors including Mrs. Laidlaw Mrs. Hurr Miss Lena Seagram and Ovenden College for gifts of food clothing and sundries to feed clothe and care for children in need. Inquiries and visits to the Shelter or to Secretary W J Justice Box 914 Barrie phone 137 welcome as fruit season continues.
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Lena Seagram
G. Lawrence
Meeking
Ladies’ Bowling Club
Clifford Robinson
Central Methodist Church
Service
Ovenden College
J. B. Musselman
Alex. McDougall
Plummer
Graham
Marlin
Mr. Whitby
Margaret Campsall
Earl Profit
W. J. Justice
Barrie
Porch Picnics for a Hot Day Family Fun
Mary I Barber describes porch picnics as a simple, thrifty way to entertain a family of three boys. The piece shares menu ideas from peanut butter sandwiches to stuffed eggs with marinaded spinach and tips like ready-to-eat cereal bowls and ready syrup. It emphasizes easy cleanup and keeping meals nutritious and tasty in hot weather.
Teachers All Aboard for the Pacific Coast
The Dominion Educational Association Convention 1924 will be in Victoria from August 12 to 16. A special westbound rail tour from Toronto departs July 26 at 1 00 p m with multiple return routes. Inquiries to A E Bryson L J Colling Miss Hazel G Roberts officers of Ontario Public School Federations.
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Dominion Educational Association
Victoria
B.C
Ontario Public School Federations
Canadian National Railways
Canada
Toronto
Pacific Coast
A. E. Bryson
Ontario Public School Men Teachers’ Federation
Silverthorn Ave
Ont
L. J. Colling
Barnsdale Ave
Hamilton
Hazel G. Roberts
Federation of Women Teachers’ Association of Ontario
Sanford Ave
South
Tragedy strikes Orillia as mother slays her son
Mrs Eric Heald killed her three year old son by slashing his throat then attempted suicide. Neighbours noted she behaved oddly and asked for milk late at night. The child died before Dr W E Brown arrived and the mother was taken to hospital in critical condition.
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Orillia
Eric Heald
W. E. Brown
Observations of Oldest Inhabitant and Opening Day Seats
A Cincinnati Enquirer note contrasts the old fashioned grandmother's role with the modern front row spectator, noting changing attitudes toward opening day attendance and seating as society shifts from tradition to contemporary fashion.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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