Lord's Day Alliance comments on Sunday rest in Canada
The Lord's Day Alliance of Onalds marks years of work before the 1906 Lord's Day Act. It credits the act's success to common sense in enforcement, strengthening respect among employers. The alliance seeks an end to industrial slavery and promotes Sunday as emancipation for the people, as noted by the Montreal Daily Star.
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Onalds
Canada
Montreal Daily Star
Canadian Vegetable Product Industry Leads Dominion in 1936
Canadian manufacturers based on vegetable products dominated the 1936 Dominion metrics by gross value and materials cost, ranking first. They also held third in capital invested and fourth in employment and wages. Exports covered a wide range from fruits and vegetables to tobacco and confectionery, totaling $82,215,005.
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Dominion
Canada
Father forbids boy to go fishing but cites bait shortage
A Sunday School tale recounts a boy late to church after wanting to fish. The minister praises the father for the rule and the boy explains the rationale, saying there wasn't enough bait for both of them.
The Sin of Covetousness Sunday School Lesson
The 1938 lesson argues covetousness stems from desire and corrupt thinking. It contrasts material wealth with inner peace, citing biblical passages Exodus 20 17 Luke 12 13 21 and I Timothy 6 6 10 to urge contentment and right priorities over pursuit of riches.
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