Oakville Trustees Endorse Clergy Education Plan
At Oakville meeting trustees agreed to a clergy education plan. Trustee G Thornton favored the idea while PF Pul Rem urged adoption of the suggestion. The motion passed unanimously and takes effect on September 2.
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Oakville
G. Thornton
PF. Pul- Rem
Cergy
Poisonous Mileweeds Noted With Poisonous Range
A fragment notes mileweeds some poisonous and two to three inches long. It mentions Asclepias virticillata as the botanists name and hints at weed like leaves. It also promotes Herald advertising reaching over 1,000 homes weekly in Halton.
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The
Herald
Halton
Photography Bridges Hobbies For Outdoor Enthusiasts
Outdoor lovers find photography complements hunting fishing hiking golf and other activities. Compact cameras enable quick jotting of trip and sport events, recording camps trails wildlife and lessons for later review on home screens.
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Partic Jar
Sportantin
Jagt Geralt
Hanter
Yiddish Language Origins and Global Spread
A writer in the Indianapolis News explains Yiddish as a Low German dialect shaped by Slavic and Hebrew influences. It developed among German Jews who settled in Poland and Russia, becoming an international tongue with 70 percent German, 20 Hebrew, and 10 Slavic vocabulary and a rich 19th century standardization and literature.
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Rhineland
Germany
Poland
Russia
Europe
Indianapolis News
Fireplace Screens From Royal Palaces Through the Ages
A study traces fireplace screens from medieval royal palaces to Victoria era homes. Edward II materials set the courtly standard, Henry VII inventory lists four purple tubed skins with silk and silver. Elizabethan embroidery grows, with Tudor and Jacobean motifs giving way to Italian, Oriental, and French influences through Georgian and Victorian tastes.
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Edward II
Alice R. Rollins
Los Angeles Times
Elizabeth
Victoria
Charles II
George II
Queen Victoria
Flag Etiquette and Half-Mast Traditions
The article notes that flag use is governed by custom not law, with civilian regulations in the 1923 Flag Code. It explains half-mast as mourning practice and the ritual of first raising the flag to the top then lowering to the middle.
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Army
Navy
National Americanism Commission
the American Legion
Wives as Property and the Ring Tradition
The piece traces wedding rings from ancient times when wives were seen as property, notes pagan origins and early Christian sanction in the eleventh century, and explains the left hand third finger belief linking a heart nerve. It cites London Answers as a source on ancient rings found in Egyptian tombs.
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London Answers Magazine
Egypt
Last Words of Mrs Baxter Revealed in Broad Sheet News
In 1681 Richard Baxter published a broad sheet of Mrs Baxter's last words after her death. The item sold well, prompting a second broad sheet titled a tenal But Rev Baxter. A handwritten note claimed Mrs Baxter did not say anything else.
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England
Richard Baxter
Lumbago Patients Report Relief From Kruschen Salts
A reader recalls belated relief from back pain after taking Kruschen Salts daily. An adviser explains lumbago and rheumatism respond to a combination of mineral salts that aid stomach liver kidneys and digestion.
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Os Ronson
C.B
Curing Brayton Stacks With Nine Foot Stakes In Ontario
A simple hay curing device using a nine foot stake with a cross-bar is effective in Northern Ontario. The stake is planted upright and hay coils are built up on it, improving drying and preventing mould. About forty stakes are needed per acre for a good crop.
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Ontario
E. T. Goring
Dominion Experimental Station
Kapuskasing
Keene Named to Command Lorne Scots at Brampton
Lieut. Col. L Keene is appointed to command the Lorne Scots Peel Dufferin and Halton Regiment in Brampton Ontario. He succeeds Lieut Col G M Fitzgerald transferred to the regiment reserve depot.
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L. Keene
Lorne Scots
Peel. Dufferin and Halton
Brampton
Ont
Department of National Defense
G. M. Fitzgerald
Cheese Factories Act Information Request Outreach
The Dairy Products Division Market Service of the Dominion Department of Agriculture in Ottawa invites inquiries on provisions of the Cheese and Cheese Factories Improvement Act. Send details of the information sought to obtain guidance or assistance under the act.
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Dairy Products Division Market Service
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
T C A Winnipeg Hangar to Be Biggest in Canada
The Trans-Canada Airlines hangar at Winnipeg will be the largest clear span hangar in Canada after extensions finish. Chief architect Joan Schofield says the new hangar will feature a 190 foot by 27 foot clear door span.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Joan Schofield
Canadian National Railways
A Prayer From The Family Circle Verse
A brief devotional verse by T Davis in The Family Circle asks for humility and integrity. It contemplates a child’s faith in the speaker and a dog’s reverence, urging the speaker to stay worthy and fearless to preserve dignity in the eyes of both child and animal.
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T Davis
Ontario industry footed nearly 130 million for Workmen's Act
R B Morley of the Industrial Accident Prevention Associations reports that from the act's start to 1939 Ontario industry covered about 130 million dollars in compensation and medical aid payments. He adds an estimate that four times this amount has been lost in additional costs and personal hardship.
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R. B. Morley
Industrial Accident Prevention Associations
Ontario
Nine Per Cent Immigration Rise in Canada Fiscal Year
A report shows a nine percent increase in immigration for the fiscal year ended last March. Total arrivals were 17,126, up from 15,043 the previous year, with British 3,375, United States 6,663, and other countries 6,726. German refugees from Czechoslovakia are expected to raise totals further, with about 1,500 farming families anticipated.
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A Oe Snr
Dominion
United States
Csechoslovakia
Canada
Black Widow Bites Rarely Fatal When Irritated
The Dominion Entomological Laboratory reports the black widow spider is not arousing panic but bites mainly when irritated. It ventures from webs defending egg-sacs. bites may be serious but rarely fatal in healthy people. Place and care instructions follow with iodine and medical advice.
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Alberta
H. L. Seamans
Dominion Entomological Laboratory
Lethbridge
Dominion Entome Laboratory
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Unknown Warrior tale echoes Italy's anti Jewish decrees
A late night sentry at Palazzo Venetia stops a muddy uniformed figure claiming to be the Unknown Warrior. The voice declares I am a Jew, provoking a sardonic response on fascist decrees that spark widespread unpopularity in Italy.
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Rome
Palazzo Venetia
Victor Emmanuel Memorial
Italy
Sunday Times
London
Treasurer's Sale of Land for Taxes Esquesing Township
Notice from the Treasurers Office Halton Ontario that lands in Esquesing Township are offered for sale for unpaid taxes and costs. The release lists the notional dates from 1939 to 1999 and states copies of the land list are available at the treasurer's office.
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Esquesing
George Leslie
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