Electric organ to aid first National Eucharistic Congress
The report notes Canada will host its first National Eucharistic Congress in Quebec with Northern Electric organ music. The Montreal manufactured Northern Hammond Organ will power services, claimed accurate tuning via electrical impulses. The piece cites 1800 such organs in use worldwide.
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Avignon
Quebec
Miles Tamisier
Tourine
France
Montreal
Canada
Northern Electric
Understanding X rays in medical diagnosis and limits
The Canadian Medical Association explains that X rays aid diagnosis but do not replace clinical examination. Doctors order special tests only when needed and interpret results with the overall patient evaluation. The piece emphasizes realistic use and limits of X ray technology and invites health questions by letter.
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Canadian Medical Association
College Street
Toronto
Herald Weekly Local and District News Roundup
A compact summary of key items from the Herald weekly edition covering local happenings in the district. It highlights notable events, public notices, community briefs, and updates of interest to residents and nearby communities.
Diplomas Awarded for Meritorious Agricultural Service
Ontario agricultural societies to honor unsung contributors by awarding one Agricultural Service Diploma per society each year. Nominees are investigated by a district director, then approved by the Ontario Association. diplomas signed by the president and secretary will bear a gold seal and be presented at a formal event.
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Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies
J. A Carroll
Toronto
Secretary of
Ontario Association
Agricultural Society
Carroll
Ontario Society
Birds as allies for farmers in protecting crops
The article explains how robins eat insects that harm fruit crops and only occasionally feed on cultivated fruit in June and July. It also highlights woodpeckers as forest conservationists for their drillings to reach woodboring larvae, and praises swallows for consuming many flying insects, urging farmers to encourage nesting by barns and providing mud and shelves.
Cabbage Maggot Control Guide for Home Gardens
Cabbage maggots attack cabbages cauliflower turnips and radishes. Adults are two winged flies whose eggs infest stems as European plum blooms. Control uses corrosive sublimate diluted in water with glass or wooden vessels, applied to stems and soil at three weekly intervals starting two to three days after planting.
New Bulletins on Poultry Disease and Potatoes
Ontario Department of Agriculture issues two new bulletins prepared by Ontario Agricultural College staff. One covers poultry diseases sanitation fumigation incubation nutritional and communicable diseases. The other discusses potato production varieties fertilization soil prep seed disinfection planting time depth harvest grading and storage with pest and blight control guidance. Copies available from Parliament Buildings Toronto.
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Ontario Department of Agriculture
O.A.C
Statistica and Publications Branch
Ontario
Department of Seass
Toronto
Ontario vegetable pests reveal June bugs harm study
The article notes that June Bugs or white grub adults damage foliage more than previously thought. Beetles fly at night and hide by day, defoliating birch oaks and walnuts. birds like robins feed on them, while jarring trees at night collects beetles for removal.
Ontario Crop Conditions Show Promising June Start
Ontario fields report a favorable early June for spring grains with 98 percent of normal growth and very even stands. Frost in late May limited some blossoms and early potatoes, while moisture remains good to excellent. new hay and clover pastures thrive, and fall crops near normal, though some alfalfa winter-kill occurred. Potato markets rise as Ontario stocks shrink. Irish seedings adjust with Katahdins replacing early plantings amid frost risks.
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Ontario
Hamilton
Toronto
Dundas
Burlington
Ontario County
Advertisements as Your Daily Buying Guide
A plea to readers to consult the paper’s ads before deciding on meals, travel, or shopping. The column argues ads cover everything from dinners to amusements and road trips, saving time, energy, and money, urging regular reading of both large and small ads.
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Annie Bird
Notice to creditors of Annie Bird widow deceased died April 9 1938 at Esquesing Halton Ontario. Claimants must send written particulars to Dale Bennett solicitors Georgetown andes take notice after July 16 1938 Wilfred Bird and Thomas Brownridge will distribute assets among those with proper notice and will not be liable for unnotified claims. Solicitors: Dale & Bennett Georgetown Ontario. Date June 13 1938.
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Esquesing
Halton
Ontario
Annie Bird
Wilfred Bird
Thomas Brownridge
Thomas Joseph Brownridge
Georgetown
Notice of Estate of Robert Waldie in Ontario
Notice is given for all claims against the late Robert John Waldie who died around May 20 1938 in Guelph Ontario to send names addresses and details by July 16 1938. Mary Waldie will distribute assets to those with valid notices and is not liable for those lacking notice. June 13 1938. Dale Bennett solicitors for Mary Waldie aunt.
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Robert One Waldie
Ay Talon
Robert John Waldie
Guelph
Wellington
Ontario
Mary Waldie
Georgetown
Dale & Bennett
Mary
Albert Tost
Halton
Carpenter
Barbara Tost
Saii
Estate of Albert Tost Probate Notice in Georgetown
Notice to creditors of Albert Tost deceased whose will Barbara Tost executrix of the estate. Claims must be filed in writing with full particulars by July 16 1938. Asset distribution follows after claims are settled. Solicitors for Barbara Tost provide details.
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