Gharlotte Town Guardian Personnel Listing Fragment
A fragmented OCR copy shows names and roles from the Gharlotte Town Guardian including executives and editors such as Vice-President BE Burnett and associate editors. Addresses and further staff listings appear partial and unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Burnett
A. MacKinnon
D. K. Currie
Ingraham Powers, Inc
E. J. Power
Charlot
J. P. Duffy
Queen Street
W .C .Wright
Kent Street
Stephen Duffy
Richmond St
Thomas White
Kim Ave
Fred Gaudet
Great George St
Frank N. Kays
Leisure and the paradox of modern automation
The piece reflects on how labor saving machinery has shortened work time yet failed to create true leisure. It argues people have become mechanicalized, relying on machines while neglecting thinking and invention. The author suggests the real hope lies in how we use our available leisure and intellect.
The Way of Success Through Honest Conscientious Work
The piece argues that success comes from knowing one's work and delivering best value through hard honest effort. It contrasts equal market competition with standout quality, insisting superior results fetch higher prices and loyal customers. It warns against choosing easy paths and urges paying the price for genuine success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Editorial Notes on Island Life and Weather Sayings
The column laments inconsistent laws, notes fishing trout bans, and wryly comments on improving weather. It humorously remarks on fast U S and Canadian driving, social events like picnics, and the irony of rain during gatherings, suggesting cautious optimism about better days ahead.
July 1825 marked birth of modern rail travel in England
A long account notes the July 1 1825 opening of the steam railway and its dramatic impact on transport. It recalls initial opposition in Parliament and public mockery of Stephenson, then details royal hesitation and slow adoption, ending with a reflection on the era’s political leadership in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Stockon
Darlington
Napoleon
Paris
Witeloo
Alexander the Great
Heart Reserve Strength and Recovery Through Exercise
The speaker explains heart reserve as the extra work the heart must perform during illness or congestion in lungs or organs. Reserve can be exhausted. remedies may slow or strengthen the heart. The key is avoiding prolonged strain and rebuilding strength through light, systematic exercise after trouble ends.
Character Reading and Political Turmoil Across Time
The piece pairs a quacklike character reading claiming wrinkles reveal traits with a political critique of Canadian Liberal ministers. It notes ministers elected in 1921 lacking federal experience, tariff shifts, factory closures, and a public loss of faith as revival chances fade amid an impending economic/national collapse.
Moves Toward Responsible Government in Prince Edward Island
The 1861 legislative session opened with Lieutenant Governor Bannerman signaling readiness to introduce Responsible Government, amid factional resistance. The Assembly demanded safeguards for retiring officials and Crown revenues, while voting a plan to fund civil costs and pensions, shaping the colony’s constitutional path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly
Govvernor
Donald Campbell
Alexander Banneman
North America
Bannerman
Prince Edward Island
House of Assembly
Legislative Council
Karl Grey
Assembly
Earl Grey
Earl
Ronald Campbell
Executive Council
The Ninth Commandment and a Prayer Meditation
A brief religious reflection on truth and love cites Exodus 20 16 and a devotional prayer. The piece contemplates whether a word was divine or corrupt and how it affects a person’s day regardless of mood.
Formation of a Responsible Government in the Colony
On April 25, 1851, Coles announced a government responsible to electors had formed the new administration. The executive council included Warburton, Pope, Jardine, Lord, and Whelan, all titled Honorable. The Lieutenant Governor stressed that power shared among branches exists only by forbearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coles
Warburton
Pope
Jardine
Lord
Whelan
House of Assembly
Early Responsible Government Brings Moderation and Growth
The island's move to Responsible Government reduced tensions and produced steady progress. Representatives in power proved more moderate and efficient, guiding public affairs for the people's benefit. The colony's finances improved, trade expanded, and education became free for all public school attendees.
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Stephenson
Windsor
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King
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Murphy
Dandurand
Beland
Gouin
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Lapointe
D D.mackenzie
Robb
Low
Copp
Kennedy
Stewart
Motherwell
Murdock
Sinclair
Dr. King
McMurray
Howe Bank
Lomer Gouin
Mackenzie
Fielding
Cardin
Quebee
Wilfrid Laurier
Kings
Gowth
Wilfrid
Filding
Commons
Mr. Fielding
Dominion
Guardian
Standard Oil CO
New Jersey
A. Pickard & Co
Soilgro Selling Agency
MacDonald & Bradley
George Street
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