International Newspaper Bible Study Club announced prizes
The International Newspaper Bible Study Club invites readers to join a local club, answer weekly questions for 52 weeks, and compete for medals and books as prizes. Subscriptions are required. answers must be written, single-sided, under 200 words, with name and address for identification.
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Bible’ Study Club
Dr. Linscott
Bible Study Club
International New Paper Bible Study Club
International Newspa Bible Study Club
David and Jonathan Study Questions from 1908 Lesson
A study card for the International Newspaper Bible Study Club centers on David's kindness to Mephibosheth and the virtue of forgiveness. It explores the son of a noble king, social duties, and the moral duties of generosity toward the less advantaged, with prompts about humility, ownership, and societal responsibility.
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Dr. Linscott
International Newspaper
Bible Study Club
Eeither
David
New Lowell School Report Highlights Top Performers
September report lists students exceeding sixty percent with asterisks and excludes those below thirty five percent. Classes name Leslie Bell Edna Carter M Stainton G Markle Russell Orr Sr Robert Lawrence Birdie Knowles Airlie Knowles Lola Carter Jr 11 Alex Goodwin John Markle O Harry Lawrence Warren Bell Geo Martin Pt U Jaris Smith Mary Bell Hilda Carter Mabel Hollinshead Robbie Martin Geo Lawrence M Thompson Pt I A Farrell L Mumberson Luther Martin Norine Knowles Morley Carter Edwine Smith Lena Smith Vera Mumberson Ernie Lawrence Teacher Ni Croikeshank
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New Lowell
Leslie Bell
Edna Carter
M. Stainton
G. Markle
Russell Orr
Robert Lawrence
Birdie Knowles
Airlie Knowles
Lola Carter
Alex, Goodwin
John Markle
Harry Lawrence
Warren Bell
Geo. Martin
U—Jaris Smith
Mary Bell
Hilda Carter
Mabel M Hollinshead
Robbie Martin
Geo. Lawrence
M. Thompson
I—A. Farrell
L. Mumberson
Luther Martin
Norine Knowles Morley Carter
Edwine Smith
Lena Smith
Vera Mumberson
Ernie Lawrence
Rural Canada as a National Resource
The Canadian Club opened its season with Ernest C. Drury speaking on Rural Canada as a national asset. He argued soil and forests as key wealth, emphasized cultivated soil, conservation of forests, and the rural citizenry as the nation’s backbone, advocating farming first, lumbering second, then mines and manufacturing. He warned urban life harms health and character, urging nation-building through rural strength and educated use of available resources.
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Barwick
Ernest C. Drury
Crown Hill
Cleser
Drury
Tnx
Canada
Ay Bhoy
Simcoe County
Germany
Oatarin ‘Ext-erimental Caion
Dr. McLeod
8. E. Jory
Drury Urges Canada to Protect Rural Resources and Forests
The speaker argues tariffs spur urban growth at the expense of farms, citing that farm returns are poor and rural resources dwindle while cities expand. He urges preservation of forests, reforestation, and scientific forest management to ensure balanced national development and civic responsibility.
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Great Lakes
Europe
Canada
Tariff Commission
Drury
Left on her doorstep for this mother Vinci cure tale
Mrs. A G Tason of Livermore California describes finding a booklet about cod liver oil based remedies. Her five year old daughter suffered fatigue and nervous weakness but improved after using Vinci medicine purchased from D H MacLaren Barrie.
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A.g.tason
Livermore
Cal
Sunnidale Council approves road and bridge work at townline
Sunnidale Council met at New Lowell on October 1 with reeve presiding. Engineer Gaviller reported on the Sunnidale Vespra townline survey. A grant of 25 was approved to repair the Notta waenga Sunnidale townline. Several accounts were passed including 918.90 for the survey and 617.63 for survey work and other bridge and drain costs. Council adjourned to meet the first Thursday in November.
