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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
May 23, 1925
Page
1
A collage of devotional excerpts includes ASA'S PRAYER citing 2 Chronicles 14 11 and Psalm 86 7 8, a Rayhr prayer about no strength without Thee, and Abundantly Satisfied praising Thy loving kindness. Also a poem urging Woodman, spare the old tree with nostalgic lines about family and shade.
The Charlottetown Guardian reports a 35 member Western Ontario Progressive delegation arrives in Prince Edward Island for a private cultural visit. The piece urges mutual North American understanding, notes a modest schedule, and welcomes dignitaries amid seasonal changes and island hospitality.
A column muses on the week’s political events in British Columbia with Premier Oliver and Liberal positions. It reflects on voting patterns, the King government, and the need for action before a probable election while praising Victoria Park’s revival as a social hub.
Editorial notes greet Western versus Victoria and celebrate a good day. It mentions going fishing Monday and that tourists begin today and will continue.
Notes in Ottawa claim Hon. J. E. McMurray will resign from the King government over Home Bank losses tied to its failure. The piece questions government funding of depositors, suggests electoral motives in West Hastings by election, and notes royal commentary and cadet parade praise in London and Ottawa.
The article counsels a possible retreat to mountains or warm tropics for rest of body and nerves, depending on the individual, with medical guidance. It warns seeking rest or exercise to renew appetite and suggests weighing personal health needs, then notes social items and community notices including Empire Day, tea at Golf Links, and visits at Government House.
The article notes the government would be dissolved to trigger a general election and describes the result as giving the government the necessary majority. It stresses it was not a victory for the government but a victory for opposition forces.
The speaker announces starting a golfing club between now and next September and invites fellow golfers to be charter members. A fall tournament is planned with invitations to join the new aggregation.
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