10 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
1
A poem praising motherhood and the aging mother who endures daily care. The speaker thanks God for muddy boots and for the burdens of daily tasks. She affirms faith in divine purpose and the longing for the child’s well being, echoing the seven sorrows of motherhood.
The funeral for Mrs Alice Gibson was held at her niece airs Wrank Woods home in Osgoode Township on June. Born Alice Oonnison she married John Gilson of Caledon Township near Cataract. Their daughter Myrtle died at seven. later son William Herman was born in Michigan. Gibson later returned to Ontario where she died. Her son Sherman resides in Detroit as supervisor of the Murray Body Mant. Pallbearers included Meter Dion, Pred, Kerb, James CLUH, Welly Gibtion and William Davison. Attendees from nearby areas listed. tribute flowers were plentiful.
A blurred scene follows a shop theft involving Mr Martin the watchman and Jim the getaway driver. A woman tests rings then slips a large diamond into her handbag before a sudden police pursuit. The parasol crashes, the thief drops the ring, and escape ends in confusion.
The Electric Eye device to correct examination papers was disclosed before the House Appropriations Committee and Civil Service Commission. The committee considered appropriating funds to buy one photo electric machine capable of tabulating correct answers for federal job exams.
A plea for calm, factual voting stresses democracy in Canada. Citizens should seek truth amid rumors, basing choices on careful analysis of issues affecting the nation. The author argues for intelligent representatives and prudent governance through reasoned ballots.
Merchants and new residents unite under a Better Days type campaign to revitalize Georgetown. The effort aims to attract regional shoppers, promote local business, and lift the community's prospects, with broad backing and optimism for a brighter future.
June reports show 325 accidents and 23 fatal cases, with 4 734 among May figures. Half year benefits total around 2 734 815.0 and daily averages note 18 165 in benefits and 8 daily cheques. Copyright-era publication data compares 1934 periods with prior months.
The June Dominion Bureau of Statistics review notes two main factors shaping world wheat: volume of the old crop and the outlook for new crops in Europe and North America. Europe is unlikely to match 1933’s harvest, North America sees cool May with frost in some regions, and France, Poland, Spain, Portugal, and North Africa report weaker conditions, especially Morocco.
Advertise to reach customers with reliable notices. The Town Herald offers weekly ads for farm sales livestock loans rentals and second hand goods to boost business and confidence.
The Giffen family gathered for their fifth reunion in Caledon last week. Attendees included Mobrt Olen Unels and other relatives in a social meeting led by Norman Giffen, with Mra Waller Downey serving as secretary and Hobert Olsen as treasurer.
A fragmented note urges careful conduct for summer outings. It stresses water safety, warns of dangerous currents and undertows, and recommends waiting two hours after sealing water to prevent accidents. The message names general guidance and cautions without specific locations or individuals.
The free pamphlet outlines several remedies for ivy irritation including edge painting to stop infection spread, compresses soaked in aluminum acetate solution, and sugar of lead preparations. It notes cooling substances like baking soda or boracic acid, and advises dry soap scrubbing in water to remove danger in mild cases.
The dialogue shows a girl recalling a Greek tale of a maiden who listened to a lyre during a tall evening. A boyfriend probes whether love acts the same as before, while the girl clings to a timeless memory.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a last good night with a friend, the fear of parting, and the ache of not seeing them again. The speaker ponders loss and memory, naming sorrow and a hopeful yet unknown future. An elusive personal tribute marks a private, emotional moment.
Fragmentary report mentions police inspection by the Attorney General and Highways ministry related to vehicles. References to headlights, license plates, steering, wind and brakes suggest a road safety or vehicle inspection item. No clear individuals, dates, or locations are readable.
The article notes several Canadian elections beyond the federal vote, including Newfoundland, Alberta, and potential provincial ballots. It discusses timing uncertainties, with dates drifting toward summer or autumn and mentions poverty, lack of opportunity, and the risk of social issues like vagrancy and crime arising from prolonged hardship. The tone reflects concern over economic struggle and its social impact.
A fragmented school page lists students Clyde Edge Christine Rutledge Nora Lyons Garnet Wey Jr and Sr classes with notes on teachers and a quoted exchange where a clerk aids a customer seeking a blanket and a friend.
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