23 Mar 1932
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1932
Page
1
C E McClure Auctioneer in Georgetown Ontario advertises estate, merchandise, and farming terms with contact by phone 86 5.
A patriotic verse by M. J. Ryan urges perseverance in work and learning. It extols steady daily effort, humility, and self improvement as paths to fame, noting merit grows with time. The message counsels rising with the morning sun and avoiding idle hands.
Five friends gather in support and cheer, understanding sorrow and offering steady aid. They stand as faithful, loyal companions, helping one another endure hopeless nights and build resilience. Will Hoey reflects on gold like friendship that endures tests and gives mutual strength.
A rector faces a crowded church where fashionably dressed attendees watch a tense scene. A groom pays a visitor to reveal truth about a bride while comments mix jealousy and scandal as money changes hands and a tremulous confession emerges amid the ceremony.
The fragment discusses rock gardening and the appeal of rock plants in urban areas with limited space. It notes charm of rock plants and contrasts with other plants, suggesting city dwellers seek hardy, low maintenance varieties for small gardens.
Ontario Legislature debates a balanced budget for 1932 with estimated revenue of 54.9 million and expenditures near 56 million. Provisions include 2.5 million for unemployment relief and a moratorium mechanism for municipalities defaulting on bonds. The session also merges railway and municipal matters under new oversight. Easter poem echoes amid political discourse.
The piece reflects on old time habits, criticizing mayonnaise, table scraps, and grandmothers handbags. It jokes about lipstick, cigarette cases, and boys asking for more, while noting syndicated worms and authorships and Adams Byrd references. It muses on marriage optics and defrosting Byrd.
The Haliton County Baseball League braces for a name shift to Halton Wentworth League with Acton Milton Georgetown Oakville as intercity clubs and additional teams from Bronns Burlington Campbellsville Elbride Waterdown Hamilton. The juvenile series adds two Oakville Acton Milton clubs and a separate junior series to include boys from the Juvenile series.
The article discusses a new gasoline tax and its impact as ownership groups and taxpayers face a one third revenue contribution. It outlines potential government uses and concerns over the measure's fairness and adequacy.
The text asserts two simple reasons to worry or not worry. If successful, nothing to fear. if not, worry about health and fate after life. It blends faulty phrasing to emphasize worry diminishes when outcomes are clear and self-evident. The end cites The Oliver Shield in Canada with a garbled author note.
The text asserts that Scholastic Economy intends to reduce grants for education and urges starting with higher-ups. It claims many participants in higher education, labeled UnicabiLe, should pay more for the privilege.
The piece argues the future life is real and approaching, with seer, scientist, and religionists agreeing preservation is the universal law. It cites Victor Hugo on feeling the life after death and Christian promise from Easter, John 14 19, that because He lives, we shall live.
A diet advice column promotes using diet to combat colds and ward off infection. It highlights Vitamin A rich foods like milk butter and certain fruits and notes whole grain options such as Shredded Wheat as part of balanced meals for all ages.
C N R demonstration trains aid farmers across Ontario and Saskatchewan with traveling colleges and agriculturalists. They promote improved stock feeding and management, clean seed use, soil limestone handling, and soil testing on site. About 30 000 farmers are reached. more than 10 000 matter fees are dealt with during on the spot visits.
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