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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
7
Poem excerpt by Harry Kemp from The Fellow Worker urges readers to recognize summer’s arrival with song and bright fields of violet and daisy. The piece contrasts joyous scenes with solemn, orderly daily life.
The Toronto Star praises Mrs. Rickard formerly Mamie Blow of Barrie for a demanding recital with Mr. O Meara. Her contralto and soprano range impress, but rhythm and tempo nuances need sharpening. operatic pieces rise above songs, earning a thoroughly worthwhile performance.
The June meeting of the W C T U was held Monday afternoon June 5 at Beverley Hall the home of president Mrs J Claxton. An interesting programme followed by refreshments and a stroll through the grounds. The ladies voted thanks to Mrs Claxton for the enjoyable afternoon.
A Perth Courier summary of a farm journal survey shows 94 percent of responding farm women view farming as the best and happiest life for a wife. They cite independence health and nature as benefits and note improvements from technology though satisfaction varies with farming type.
A newly married neighbor asks Mrs. Brown if her hens lay good eggs. Mrs. Brown replies that they "haven't laid a bad one yet" in a brisk, domestic exchange.
A sermon warns against whifflers who quickly drift between beliefs, jobs, and paths. It urges decisive commitment and long steady effort to grow in faith and character, noting even God cannot shape a person who dodges consistency.
Carbohydrates supply heat and energy from starch and sugar, with milk sugar lactose derived from milk. It resembles cane sugar but is less sweet and slower to dissolve. Milk sugar is valued for modifying cow’s milk for artificial feeding of babies, endorsed by Dr Helen MacMurchy as the best food for children.
A floor finishing recipe uses one part boiled linseed oil to three parts turpentine to clean and preserve wood without darkening.
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