Fapbous Last Words On A Train Track Incident
A garbled report describes a person muttering hazardous phrases while near a railway line. A passerby notes attempts to cross the track and a warning about the danger of a potential explosion.
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1928
Page
4
A garbled report describes a person muttering hazardous phrases while near a railway line. A passerby notes attempts to cross the track and a warning about the danger of a potential explosion.
Prize list from Halton County W C T U shows winners across Essay Middle School Poster and Public School divisions with names such as Ted Lawrence Frank Cook Barbara Guthrie Clarence Brownridge Ariel Summers May Bruce Tony Lavalle Audrey Heatley and Barbara Guthrie among Acton Milton Omagh Trafalgar No 4. The items include monetary awards and placements. A humorous ad claim about advertising cost contrasts with a Life Insurance payoff.
The passage extols Red Rose tea for its finer flavor and remarkable strengths, claiming it offers superior purity and satisfaction after a game compared with other brands.
Health notice from the Canadian Medical Association urges free, ready access to scarlet fever and diphtheria antitoxins to save lives. It warns that every hour’s delay endangers children and that prompt treatment greatly reduces serious damage. Questions about health will be answered by letter. diagnosis and treatment questions will not.
Canada’s Georgian Bay islands lure outdoor lovers with pine covered shores and abundant sportfishing for black bass, muskie, and lake trout. Accessible by train from Toronto in five hours, the region offers cottages hotels and steamer service with full tourist information available through Canadian National Railway agents.
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