03 Feb 1932
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1932
Page
1
A child recalls close moments with his father at work and home. The boy asks if the father is there, the father reassures him with care and teaches him how to fix things. A hug follows as the son learns trust and strength in their bond.
The artist Borge Ashley, 22, with a refined imagination, meets a model named Miss Laurence who asks to be painted without flattery. Her reply inspires a portrait seen as a pure embodiment of purity, boosting Ashley’s fame with a painting titled Arno. After the debut, he stops painting others.
A notice from 1831 announces an establishment at John Sterrits, Esq. in Hamilton offering cabinet work to order. It mentions cooperation with Mr. J Brown of Hemisten and Mr. James in Ancaster and notes terms vary with cash flow and debts owed by the party.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a warden and charges about a monthly amount, but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable names to form a complete news card.
Receipt based tax of five faselines allows a refund of the amount paid. Article notes inconvenience and refunds legally made within six months as shown on the receipt dated Jan 1 1932. Mentions gasoline tax trust and poller Mara Peine with reference to Pak tan walking and moos.
The dialogue traces Caleb Peaslee and deacon Hyme debating wife and sister issues amid a rustic life. Caleb recalls pride and vanity harming his farming, while a message of inner conflict frames Home as a field of honor and daily struggle against unseen foes. The piece ends with a meditation on personal battles and virtuous striving.
We of King Hiram Lodge No 37 AP AM on Friday note Walter Winlow born in the Scotch Block and described as a former staient.
A small band imported into the park by rail years ago has helped the beaver colony grow, with the group now showing notable activity and healthy dam building.
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