12 Jan 1928
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1928
Page
1
Mrs Gee of McKenzie Campbellford Ontario reports severe heart and nerve trouble improved after using a box of the Milburn remedy. She says nerves calm sleep returns and noise no longer bothers her. Price is 50 cents a box, available at druggists or by mail from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.
The Charlottetown Guardian notes the warning that the greatest danger in Canada is an uninformed public. The piece discusses political education and democracy while referencing a Vancouver club and remarks by Hon. R. B. Bennett, leader of the Conservative party, about Canadian political activities.
The text reflects on the New Year opening of the Supreme Court, noting six indictments and discussing civic duty. It urges educated voting, warns against blind party loyalty, and advocates a farmers tour to broaden perspectives while highlighting issues of prohibition, crime, and governance in Canada. It lauds R B Bennett and emphasizes informed citizen action.
The piece discusses Mr Bennett and his tour to promote Canadian nationalism in alignment with Imperialism. It notes Western support and questions the wisdom of touring farmers rather than practical farming. It contrasts moral reformers focusing on intemperance with other vices present in society.
The article discusses pain as a signal of underlying trouble and the challenges of describing pain to a physician, noting cultural differences in pain tolerance and the impact of fear. It shifts to social issues in Prince Edward Island, including crime and vice, and critiques the nickel five cent coin design, urging its withdrawal. It ends with a note on longer days and the promise of spring.
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions on formal salutations safe gifts and tea service. The column suggests replying to How do you do with a standard greeting, recommends flowers as a safe gift, and mentions the lemon fork as the tea accompaniment.
A Daily English lesson notes the word meritorious meaning having merit. It emphasizes using the term in praise of deeds and encourages building vocabulary with a focused word each day.
Tips for cooking and cleaning including balancing salt with sugar and vinegar, preventing starch from sticking with turpentine, and whitening paint by boiling onions in water for cleaning effectiveness.
A reflective piece on tears as part of life and faith, noting prayers offered before the altar. It recalls a 1900 organization of Franciscan Missionaries of Maine sisters in white, who take turns two by two to keep vigil, day and night.
The Chapel of Perpetual Adoration is in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Quebec City. It is noted as one of the city’s most interesting places and has housed continuous devotion for nearly thirty years.
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