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Sunnidale
New Lowell
Gaviller
Sunnidale-Vespra
Sandera
Maddep
Stayner
Ottawasaga
Con
M. Jackler
C. McKinnon
West Sunnidale Drain
R. Watson
A. Lyne
D. McKinnon
Mad River Bridge
C. Mills
Cundle's 4 September School Report
School report lists class divisions and pupil names for Class IV to Class I, detailing students by surname such as Parr Moffate Moffatt Daly Ferris Armstrong Wright Cameron Robertson Dobson Atkinson Brown Ferris Plowman Wright Lock Atkinsom Jimpeon Atkinsom Attingon.
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Cundle
M. Parr
L. Moffate
M. Moffatt
G. Daly
D. Ferris
A. Armstrong
BE. Wright
R. Cameron
EB. Robertson
V. Dobson
R. McKever
W. Donald
F. Dobson
G. Atkinson
M. Brown
F. Ferris
H.plowman
N. Wright
H. Plowman
E. Dobson
EL. Wright
L. Lock
T. Brown
C. Ferrie
R. Atkinsoo
St. Jimpeon
A. Atkinsom
Attingon
Dalston School September Merit List Senior Room
Names in order of merit across classes from Senior Room to Primary. Highlights include Ernest Wilson Verner Hickling Ewart Brown Inez Brown Barbara Carrie Harold Osborn Herman Osborn Mercy Campbell Lizzie Ford May Emms Dora Watson Elton Hickling Grace Williams Howard Beatle Ketta Brown Delbert Emms Elsie Frankcom Newton Spence Minnie Debenham Wallace Key Ida Lavender Larry Perkins Albert Bonney Mabel Watson John Lavender Junior Room Debenham Cassie Denard Julia McGregor Helen Williams Edith Currie Eva Prentice Lewis Wilson Vearl Coutts Beatrice Young Ernest Spence Mariel Nelaco Myrtle Campbell Percy Brown Everson Hickling Lamums Myrtle Beelby Viola Brown Alice Benham Leonard Coutts Dan Key Hazel Key Roy Emms Willie Spooner Leo Nixon Gladys Hickling Alma Perkins Lottie Lavender Erland Watson Gladys Jory Ardelle Watson Winifred Whitney
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Dalston
Ernest Wilson
Verner Hickling
Ewart Brown
Inez Brown
Barbara Carrie
Harold Osborn
Herman Osborn
Mercy Campbell
Lizzie Ford
May Emms
Dora Watson
Elton Hickling
Grace Williams
Howard Beatle
Ketta Brown
Delbert Emms
Elsie Frankcomi
Newton Spence
Minnie Debenham
Wallace Key
Ida Lavender
Larry Perkins
Albert Bonney
Mabel Watson
John Lavender
Willie Spooner
Leo Nixon
Gladys Hickling
Alma Perkins
Lottie Lavender
Erland Watson
Glady Jory
Ardelle Watson
Winifred Whitney
Mi o Na Promise Ends Stomach Woes Guarantee
Morning after upset stomach warns by tongue coating white or dark trim mings. Even without pain the coating signals trouble and need for Mi o Na. Local agent D H MacLaren offers a 50 cent box with satisfaction guarantee or money back.
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D. H. MacLaren
Grand Trunk Railway Shareholders Meet In London
The annual Grand Trunk Railway shareholders meeting was well attended. Sir Charles Rivers Wilson presided and warned that Canada’s tough times may leave a report unsatisfactory, but he hoped the worst was over. He argued expenses were lower than other railways, and urged sympathy for claimants. The accounts and report were unanimously adopted after a lengthy discussion.
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G.T.R
London
Grand Tranch
Charles Rivers Wilson
Canada
Sir Charles
Grand Trunk
T. B
Furness says strikes must cease or works close
Sir Christopher Furness, head of Furness, Withy & Co., warns that ongoing strikes threaten closure and states the firm is willing to sell to the union if it can operate the business, with the price to be set by arbitrators.
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Christopher Furness
Furness, Withy & Co
Taft cites river projects as expansion policy stance
At a Chicago meeting of the Deep Waterways Commission last week Mr Taft reported that internal commerce rose 138 percent in ten years while railway facilities grew only 20 percent. He argued that deep waterways should not be pursued as a policy.
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Deep Waterways Commission
Chicago
Taft
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