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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1938
Page
2
The Georgetown Herald lists subscription rates and advertising charges including 60c US add on, 3c single copies, and various rates for notices. It notes liability limits for errors, and identifies J. M. Moore as publisher with contact in Georgetown.
A poem by E. Pauline Johnson depicts sunset's rosy glow and wine like colors merging with a distant music. The speaker hears a tender voice calling their name and feels a sacred, loving pull toward a heart that loves and leans close.
A prayerful, lyrical piece envisions crowds seeking Jesus as healer and teacher. It laments spiritual blindness and calls for finding Him on city streets or country lanes, with men abandoning work and women guiding households to share inHis compassion.
The Civil Aviation Department in the Air Ministry granted civil flying in May 1919. Within three months the first British daily air line between London and Paris started. By November 1919 the Post Office used it for regular mail, forming the beginnings of a vast air mail network.
A starving hobo shares his bread with a hungry puppy and later impresses a factory manager. Impressed by the dog's loyalty the boss offers a foreman position to the man, hoping that he can inspire trust and confidence in workers and, with the dog nearby, ensure a hopeful future for the duo.
Canada recorded a 1937 net surplus from tourist money at about 17.26 million dollars with total tourist expenditures near 295 million leaving behind 124 million spent by Canadians abroad. Overseas and U S visitors are cited with detailed permit and transport figures. The piece notes a steady rise since 1933 and highlights per-visit averages and provincial motorist expenditures. There is a closing moral line on imitation.
The Dominion-Provincial Youth Training program at Ottawa trains girls in housekeeping, cooking, laundry and service. Five written exams over 12 weeks determine ability with a 70 pass mark and oral reviews for re-tests. Trainees are placed in good homes after training and may receive a graduation pin after three months of service.
May saw 4,602 accidents reported to The Workmen's Compensation Board, up from April and down from May last year. Benefits totaled 520,873.85 with 426,465.95 for compensation and 94,407.90 for medical aid. Cumulative figures for the year reach 24,036 accidents and 2,660,073.02 in benefits, versus last year's 24,874 and 2,578,288.31.
Tuberculosis cases are increasing at a disturbing rate among medical students and student nurses in various regions, alarming health educators and universities about future disease exposure and the need for stronger infection control measures.
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