11 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
1
Central Ontario Bus Lines Arrow Coaches operate from Georgetown with trips to Caen and Sacae daily and Sundays. Daily departures around late morning with a 10 05 reference time.
Hours are 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. or by appointment. Office at Miss Matthew’s, Main St. Home phone 107ré.
A poem about compassion for a distressed youngster. The speaker urges patience and gentle care when others stumble and feel pain. It urges kindness on life's road, noting how quickly fortune can change from sunshine to hardship as one may stub a toe. The author is unknown.
Mrs. Blanche Eddy, totally blind in Berkeley, California, now travels with guide dog Beda who obeys only when safety is assured. After three weeks at a Nashville school, Eddy returns home with Beda guiding movements by touch and signaling steps, curbs, and traffic, transforming daily tasks into confident independence.
Three inmates from a reformatory were recaptured by Ontario police near Norval as they travelled toward Toronto. A resident, Mrs Garfield McClure, alerted authorities as the group was spotted at her home. Constable Owens arrived and seized the trio with no resistance. a fourth escapee was found near Meadowvale after a teamster discovery.
Two youths, Tom and Pred, drift into a discussion on smoking. Tom defends non smoking while Pred resists. Tom argues tobacco harms health and costs money that could be spent on better things.
A fragment notes a representative ing committee with names H and Robertson. It references Strat in association but lacks full context or action details.
Brief note outlines Bright's disease named for the process in the body produced by germs and linked to the Canadian Medical Association context.
The North Wellington Conservatives meet at the Arthur Town Halls and renominate current member Duncan Sinclair as their candidate for the coming general election. The party confirms Cinnea remains the leading contender in the field.
A garbled passage debates whether shredded wheat advertising drives consumer choices or if manufacturers focus more on nutrition science. It notes influence on housewives and diet regulation and mentions the Shredded Wheat brand and related food companies.
A Toronto appeal seeks host families to take two underprivileged children for two weeks this summer. Families provide meals and a place to stay after a medical checkup and transportation arranged. Hostesses specify preferred ages and arrival times in exchange for the chance to offer fresh air and wholesome activity.
A garbled reminiscence recalls a train departing with an old gentleman remarking on youth and fitness. The speaker charitably contends his endurance, while the elder Forrest-era voice notes the rapid pace of travel and aging.
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