20 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 20, 1935
Page
1
The text describes changes in domestic practice and grading policies for foods like butter, poultry, honey, sugar, and syrups. It notes a shift toward selling by grade under a department standard, framing it as a new approach that affects household shopping and prices.
Fragmentary poem lines evoke dawn, rain, wind, night, and faith. It voices prayers for joy, friendship, guidance, and hope, with scattered phrases about love, songs, and sunny ends. The garbled text references God, journeys, and common muses.
In Ottawa in 1634 Hughie Cleaver says plans for a costly post office exceed authorized funds. A single story building of about 915500 is approved after public works backs revised plans. Tender calls follow and earlier two story estimates are deemed extravagant.
The report notes a mother and her two baby daughters born on a train during the expansion of early railways. It recalls that in sparsely settled times, births aboard trains before medical aid were not uncommon as trains moved people quickly to aid.
Roapy, a struggling man with a wife and child, nears a criminal corner as a hulking partner and a Broadway hustler entice him into a theft plan. He pockets about twenty dollars and seven ten‑dollar notes after a tense decision, then walks away to avoid joining the scheme.
Canadian voters showed a record turnout with ballots cast as provinces and parties report. The source notes unprecedented participation and references official compilations in the press the day after the election, highlighting local civic engagement and widespread turnout.
A discussion in Ottawa centers on unemployment relief facing provinces and individuals. Officials note 1) rising relief costs and looming budget strains, 2) the need for coordinated federal provincial action, and 3) looming reforms including unemployment insurance, the eight hour day, and minimum wage proposals. Canada eyes new trade moves with the United States and Japan while reshaping cabinet roles and oversight.
A report notes a new low for Canada's Myvanist Man. He lay near the sidewalk when another man rushed over to ask if it was his wallet. The description implies a minor disturbance or confrontation without further detail.
The Aracunt Creamery butter production in Canada from January to September 1035 reached Hpounds, up from 101,356,604 ge gy per LY par cent. The report notes quality remains highly regarded compared with the previous year.
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