31 May 1922
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary text lists a physician and surgeon with street addresses in Georgetown and Rome, mentions a hospital in Orceta and a Grace House, plus a phone number and street names. The readable items indicate a health office location and contact details rather than a full narrative.
A 1922 Herald verse humorously instructs a man to bear misfortune without swearing. It offers scenes from waking at night to hammering a nail, restraining profanity, and calmly facing disasters to master a calm, polite golf ethic. The piece mocks self control as a path to success.
Describes a perfect Algonquin Park summer with cool nights and serene lakes under northern stars. Encourages visiting the park to breathe the air and view its beauty, as a gateway via Grand Trunk Railway. An illustrated booklet about the region is available free from Grand Trunk Ticket agents or C E Horning in Toronto.
A historical call urging citizens to buy locally to strengthen town commerce. It argues that supporting neighborhood merchants keeps goods available, lowers overall costs, improves streets and tax funds, and sustains services, schools, and public institutions. Local spending is linked to thriving communities and property values.
Stewarttown received the Esquesing Women's Institute shield for the school with the highest points at the School Pair event held last fall. Stewarttown pupils also earned medals for top individual scores with Gerry Lawson first, Francis Thompson second, and Peroy Illy third.
One of the district’s largest funerals followed the laying to rest of Miss Bertha May of Milton at Hornby Presbyterian Cemetery. The service at the Esquesing home of her sister Mrs. Thomas Douglas drew many friends. the Milton Methodist Sunday School class attended. Survived by three brothers and a sister, she was 49 and died at Guelph Hospital.
Nelson observes the hundredth anniversary of St Pauls Church congregation with June 11 to 18 events. Four former pastors are expected to attend and special services will be led by Rev J W MacNammara and Rev J P McQuarrie.
Discussion in the House of Dominions highlights underuse of Dominion Agriculture testing for milk and cream herds. By 1919 two years after first test, nopasteurized milk sales may be banned unless inspectors confirm no reactors. Inspections to test dairy cows would be sent to the concerned towns.
Mrs Wa Fendley died at Guelph Hospital Tuesday morning. Daughter of the late Edward Dale of Brampton, she lived there most of her life and was a Grace Methodist member. Survived by sons James Saskatoon Frank George Harold and Douglas and daughters Mrs R Williams and Margaret, plus brothers Edward Thomas William and four sisters. Funeral details pending. Cassidy's Worke Ltd. advert follows.
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