09 May 1919
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
1
On May 7 1919 at the bride’s parents house Brackley Point Road James Roderick Munn of Mount Herbert wed Mrs Mamie Mutch in a ceremony conducted by Rev F H Littlejohns.
Death notices report Mrs. Mary McLeod of Heatherdale aged 79 died April 28. Henry W. Fleigher of Pictou died May 5 aged 67. Funeral held May 7 with interment at Pictou. Lewis McLeod of Long River died April 37, 1919 aged 39 after a long illness.
Dr Frank Crane disputes the view that war is a fixed phase of human nature. He argues war is as ill as diseases and that blaming human nature for conflict is a lunatic idea. He asserts giving people control over governments could end war, while condemning such excuses for crime.
The administrator of the William McKay estate will sell by public auction on Monday May 19 1919 at 2 PM on the premises a leasehold in Clifton Corner about forty yards square. Details from Bell and Tanton Summerside solicitors. Terms cash. Alexander R Britain Administrator.
The passage contrasts reputation as a fragile ornament with the urge to defend oneself when trouble arises. It notes men would choose a heated argument over silence and urges a strenuous fight when confronted by trouble.
Rex Heart is a bay bay stallion standing 16 hands high and weighing 1260 pounds. Sired by Great Heart with Alfada and Gala as ancestral lines. He will stand the 1918 season at the owner's New Perth stables except Thursdays, with further particulars available from the owner in charge. Mare's at owner's risk. 5579-59m first period.
Notice states revised delivery hours starting Monday May 12 with Saturday morning to evening slots and weekday evening cutoffs. Customers urged to place last shows by 4 30 on weekdays and 8 30 Saturday evenings to help delivery staff reach homes earlier.
Interested in aviation learn to fly an airplane with DeVere Aviation School in Truro Nova Scotia. Enroll now and obtain actual air flight training with late type machines and splendid equipment. For particulars write P O Box 349 Truro NS 5655 5 SMB2ipd.
A narrator recalls a railway accident and contemplates social ascent through Aunt's visit. Neil debates business dinners and earnings with riskier associates while tensions grow with wife and friends. Tomorrow's reveal hints at heartbreak over Neil's drinking.
Gray hair may age a person and Sage Tea with Sulphur is advertised to darken and restore youthful color. The remedy, sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, is applied with a sponge or brush and claimed to darken evenly by morning with repeated use.
Major General Sir Robert Baden Powell and Lady Baden Powell landed at the Halifax pier to an enthusiastic reception from local boy scouts and Dominion and provincial representatives. They were then driven to Government House for a stay in Halifax before departing for St John.
Mrs H Honnshell of Crockett Virginia recounts a chronic cough, fatigue, and lingering weakness that improved after using Vinci Vinol. The ad asserts Vinol as a constitutional remedy with beef and cod liver peptones, guaranteed to build the system and cure coughs and colds. Sold by Central Drugstore Charlottetown and H J Mabon in Montague, with broad availability in town and country.
Badgley high bred stallion bred by W F Redmond Madison New Jersey U S A. Sold as a two year old November 1913 at Old Glory Sales Madison Square Garden New York. Stands 16 hands 1125 lbs with strong trotting action and potential to sire top Scottish stock. Will be in West Prince until mid July in charge of Mr Bertram Ramsay Montrose with stables at Summerside. Terms 15 season cash discount for contracts.
Mr A J McNevin resumes his speech after a recess arguing that opposition critics fault every government item while not objecting during debates. He accuses them of contradictory claims over spending and calls out delays in Public Accounts notices. He concludes that the issues are clear and the debate need not continue.
Washington reports that Germany would lose at least 40 000 square miles of European land about 20 percent of prewar territory and at least 12.1 billion dollars in wealth. Africa and Pacific holdings would total 25 billion dollars in losses. Merchant ships and fishing fleets are seized and reparations require 200 000 gross tonnage built yearly for five years plus replacement of sunk tonnage.
In the House of Commons on May 8, Parliamentary Secretary T J MacNamara said a public reception would be held for Admiral Beatty and the officers of the naval forces engaged in the war as part of the peace celebration.
Pekin reports quieted by telegrams that the Peace Conference postponed China’s claim for Tsing Tao. Native papers publish violent articles and fear a possible anti foreign outbreak.
A poem praising the unseen labor of mothers in keeping homes, soothing children, and praying for loved ones. It contrasts silent sacrifice with a call to honor motherhood and end with gratitude for a mother's love and a heavenly visit.
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