International Newspaper Bible Study Club contest details
The International Newspaper Bible Study Club invites readers to join a local club, answer weekly questions for 52 weeks starting July 26, and submit two hundred word essays with name and address. Prizes include gold and silver medals, Bible volumes, and books, awarded by headquarters after impartial evaluation.
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Tay Fon
Bible ‘Study Club
Poplin
Linsentt
Bible Study Club
International New-paper Bible-Study Club
Laos
David Brings the Ark to Jerusalem Sunday School Questions
Rev Dr Linscott presents discussion prompts for the International Newspaper Bible Study Club on Davids bringing of the Ark to Jerusalem. The questions probe worship, education, societal life, Uzzahs death, calamities, communal church impact, and lessons from First Chronicles.
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Dr.Linscott
International Newspaper
Bible Study Club
David
Jerusalem
Pe.c.t
Church of God
Will They Know We
Fragmentary verse narrative describes a traveler nearing an old home as landscapes change from forest and swamp to drained land. A somber, guarded voice recalls a stranger guiding the way and hints at warlike memory, with reflections on lost places and time.
Nova Scotia Tower Proposed for 150th Anniversary Monument
Halifax planners envision a towering memorial at Point Pleasant Park to mark Nova Scotia's 150th anniversary of representative government. The design would use Nova Scotia granite starting in 1754 and honor notable colonial figures housed in a park with deep historical ties to local families and ships. The Halifax Canadian Club highlights Quebec’s claims but notes Nova Scotia’s early constitutional milestone.
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Nova Scotia
Nova Jentia
Halifax
Eli
Point Pleasant Park
Howes
Hilla
Thomsons
Cunards
Haliburtons
Tappera
Joneses
Stairses
Morrows
Kenny
Pryora
Ritchies
Duffnses
Thnn
Quebec
Ontario
France
British Columbia
Australia
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Halifax Canadian Club
Historic
Canada
Need Capital Warns Canadians to Arrive with Funds
In a report to the Trade and Commerce Department Canadian Trade Commissioner J. Larke said arrivals of Canadians for settlement in Australia have been few over the past two to three years. Many seek passage back to Canada and request assistance or money to buy food from men claiming they cannot find work. The government provides temporary earnings to obtain meals, but Canadians are advised not to come without sufficient means to sustain themselves after arrival.
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Trade and Commerce Department
J. 3. Larke
Australia
Canada
Death of Major General John Moorsem in Cape Colony
Major General John Moorsem dies at Middleburg Cape Colony recalling Civil War service in Canada where he married in 1864 daughter of James McGill McCutcheon of Toronto. He served as a lieutenant in the Crimean War at Sebastopol, took part in the Fenian Raid of 1866, rose to major general in 1883, commanded traps in the Belfast district in 1896, and served from 1896 to 1906 at Royalinde in the Punjab.
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Moorsem
John Moorsnm
Middleburg
Cape Colony
Canada
James McGill McCutcheon
Toronto
Moormom
Sebastopol
Belfast
Rowal Pinde
Punjab
Snow Plow Tear Keeps Toronto Track in Delay
A damaged railway line near Walkerton delayed service after a snow plow accident tied up traffic during tense CPLR labor disputes between Toronto and Ille. CP Rail prepares for its yearly snow drifts and crews worked to restore the torn section.
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Getalta
CPLR
Toronto
Ille
Walkerton
Toronta
P.E.1 Losses and Population Shift to Canadian West
Population of Priece Edwanl aland slowly declines as migration to the Canadian West continues. Over a thousand young men left recently, with old country dwellers and island province residents looking toward western Canada. Cave dwellers in battle in dugout caves armed with axe and hemp rope.
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P.E
Priece Edwanlaland
Canada
Patriotism and the editor’s stance on local merchants
The Orangeville Saw editor questions whether patriotism is worth the cost when newspapers refuse outside business to aid local institutions. He cites Tre Von map onbardecs urging editors to resist mail order houses, noting advertisers’ rates could fund editor salaries and even diamonds. He asks which other professionals would turn down business to help friends.
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Orangeville
Map
Tre von Map
Do You Eat Right A Barrie Health Ad Promotes Miona Tablets
An Ontario newspaper ad urges readers in Barrie to adopt regular meals and slow eating to aid digestion. It touts Miona stomach tablets as restoring healthy digestion and alleviating headaches dizziness and other symptoms after a few days. D H MacLaren guarantees satisfaction or a refund, price 50 cents.
