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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1940
Page
2
The weekly Christian Science lesson sermon centers on Ancient and Modern Necromancy alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism. The Golden Text cites Jeremiah 20 15 and Corinthians 15 34 urging awakening to righteousness and avoiding ignorance of God.
A Mary Baker Eddy reference discusses testing influence by the haven mind versus the divine Mind as power grows. The quote notes the choice between worldly temptation and spiritual guidance in shaping behavior and development.
Westminster Church outlines a recent Unitel chaired conference with Laytons to be shared Sunday morning. The note urges openness to remove prejudices and mentions juniors leading music with Eileen Wythe solo and a quartet singing It Is Well With My Soul. Grasshopper activity noted in Saskatchewan.
The Perthshire People's Journal condemns Nazi propaganda showing how false claims mislead citizens abroad. It cites a Canadian sister’s letter expressing hardship and urges relentless truth telling in many languages to counter wartime deception.
R W Campbell urges reprinting a New York Times clipping on a wood tick remedy. The method recommends applying lavender oil to the skin to coax the tick out without force, then iodine on the bite site several times. The note attributes the tip to David S Isrin and cites Russian use as successful.
The Bureau of Biological Survey credits Western province water work under the P F R A as supporting the National Waterfowl Refuge program. Since 1935 about 3.07 million dollars funded projects raising migratory waterfowl to an estimated 65 million by 1940 with numerous dugouts dams and irrigation works across Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba.
Quote cites sixty years of AFL history with dishonesty described as rare. William Green frames the remark as a judgment on the labor federation's integrity.
The Ottawa Journal notes that a victim’s family bears lasting consequences beyond a fatal crash caused by a careless driver. It argues punishment may not ease the dead and urges mercy, while warning of poverty and broken homes for widow and children.
Winnipeg Free Press extols Mr. Towers as a top public servant whose war effort guidance is invaluable. The piece credits his lucid policies for boosting national unity and economic resilience, while criticizing critics for what it calls fallacious arguments.
The article lauds the British Expeditionary Force delaying retreat in Flanders as a heroic action rather than defeat. It cites Leopold III's surrender as treacherous, credits Allied sacrifice with buying time for Dunkirk and England, and argues the Allies will leverage new air and tank superiority to defeat Hitler.
A garbled dialogue scene shows characters joking about quitting, firing, and hats. Mentions of incantations and posters blend with golfers and polfer lines. The tone suggests a light, humorous club gathering with playful boasts and timelines.
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