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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1939
Page
2
Local weekly paper outlines subscription rates and rates for notices and ads. Legal notices and small classified ads priced per line, memorials and poetry charged, and display rates available on request. Liability limit stated for errors. printing services advertised.
The passage ponders aging as a guaranteed fate with concerns about poverty and dependence. It contrasts planned future needs with fear of old age and death, highlighting a man who fixes on life’s continuums and the dread of losing security in later years.
Poem contemplates the enduring presence of loved ones who pass away. It asserts they are not lost but live on in memory and in the lives they touched. The verses celebrate enduring immortality through influence, light, and the God they believed in.
A poem where a narrator confesses lack of time for God amid daily chores. A vision appears of One who stands beside the chair and accompanies the day from tasks to leisure, leading to a realization to make time for God each day.
A man's prayer seeks time honored measurement, conscience at night, a safe home free of violence, fair work, and honesty at the dinner table. He asks to avoid tainted money, to judge others fairly, to cherish his wife and children, and to face death with dignity and quiet reflection.
The article surveys willows across cultures and eras, noting their literary presence from Virgil to Shakespeare and their healing lore from Culpeper. It highlights the many species in Canada, hybridization, and the willow’s historical uses, including baskets and furniture, with mentions of pollarded willows and the “weeping willow” as a famed variant.
The guide advises using a wire mesh basket for collecting eggs and cooling them in a cool place such as a cellar rather than crates. Cooling is crucial to qualify for Grade A. crates offer poor circulation, causing slower cooling and potential downgrading as the egg white weakens and graders judge lower grades.
The Neighborhood Workers Association of Toronto recounts a city country home plan begun twenty years ago to place city youngsters with rural hosts for summer. Last summer 1,159 children benefited, with reforms guiding placements within 150 miles of Toronto and host family cooperation across Ontario.
The United Church Conference will not billet delegates next year as congregations no longer host visiting clergy. Once a community event with ministers staying in homes and sharing meals, billeting reflected broader social ties. Modern changes shrink spare rooms and travel costs, signaling a shift in religious life.
A playful affectionate note uses bakery puns to woo a sweetheart. The writer compares love to dough rising and baking terms, proposing marriage and a shared life with puns about bread and pastries. The tone is light and humorous with phrases like waffle cute and doughnut refuse me.
Train times listed for CN R timetable in standard time. East bound schedules include passenger and mail departures at 6.16 pm 10.08 am 9.40 am and 8.31 pm Sundays. Westbound runs show 6.06 pm 6.45 pm 11.19 pm. North south services also noted with 8.45 am 6.52 pm and other daily patterns.
King and Queen enjoyed a train ride in the leading engine of a triple header during their Canadian Pacific Westward tour. Engineers Rutherford and Lea of locomotive 6919 assisted as W. M. Neal and H. B. Bowen discussed the mighty 900 class Selkirks, 728,000 pound engines delivering 5,000 horsepower and capable of moving 1,050 tons up steep grades.
A fragment notes poultry at the Dominion Experimental Farms raised in sterile conditions. It mentions germ free, disease control and methods, with unclear further details due to OCR damage.
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