13 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1933
Page
1
Historical notice urges protective measures for children against tuberculosis. Emphasizes limiting contact with consumptives, keeping them in fresh air and nourished, and securing funds through voluntary gifts to a local consumptive children fund with treasurer George Metd at 212 College Street.
In a dramatic campus scene Jean admires a staged wardrobe and a social elite gathers after a dramatic play. A photograph reveals Cary Endlecott, the brother of Cary, and Jean faces a marriage proposal sparked by the wardrobe heist. The tale follows fashion, affections, and a hinted social scramble.
A garbled transcript shows a nephew asking about an uncle and war, with lines like Is it so recorded and what business is Clod in now. An agent offers a burglar alarm while a man responds about keeping someone from waking up during a crime.
A reflective piece tracing Paul and Luke's friendship during Paul's imprisonment in Rome. It highlights their roles as companions in ministry, medical aid, and letters, and notes how friendship and time use shaped early Christian influence despite prejudice from Jewish and Roman observers. The article also invites discussion on church fellowship as a “House of Friendship” and the impact of imprisoned labor on Christian work.
A Daylea call to the ticket office leads to a misheard request for a bow for two tonight. The clerk corrects a boxed error related to Mr Dayles and quips about the Undertaker, revealing humorous confusion in a theater lobby exchange.
Ellen recalls a quiet Christmas with Hob and baby Jim as she reads a letter from her mother. A neighbor prompts memories of her father and the Cunningham family, revealing the old wreath and past joys in a small town holiday scene.
Industry recovery shows co operative effort by tea growers in Ceylon India Java and Sumatra with a committee regulating leaf plucking and marketing. Prices rise and growers near fair returns prompting Canadians to expect higher tea prices as demand improves.
George Calton quarrels with William Lester over Edith and Helen Marlowe as William proposes to Edith and Helen fends off George. The trio’s return train scene reveals jealousy, proposals, and a plan to resolve the romantic riddle with a weekend house party.
A resourceful individual rented a group of herons at Alameda Park in California. The birds camped in the public area, damaged park property, and alarm clocks were hung in their favorite tree to ring every half hour. After a week the herons disappeared.
An eighth grade teacher presents a garbled list of names and phrases as pupils try to decipher the meaning. The dialogue suggests misheard or misspelled historical or literary figures, with uncertain identification of individuals and places.
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