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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
4
A garbled, archaic sounding text hints at reflections on pain, aging, and mortality. The writer mentions “what's the use” and laments the body’s failures, suggesting a theme of endurance amid decline and the desire for a simpler path.
Readings from Romans and Job shape a Pentecost sermon on receiving God’s life. It discusses overruled fears, sonship experience, daily living, and guidance through prayer. It ends with questions about inner stillness and reality in prayer.
A cryptic, incomplete text discusses personal health and digestive issues. It mentions a refusal to eat and references a gastric or digestive failure. The passage lacks clear names, dates, places, or specific actions.
A jagged note found on a pine board mentions a dime used to transport a person to Palatine with cryptic instruction to reclaim it. The message includes a promise of repayment and a claim of having secured one’s own dime.
Reeve John McNiven discusses widespread use of powder treatment on cattle in Halton County pastures. Dr. Lionel Glevenson notes the plan to expand application this week in Mattoo and urges reader cooperation to eradicate the pest. Cattle on grass should be rounded up for final inspection and treatment to ensure full effectiveness.
At Trinity Church Port Credit the May meeting elected officers led by Honourary President Nev W Holdworth and President Chas Mercer. Other officers include 1st Vice-President Howard Pallett and 2nd Vice-President Harvey Adanton, with Harold Speirs as Vice-President and Miss Nena Giles Brempton as Secretary. The annual picnic will be June at Creditvale Park and branches are urged to attend.
Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies directors met to plan fall fair attractions all aimed at education and appeal. Proposed activities include livestock judging awards, inter community competitions, Women’s Institute displays, and over 180 clubs for boys and girls with exhibits and contests such as antique displays, oxen demonstrations, horse events, log sawing, potato races, and musical chairs.
A colored minister at a negro funeral praised the deceased so lavishly that the widow burst out with a sharp question, challenging whether the preacher was burying someone else. The moment reveals tensions at a segregated service and the widow's blunt rebuke.
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