03 Oct 1928
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented OCR text shows daily running times and notes such as morning and afternoon slots. It references specific times like 7.38 a.m. and 1.435 p.m. with unclear descriptors and mentions daily runs with exceptions on certain days.
Directory entry lists Dr W. Paul physician and medical officer of health in Esquesinic Township with tour hours 3 to 4 and 7 to 8 pm and Bain Street residence opposite Presbyterian Church. Also listing Dr W Watson dentist and Dr Heath in Georgetown with Central Office in Lane Block hours 9 am to 6 pm.
An Australian newspaper fragment from the Sydney Bulletin hints at a poetic tale of loneliness, fear, and secrecy with lines about a man, a woman, and whispers at dusk. The text shows fragmentary phrases and stylized imagery suggesting a narrative of desire and risk amid marginal dialogue.
The National Council of Women seeks a $200000 foundation fund to support its network of Local Councils across fifty towns and cities. It highlights past achievements in nurse training school health inspections parental guidance and legal reforms while urging a stable national headquarters and delegate exchanges to advance education industry and recreation.
Health service urges immediate medical attention for any abdominal pain in children or adults. Early appendicitis symptoms include central pain, nausea, vomiting, and later right lower quadrant tenderness. Purgatives are harmful. prompt operation offers best recovery chances. contact a physician urgently. Questions to the Canadian Medical Association will be answered by letter.
A jumble of phrases liken everyday scenes to trips and outdoor experiences. Vivid images describe home surroundings as vacations with ruts, Grand Canyon likeness, pantry shelves, and camping vibes in an odd, stream of consciousness style.
A couple discusses harmony and fault in their relationship. A stenographer records snippets of a conversation noting miscommunication and one partner’s claim of fault when problems arise. The text includes unclear lines about dreams and night experiences.
Prize results from the Esquesing Fair at Georgetown report numerous cattle and horse classes. Winners include Lowrie and Dolson entries in brood mares, colts, and harness events, plus George Wheeler & Sons and McKinnon family in cattle and sheep divisions. Species cover Shorthorns, Holsteins, Jerseys, pigs, and sheep with multiple sweepstakes awarded.
A reflective column contrasts famous leaders and modern drivers on speaking versus thinking. It cites Lincoln Grant Washington Coolidge and a periodical writer on the value of restraint, quick perception, and steady nerves amid speeding machines and emergencies.
The fragment discusses a man who helps against obligations and the moral gap between helping and meeting duties. It notes the deadbeat line grows thornier yet flourishes, hindering honest citizens.
Halton County Fair at Milton last Saturday showcased ideal weather and strong attendance. Milton Old Boys from Hamilton and nearby areas entered matches and livestock for the horse and harness events. Notable participants included W. Creak G. Fidler J. Robertson and W. Bessey with results in show classes and a large purse for the trot or pace events, highlighting Irene Private De Healop Tony Peter and Jon McGregor among others.
Stewarttown residents note the Women’s Institute October meeting. New school teacher Miss McKay of Ballinsfad is welcomed and staying with Mr. and Mrs. Waller Lawson. Miss Heatrice Peden and Miss Mildred Paden visited local families, while Mrs. J. Br. returned from Toronto.
Fragmentary text notes a death involving an unnamed individual. No clear identifiers, dates, or locations are readable. Further context is unavailable from the provided material.
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