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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1938
Page
3
Homemakers gain efficiency as electricity brings clean heat and controlled temperatures. A sample shoulder lamb dish demonstrates low steady heat for tender, economical cooking. A London poster warns humorously not to overwork the wife. let electricity handle duties.
Bank of Montreal summary shows moderate improvement in wholesale and retail trade across Ontario with steady turnover and fair collections. Steel output steady, auto demand up on exports, heavy engineering busy, refrigerators full, but some appliance curtailment. furniture slightly better, textiles quiet, hosiery busy, leather and shoes improving, electric power use above last year. March gold production 228,182 oz vs 208,328 oz prior year, silver 39,744 oz vs 61,742 oz.
A Georgia daily asserts real towns aren’t molded by single leaders but by the people who live in them. It argues towns reflect their inhabitants and urges residents to be proactive, constructive, and forgiving to foster community progress.
A 25 to 30 year development in chick shipments allows transport of newborns up to 1,000 miles without feeding or watering. Canada and North American hatcheries show rising volumes with 12 million chicks shipped annually in Canada and 100 million across the continent. Breeding-stock selection and provincial flock approval policies support quality in the expanding industry.
Construction costs are 12 percent lower than 1926 and equal to 1928 when taxes are excluded says C D Harrington of the Canadian Construction Association addressing Ottawa managers. A BC member urges extending the Dominion Housing Act to rural areas.
A man crippled by acute rheumatism describes 12 months of pain and fear unable to walk stairs or cross streets. After 14 days on Kruschen Salts he reports renewed walking ease and confidence as his condition improves and uric acid crystals dissolve.
Revenue Minister Ilsey announced eleven magazines are banned from Canada. Importation of titles such as Romantic Detective and Weird Tales will be prohibited, with nine US published, one English, and one French. Cabinet members welcomed scrutiny by churches and social workers and invited public submissions for review.
An elderly lady warns her granddaughter about arriving late to a party. A girl retorts that in a fashionable set no one goes until everyone has arrived. Sambo jokes about ushering strangers in while Mr. Crabber allows guests to wander barefoot.
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