Fragmentary Note on Friendship and Affection
A fragmented note reflects themes of friendship and love. The speaker thanks a friend, finds life worth living through that bond, and notes past tests endured with gratitude and safety.
22 Jan 1930
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented note reflects themes of friendship and love. The speaker thanks a friend, finds life worth living through that bond, and notes past tests endured with gratitude and safety.
A reflective piece on credit as trust and responsibility. It argues that good credit enables goods and services, that people should pay promptly to maintain the credit system, and that if payment is impossible a full explanation helps preserve trust in commerce. Credit men are portrayed as fair and humane, guiding mutual financial confidence.
In an Ontario address, Prof. A H Dean urges marketing slogans and coop mergers to boost cheese production. He advocates better herd feeding and veterinary care, plus area-wide tuberculin testing in eastern Ontario counties including Kingston and Ottawa.
A peasant seeks counsel from a monk after spreading a vile story about a friend turns out false. The monk explains people forget sins only after doing penance. the wind scatters the words, but they cannot be recalled. He urges the peasant to make peace with his conscience.
At the Ashgrove W M S annual meeting officers were elected for 1230 with Mrs. Jas Barnes as President and Mrs. Neal as Vice President. Other posts include Sec J G Wilson, Treasurer Mrs Earl Wilson, Cor Sec Mrs Jno Giffen, Monthly Sec Mrs C B Supply Sec Mrs PF Wright, Literary Sec Mrs Clayton Wilson, Temperance Sec Mrs G E Nurse, Associate Helpers Mrs Jas Barnes and Mrs N Wrigglesworth, Stranger's Sec Mrs Ward Ruddell, Press Sec Mrs Frank Ruddell, Pianist Mrs F I Wright, Assistant Pianist Miss Margaret Ottrgtt, Auditors Mrs G E Nurse and Mrs A J Ruddell.
The Public School Board met January 15 with R B Poulls A H Duncan B Harrison H Redshaw and Mrs Cleave present. Officers appointed Chairman R B Foulls L Cleave and H Redshaw Attendance Officer Mrs C Freure School Nurse Mrs A B Parr Secretary Treasurer P B Harrison. Treasurer reports balance and several payments listed. Inspector's Report for 1928 term noted. H Davidson named board representative to Public Library Board 1930 31 32. Cleave and Mrs Denison to attend Ontario Trustees and Ratepayers Assn Convention in Toronto in April. Meetings set for second Tuesday each month. A humorous farm remark included.
The Blyth Standard laments cynicism and favors doglike judgment while noting Toronto papers publish suspensions for motor car drivers. It argues small merchants face cash demand and credit with interest, urging united action to enforce cash and carry to avoid ongoing trouble.
Sir Philip Gibb argues that modern life accelerates movement out of familiar environments via radio and travel. The reading public expands beyond novels to science and philosophy as the mind seeks the riddle of life, closer insight, and truth.
Plans for the Welland Ship Canal from Port Colborne to Port Dalhousie outline a five mile waterway with seven locks at forty six foot lifts. Locks measure 800 by 80 feet with thirty feet of water, bottom width 200 feet, excavated to twenty five feet now, and gates and walls sized to enable quick filling. Gate heights near eighty two feet above sill, each gate eighty three feet high and one hundred ten tons, with large valves permitting eight minute lock fills.
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