20 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 20, 1935
Page
1
A distorted passage presents weathering imagery and garbled names and phrases. It includes references to sunshine snare and climbing with scattered lines about valleys glory and trials, ending with a signature-like flourish.
A rough, first person reminiscence recounts debt, yard work, and hardship mingled with family duties. The speaker mentions trading seats, building a garage from chicken coop materials, and pawning a horse to buy blankets, ending with financial exhaustion and a preacher’s claim.
Blair races to stop a figure on the bridge ledge as a shadow clings to the railing. A sudden grab and a cry, then Blair plunges into the darkness while a newspaper drifts across the canyon below.
Advertises Manford's Balsam of Myrrh with a money back guarantee. Claims treatment for piles corns bunions chitblains and related ailments. Sold by E V MacConmack, Druggist, and by all dealers.
The report outlines a yearly dealer license of 108 dollars and a one half cent per bushel fee to cover costs. It notes reporting duties on sales volumes, with ongoing administration and enforcement details.
Announcement by P. Riddell, chairman, details low rate excursions from Eastern stations to Western Canada. Fares apply for standard coaches or tourist sleepers with optional sleeping car upgrades. First such East to West Canada excursion with mixed accommodation and extra charges for upgraded seats.
A wandering editorial tone muses on humanity’s deep past from China and Japan to India, noting ancient civilizations and the limits of historical memory. The piece wavers between observations and a humorous aside about a punster and a wristwatch.
The Boy Scouts announce a drive to raise 500000 dollars to enlarge Canadian Boule from 65000 to 100000 and extend scouting benefits to hundreds of communities. EB Neatty of the Canadian Pacific Railway leads the nationwide appeal with support from Canadian leaders and the Hoy Scouts Association.
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