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Barrie
D. H. MacLaren
The Cent that Nides the Dollar in Dairy Farming
A Ontario dairy farmer kept hay to profit from rising prices, feeding cows with straw. When prices fell and he delayed feeding, dairy cows underperformed last winter, costing him money. The piece warns against speculating on hay while operating a dairy herd and stresses liberal feeding regardless of price.
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Ontario
Garden Sounds and Garden Rounds Theme in Verse
A fragmentary poem like note on garden sounds bluebells cowslips and barking rounds at evening, interwoven with satirical lines from Harper's Weekly and a Cleveland Plain Dealer quip about a ballloon ascent. It references whimsical imagery and comic lines without a clear news event.
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Harper's Weekly
Strength Assured. Ham Mock Safer For Summer Use
Conversation notes a joke about hammocks named Taft and a mention of Hammocks from The New York World and Detroit Free Press. It references old and new hammocks and a Minard's Liniment claim.
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Jack
Eiva
Taft
New York World
Detroit Free Press
Oro Fair Prize List details horse and cattle shows
The Oro Fair lists numerous prize categories across HORSES CATTLE SHEEP POULTRY and FARM ROOTS AND VEGETABLES. Awards cover heavy draught mares two year olds yearlings and brood mares with multiple exhibitors including Crawford McDougall Shanahan Campbell Healy and Campbell. The page also catalogs carriage road horse events and domestic manufactures entries.
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Sam
Kissock
John
Wigaina
John Wiggins
Fred Crawford
Robi. Crawford
John Roa
Edwards
George Crawford
A. D
Geo
Crawford
John McDougall
Fred. G. Crawford
Maurice Shanahan
Jos. Poond
Colt
Jun
Geo. Crawford
Geo. Clarke
Ie. Crawford
Geo Simpson
N. Campbell
Aera McKay
J.C. Ar W. R
Ben, Smith
J. D. Hastings
Thos. McCulloch
J. A. Bell
Neil McCaleiga
J. Clarke
John Emms
Isaac Hart
B. Reid
Ben. Smith
Ladder
Mra. McLean
Mra
Oro
Liteter
Kate McCulloch
A. Edwards
Sm. Edwards
David Pogsley
D. McKinley
J. Hastings
Armers
Ellis Leigh
A. Smith
A.smith
Cotswolds
John Sanderson
Fred Sanderson
Lawh
John Sanders
Properly Store Fresh Green Vegetables After Market Arrival
Green vegetables should be stored promptly after market sale. Wash and trim lettuce celery radishes tomatoes and cucumbers then place them directly in the refrigerator to maintain freshness and prevent wilting.
Thornton and Barrie Clash In Close Thornton Match
Thornton hosts Barrie in a two innings cricket clash marked by tight bowling and several run outs. Dr Palling starred for Thornton with 20 added to his team total. Barrie suffered from crease conditions aiding bowlers. Banting and Cook contributed key dismissals as Thornton edged Barrie by a narrow margin.
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Barrie
Palling
Murchison
Banting
R. Knowles
Cook
sois _I. Hindle
R. Henry
Scott
Tb Cook
W. Knowles I
Henry
T. McKnight
B. Fisher
Palliog
R. Stewart
Bartle
Dr. Palling
Stewart
J. Cook
Knowles
A. Pae
Sproale
BR. Stewart
R. T. Banting
R. Murchison
Sane
Hindle
Buchanan
B . Davel
G Henry
Reese McKnight
Fisher Et Banting
Sproule
O Ayverst
P Banting
Fraser
McKnight
R.henry
Elmeier
Ron
Wylea
Fisher Cooke
A E Dymant Renominated by West Algoma Liberals
Albert E. Dyment was renominated by the Liberals of West Algoma at Ebbwood on Friday amid a large convention and parade of supporters. Leighton G. McCarthy attended and praised his lifelong friend and incumbent, noting Algoma should be proud of a representative who protects local interests. Lyment expressed gratitude to supporters and said he would welcome a vigorous contest rather than acclamation. The Conservative side had not secured a candidate yet, with local party members still seeking a contender.
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Albert E. Dyment
West Algoma
Ebbwood
Leighton G. McCarthy
Dyment
Algoma
Lyment
Carty
Fran Offerte
Tate
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