Prince Edward Island Welcomes Meighen The Conservative Leader
The Charlotte Town Guardian reports a warm Prince Edward Island welcome for Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen and Sen Gideon Robertson as they arrive to address meetings in Charlottetown venues. The piece argues Ottawa needs change and predicts Meighen becoming prime minister, citing King’s record and public sentiment.
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Strand
Ottawa
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King
Liberal Party
Prince County
Meighen
Maritimes
Merchants Alarmed By Theft as Meighen and King Debate in Charlottetown
In Charlottetown a prominent merchant warns merchants must vigilantly guard youths and even adults against pilfering. The piece also surveys political clashes between Arthur Meighen and W L Mackenzie King, their backgrounds, and Maritime attitudes toward Prince Edward Island. It notes Meighen’s prime ministership and King’s leadership, plus regional sentiment following recent elections.
Raw foods vs cooking and the pot licker habit
The article argues raw foods preserve nutrients, warns that boiling vegetables wastes minerals, and advocates gradual introduction of raw foods. It recalls the practice of using boiled vegetable water for soups and sauces and urges chewing well and outdoor exercise to aid digestion.
Daily Selections for Guardian Readers Prayer Text
Daily selections present the Lord s Prayer from Matthew 6 9 13 and a companion prayer praising the Lord s words. The two prayers urge daily practice and brotherly conduct toward aligning with the mind of Christ.
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Matthew
Christ
Fixing the Date of Spring in a March Forecast
A poetic weather note links spring’s arrival to March twenty first while contrasting liberal and conservative policies. It cites Ottawa and Prince Edward Island as contexts and frames upcoming ferry operations and winter service debates within partisan discourse.
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Ottawa
Prince Edward Island
Gstay Party
Public Forum Openness in Correspondent Discussion
The Charlottetown Guardian presents a reader driven column inviting questions of interest. The publication notes it does not endorse the correspondents opinions and provides space for public views.
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Charlottetown Guardian
Correction to St James Church Congregational Meeting Report
A reader corrects The Patriot dated September 16 mentioning the St James Church meeting. Rev Donald MacLean should be the moderator, and Rev W B Muir hails from Sherbrooke not Truro. The vote tally for Rev Mr Muir was 35.
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St. James’ Church
Donald MacLean
Daniel MacLean
W. B. Muir
Sherbrooke
Truro
Mr. Muir
Useless Warnings On Railway Crossings Escalate Safety Concerns
A letter warns authorities about dangerous sightlines at several crossings near Charlottetown. Trees and bushes obscure trains, causing crashes when visibility is blocked on a steep hill near Sherwood cemetery. The writer urges quick corrective work and road realignment beneath the track at minimal cost.
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Charlottetown
Sherwood Cemetery
Niagara Falls Awe Sparks Supernatural View
In Mr. Lincoln’s handwriting, the Niagara Falls piece muses on the falls as a physical marvel and a window to eternity. It argues the awe comes from the Almighty Hand of the Creator, linking the spectacle to ancient times and human memory. A dried orange pear burned in a close room sweetens air briefly but leaves a lingering odor.
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Red Sea
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Niagara
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Rumors of a Progressive Liberal Pact Quashed
Winnipeg dispatch reports Hon. Robert Forke denying a Western Canada Progressive Liberal election pact. He warned absorption by the Liberal party would delay reforms and moral renewal, urging continued Progressive effort rather than retreat.
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Canada
Robert Forke
Progressive
Progressive Executive
Manitoba
Progressives
Liberal Party
Forke
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