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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1938
Page
6
A morning in Doris Wilson's life unfolds with a quarrel over trivial comforts and a restraint-filled marriage. She endures Stan's petty rules and a shabby flat before planning a modest outing to a tea, trolley ride, and a trip to the Elite Picture Palace for a first day of modest pleasures.
Susie Walker, a farm wife, rises early to manage breakfast, laundry, and children's needs, then assists a neighbor with a sick baby and oversees an inexperienced helper. She returns by noon to finish chores, feeds animals, and ends with the remark I believe I'm the luckiest woman in the world as a distant thunderous rider voices a crude wish.
A reflective study on Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, His struggle to align with God’s will, and the betrayal by Judas. The passage traces prayer, surrender, disappointment, arrest, and the clash between nonresistance and crucifixion, ending with discussion questions on out‑of‑door experiences, anguish, watchful prayer, Judas temptations, and church responses to persecution.
The article notes support for a county museum to house local treasures when town houses close and heirs move away. It laments lost documents and artifacts burned or sold, and praises Perth Ontario and surrounding county for establishing a storehouse of local history.
A woman reports fewer headaches after regular Kruschen Salts doses, stating she takes a small morning amount in warm water and feels well. The author argues headaches stem from a disordered stomach and toxin buildup, claiming Kruschen cleanses the body of waste to prevent pain.
Three Eskimo travelers arrive in Montreal after a 1950 mile trek from Chesterfield Inlet to attend the Eucharistic Congress in Quebec. They rode 450 miles by ice and trained with 19 dogs, marveling at a CN locomotive and moving igloos aboard fast cars.
A Western farmer arrives at the bank to ask about a farm loan. The banker offers to drive out and appraise the property. Dust clouds approach as the farmer notes the looming convoy arrives.
Mortgage sale of Horace P. Bingham farm in Esquesing Ontario to be held June 22 1935 at 1 30 PM by auctioneer R J Kere. Parcels include parts of Lot 17 16 and 18 Concession 10 totaling about 2. acres and 55 acres. Sale subject to mortgage No 14300 to the Agricultural Development Board with 25 percent down and remainder by mortgage at 4 percent interest.
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