25 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1933
Page
1
A reflective verse panel contrasts worldly approval with inner merit. It argues that fame, wealth, or battles won matter less than the good one has done, urging virtue over pride and warning that judgment weighs character, not appearances or status.
Fragmentary account chronicles a boy named Mitterborn and companions attempting a Matterhorn climb. A fall and rope mishap occur near a camp and Belvedere as climbers press toward the north face route then grind to a halt awaiting safer weather and further aid.
A narrative of an alpine ascent describes climbing to a summit, weathered rock, and gear. The party notes reaching a Belvedere Hut by 1250 hours, resting for an hour as changes occurred, and reflecting on route difficulties and landscape.
The fragmentary text discusses anxiety about the year ahead, fears, and calls for trust and assurance, citing a New Look quote but lacking coherent details or concrete facts.
A London issued December issue of Cane–eda reports a shipload of Canadian canned foods including apples, corn, beans, soups, and sauces was disposed of to Britain weeks ago. A subsequent shipment, mainly preserved products, followed under a new arrangement aiming for a more stable permanent export program from Canada’s agriculture department.
A garbled letter fragment discusses religion and Europe with scattered references to Chasreh Sittsathoes and Wal Wield. It mentions beliefs about church hardliners and Gatinite crests, and questions about templs and offers, but the text is largely incomprehensible.
The readable fragments mention Henry Clay and Alfred Lord Tennyson in a muddled account. Details on dates places or clear events are missing, leaving an unclear claim about activity and fortunes.
Unclear text notes replacing worn pins and valves and repairing carburetor choke valve. Mentions engine parts and flat tins, with references to a river speed and a motorist suspect list, but details are fragmented and uncertain.
The man asks his chauffeur James about a strange sound and learns it was one of the new baby cars. The exchange reveals the car’s popularity and plans to keep one in the toolbox for future use.
Clocks and household items missing after a theft at Peter W Currla’s Fifth Line property in Caladon. The century old treasure reportedly taken. authorities not yet recovered the clock.
Fragmentary report notes Gerald Gnyder in hospital with references to two nurses and a Harbin trust. Wife reportedly did not object to care discussions. Details are incomplete and substantially unclear.
Youll sag what you Lok for Dont luck for distreee. But youre up the way. Dont grumbl dent bluse drvaz Bont think of your wirries But think of pour Wort.
A school board notice lists representatives including IL Davidson and Ryan for library and entrance duties. The secretary was instructed to grant claims review and possible cancellation of a salimat estimate, with emphasis on committee actions and caretaker roles.
A fragmented set of playing tips discusses bidding ahead of opponents, evaluating a rotten hand, and following partner bids. It mentions dummy position, trumping, avoiding risky plays, and explaining moves to improve card knowledge.
A garbled passage mentions welfare board actions, a Presbyterian church event, and a list of names including Van Wisk Atkinson Crown Garey McLush Neabitt Patterson. It references Caledon duty grants and local officials in 1680 era phrasing.
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