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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jul 21, 1925
Page
1
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Mount Forest Ontario resident credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after chronic weakness. She describes initial misery in Alisa Craig area, notes safe herbal ingredients, and urges other women with similar symptoms to try the remedy. Included is a long word puzzle and scattered unrelated clues.
The advertisement lists Soilgro soil amendments at low prices, garden produce tips, an ice cream festival for charity, a church sermon schedule, and a local dance prize. It also notes photography displays and social notices about local visitors and hospital training students.
The report notes favorable overall conditions in Ontario and the Maritimes with fall wheat ripening and good hay prospects. Prairie regions face heat and variable moisture, with rain needed in Alberta and Saskatchewan and some districts reporting burning and poor prospects. Northern Saskatchewan shows generally good grain yields despite hail, while Southern Saskatchewan crops advance rapidly.
Mr Daniel M Nicholson of Dundas expresses gratitude to neighbors for assistance in saving his household effects and other buildings from serious damage during the April 28 fire.
A summary of crop conditions across Manitoba and the Maritime Provinces notes favorable yields for wheat oats and barley with exceptions in Sherbrooks and northern sections due to excessive rain and drought. Corn should average. roots and haying progress well. fruit crops vary with raspberries and blueberries abundant yet apples pears and certain plums announced poor. Pastures short and rainfall needed to sustain growth.
The article chronicles settlers and descendants linked to Point Prim, detailing names such as Alexander Maclachlan, John MacDonald, and Alexander Cameron among others. It notes births, marriages, professions from tailor to captain, and ties to Mull, Islay, Skye, and Scotland, alongside reflections on ancestry and local pride.
The death occurred in this city on Kradayht of Mr. Lawrence White Watson in the sixty fifth year of his life. He was son of the late W. R. Watson a Charlottetown druggist. He studied at St Peters and Windsor and aimed to practice medicine before returning to run the family drug firm on Lower Queen Street. He later joined the Marine Department and was MA in 1890 and a noted botanist who discovered a violet named for him. An accomplished musician, he was organist at St Yeter's Church and secretary of the Provincial Historical Society. Survived by Eleanor DesBrivay, two sons Russel and Norman, and daughter Mrs Reginald Morris. Funeral yesterday from St Peters Cathedral with Rev. Dr. Hunt and Rev. K. M Malone officiating. pallbearers J. O. Hyndman, W. L. Cotton, L. E. Brecken, A. F W. Well, B. A. Foster, and R. V. Longworth.
Following in his father E G Sinclair’s footsteps the young swimmer and track athlete wins 1924 U T S championships. He aims to match or surpass his father’s athletic records as he competes for prizes and recognition at the U T S School.
The Live Stock Demonstration Train will tour Charlottetown to Tigush Ow ing from August 10 to 19. Breeders from the Province will showcase Holstein Ayrshire and Guernsey cattle with demonstrations on judging feeding and handling at each stop. Farmers near a stopping place are urged to plan picnics and attend, with further details from W. R. Shaw Provincial Live Stock Superintendent, Charlottetown.
A schedule outlines the orderly movement of demonstration live stock through designated routes and times. It specifies handling procedures, supervision by designated officers, and safety measures to prevent any disturbance or injury during transit.
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