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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
1
A wartime moral poem portrays a Cheatinga-like nation facing hardship. It speaks to a brave man going to battle and a loyal woman enduring separation awaiting his safe return. The piece urges honor, restraint, and a clean name for the loved one left behind.
The Halton and Wentworth Teachers Institute held its annual meeting at Oakville on Friday afternoon. Hon. Ma. Justice W. R. RiddelH addressed the League of Nations and support from the Canadian branch was indicated. Local officials welcomed attendees and various educators presented on manual training, curriculum, and teaching methods across multiple schools and communities.
A Sunday evening collision near Guelph Road left Ospringe resident Mr Leslie Webb with injuries after a glare prevented spotting a northbound car. Bihel Howell, 22, was killed near Oakville while being towed by a car driven by Huab Walton. An inquest is set for October 15 as Coroner Page and Dr Chisholm confirmed death by fractured skull.
A totally blind man in Georgetown has developed an extraordinary memory, claiming to know the length of U S presidential terms, English kings, and Toronto mayors. He uses a four-date mental calendar to organize history, reads Braille, types, and even plays cribbage and 500. He attributes his skill to cultivation and constant mental exercise despite total darkness.
Ex Premier E C Drury urges halt to radial railway construction amid Ontario debate. Grass grows on rails as Dominion Power tears up tracks. Toronto may abandon Newmarket to Schomberg line. Independent commission faced sharp condemnation yet cost was modest. Ontario nears $100 million in electric line plans without execution.
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