Spring Music Festivals Elevate the Province Cultural Life
A feature praising the growing Spring musical festival as a permanent annual event across urban centers and rural areas. It argues music bridges races and colors, quoting music as a universal language that sustains the soul, soothes fatigue, comforts the distressed, enriches the mind, and ennobles character.
Britain Rearms After Years of Disarmament Policy
The Christian Science Monitor notes Britain shifts from a reduced army and small navy to heavy armament amid European turmoil. It cites the Disarmament Conference breakdown, Germany’s rearmament, Italy’s Ethiopian conquest, and unease over sanctions. Public sentiment favors peace but supports defense as Britain guards its interests.
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In memoriam Floate Dearest husband and father G H Floate
In loving memory of a devoted husband and father who passed away on May 15 1934. His family recalls his kindness and steadfast presence through the years.
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G. H. Floate
Annie Fotheringham Rites Held After Winnipeg Death
Funeral for Annie Fotheringham, who died in Winnipeg, was held at Thompson Parlors with Rev. Duckworth and colleagues officiating. Her family was from MacGregor and Winnipeg, and she is laid to rest at Port Arthur beside husband R. H. Fotheringham and two sons. She was born May 8, 1878 in Bath Ontario and trained as a nurse in Kingston.
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Kingston
R. H. Fotheringham
Hanley and Sutherland, Sask
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