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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
2
The Georgetown Herald lists subscription rates at 1.50 per year in advance with 50c extra for U S residents and 3c for single copies. It details advertising rates for legal notices and readers and notes liability limits for errors unless corrected by the advertiser. 3 M Moore, Publisher.
Poem by Douglas Malloch reflects resilience amid hardship. The speaker rejects dwelling on past sorrows and accepts the present moment as a small celebration despite ongoing troubles. The verse contrasts rain and gloom with a positive outlook.
The Annual Survey of Education in Canada notes governments run extensive agricultural education outside schools and many short courses for farmers and families. Provincial rural boarding schools and agricultural clubs exist, with Ontario leading in agricultural high school enrollment and several provinces offering varied agricultural instruction across regular curricula.
Nan reflects on class and fortune as Arabella, daughter of a rich family, marries a neighboring town’s doctor. Once neighbors and playmates, their lives diverge after fortunes soar for Arabella’s family while Nan’s lineage loses its former wealth. The story contrasts privilege and hardship in a single society.
Nan mourns her father's death from typhoid while watching Arabella marry Jim and enjoy luxury. Nan, teaching and supporting her mother, finds solace when Don proposes moving toward marriage next June with a ring of dreams. The scene shifts from grief to hopeful engagement as Nan debates her future.
International Uniform Sunday School Lesson from July 3 1938 explores Joshua leaders faith and nation. It contrasts Moses and Joshua roles and urges strong commitment to serve the Lord with emphasis on religious unity and personal decision.
A farmer within 100 miles of Edmonton Alberta writes to a company he insured with asking what Social Credit means. He says he has read about it but feels dizzy and stuck, believing only his personal credit earned by 38 years of square dealing matters. He asks for clarification.
The text notes Ottawa has the highest per capita relief costs among 18 Ontario cities and suggests Ottawa residents expect grand measures, referencing the Rideau Hall line as a playful comparison to a grandiose relief response.
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