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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 23, 1922

Page

7

Milk a Vital Food Source in Canadian Diet

The article stresses milk's essential role in growth and energy, detailing its proteins fats minerals and vitamins. It cites Dr. Amyot on undernourishment and promotes a Dominion pamphlet on using milk, pasteurization at home, dairy products like butter sour milk and evaporated milk, plus 49 recipes.

Canada A. J. Amyot Dominion Department of Agriculture Ottawa H.C. Campbell Dairy Branch Campbell

The Honest God and Immortality Faith

A sermon recalls 1798 Paris prison last words of 21 youths who faced the guillotine with varied proofs of immortality. It argues that modern science deepens comfort, yet the ultimate reliance remains on the honesty of God who will keep His promises and judge rightly.

France Paris Vergniaud Earth Plato Jesus Christ Wbout Gad Pope Robert Burns Henry van Dyke God Robert Louis Stevenson Sodom Abraham

Equal Rights for Hubby Bill in Maryland Senate

A Maryland Senate bill by Senator Fox proposes a male equal rights act adding fifteen constitutional articles. It would require wives to fund half household expenses, allow imprisonment for desertion, and set up penalties for wives who embezzle or assault husbands. The measure also extends jury duty to men and women alike.

Annapolis Senate Fox Maryland

Two Michigan councilwomen resign from public posts

The Perth Courier notes two Michigan women elected to a municipal council resigned saying politics consumed time better spent on home duties. The piece argues women may serve best at home, urging wives and mothers to focus on family while acknowledging some may contribute publicly.

Michigan Perth

Deny Agnes McPhail is a Mormon

The Star reports that Agnes McPhail, Canada's only woman MP, is a member of the Reorganized Church of Latter-day Saints. It notes the church rejects the term Mormon and is separate from the original Latter-day Saints, and recalls her baptism by Rev. Daniel MacGregor.

Toronto Canada Agnes McPhail Reorganized Church of Latter-day Saints Reorganized Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Brigham Young Joseph Smith

Galt Welcomes Mayor Charlton and Barrie Bride

A large reception greeted Mayor 8 E Charlton and his wife Miss M E Ross on March 17 as they arrived in Galt from Winnipeg. The event, organized by the City Council Reception Committee and the Kiwanis Club, featured three bands and a motorcade escort to their Wellington street home. The mayor expressed thanks for the warm welcome.

Globe Galt Repois Charlton M. E. Ross Barrie Galt E. Charlton Winnipeg Kiwanis Club Wellington Street

Led Young Girl Astray Gets Two Years in Jail

James Walsh, a local young man, was sentenced by Judge Spotton to two years in Kingston Penitentiary for bringing a nineteen-year-old Toronto girl to Guelph for immoral purposes. The girl Grace Archibald Foster testified that Walsh invited her to come to Guelph and was involved with introductions to several Chinamen. Walsh claimed he earned his living gambling and selling soap.

Guelph Kingston Spotton James Walsh Toronto Grace Archibald Grace Foster Walsh

Scarcity of Dairy Butter Stirs Townwide Concern

Alliston reports butter shortages with none of the dealers supplying it. At about 33 cents a pound to the maker, farmers balk at producing butter. Residents tour stores seeking butter while creamery butter grows in popularity as farmers sell cream for their own use.

Women and poultry farming praised over large-scale farms

Miss Win asserts women can excel in poultry-raising and gardening more than in large scale farming where success relies heavily on hired help. The statement highlights a belief favoring women led ventures in smaller agricultural fields.

Miss Win

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