Courage to face life's task and strength its load
A poetic line of praise to a young person, urging bravery and endurance as they meet life’s duties and burdens with steadfast resolve.
01 Jan 1930
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 01, 1930
Page
1
A poetic line of praise to a young person, urging bravery and endurance as they meet life’s duties and burdens with steadfast resolve.
In Hugh Savage's Maclean's piece, a 1928 reaction argues Canada should adopt a distinctive national flag on land. It notes the Canadian flag used abroad is the merchant shipping ensign, not the Union Jack, and urges a true Canadian flag to supplement the Union Jack both at home and overseas.
The Chatsworth Sage James B Bowes predicts northern latitudes will see a cold snap end of November and continued cold through February 1931 based on planetary study. He offers monthly forecasts from January to September with mild spells, strong winds, rain, snow, and possible floods in some regions.
Ottawa marine and fisheries inspectors check unlicensed radio sets loaned by dealers for demonstration. Licenses may be in dealer name or in the name of the loan recipient to avoid court action. Readers are urged to comply. The rest discusses civic duty, public praise and criticism, and watch night customs as the year ends.
Judge and Mrs W N Munro spent Christmas with Mrs Munro s parents in Wiarton. Arthur Mayes appointed jail turnkey and county building caretaker at £300 yearly, replacing Archie McGibbon who resigned. Trafalgar township council races feature all incumbents except Waldbrook. likely to go in by acclamation for 1930. Milton sees Christmas Eve carol visit by O G LT groups to sick homes. Margaret Janet Howson, widow of Thomas Lush, dies in Huntsville at 63, survived by seven sons and four daughters. Governor McGibbon gives prisoners Christmas dinner. Myrtle Field and St Paul s United Church class visit jail with gifts.
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