04 Aug 1937
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 04, 1937
Page
1
A fragmented account describes a traveler on a train peering at each window pane. The narrator contemplates companionship and a pleasant ride while glimpsing mustached passengers and distant scenes, conveying a mood of wandering and curiosity.
A collage of verses and prose fragments explores faith, duty, and affection. Personal longing and spiritual vocation intertwine as speakers seek meaning, reward, and shelter in simple acts of kindness and devotion.
A reflective discussion traces divine provision and human effort in feeding the world. It notes agriculture, distribution, and hoarding issues, draws lessons from historical figures, and ends with questions on water, industry, and prosperity amid modern logistics.
De Los Walker, editor of Liberty Maramne, told 400 delegates that only individual editor effort and pursuit of truth keep the press free. He warned against patronage and self-interest and urged an independent press that reflects public sentiment to advance community welfare.
Latimer Woodhall longtime Manitoba resident and Winnipeg city health official died July 20 after a stroke on July 10. Born in Chambton Ontario he moved to Winnipeg 31 years ago and served in the Methodist church and St Johns United Church. He is survived by widow Sarah Elizabeth Hartwell a daughter Barbara and two sons Thomas Latimer and Spurgeon Cramer and a brother in Acton Ontario.
The article suggests cheese sandwiches as a popular picnic staple and offers variations using Canadian cheddar, cottage cheese, or cream cheese blended with salad dressing. It proposes diversa fillings with green peppers, onions, pimento, nuts, pickles, olives or celery and serving options with bread, rolls, or buttered biscuits.
A discussion of milk in a child's daily diet covers breakfast options like chocolate or cocoa, a milk offering at school recess, and alternatives such as milk chocolate if milk is disliked. It also notes milk in soup at midday, butter importance, evening chocolate with whipped cream, and cautious nighttime consumption for older children. Additionally, a shift to the Canada thistle is described, noting its European origin, seed variations, and color range from pale pink to white.
A stray moment with Bobs the dog at a Guy Street hardware store ends with Jerry Lamson and Jean Manners meeting again at a party. Bobs helps avert ridicule, sparks Jean’s sympathy, and finally reunites the couple after a jealous quarrel.
A clothier asks if the buyer was pleased with the overcoat. The customer replies that all his boys wore it, causing the clerk to exclaim. The tale hints at humorous social missteps and a sharp wit in casual banter from the era.
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