28 Oct 1931
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1931
Page
1
Poem urging charity to the poor and the dying, warning against delayed generosity. It contrasts hollow eulogies after death with timely help, urging readers to act now and aid a stricken friend before he is laid to rest.
Anse Hewitt and partner Jean Tatro defend a cleared fence trap against a pack of about forty wolves threatening a white tailed buck and elk during a harsh Minnesota winter. They use a innovative looping wire enclosure to encircle and kill wolves, sustaining injuries but saving deer and caribou from slaughter.
The Bible Society report titled Dust of Gold surveys global work and fundraising needs. It traces gold mining history as a metaphor for perseverance, notes Dr Heine the colporteur, and cites a Saskatoon inscription about agricultural resilience. The narrative weaves chapters like Treasure sought and found and Breaking open a shaft with quotes from Karl Barth and Job.
A garbled note warns of enormous sums and potential price increases tied to a large project. The fragment flags municipal plans and elasticity concerns, mentioning unemployment and ongoing financial pressure as a background context.
Captain W H Robson recounts a relief effort after Belizo's destruction. He notes scarce food and water, using ship’s resources to feed and shelter townspeople, with the Connector aiding recovery. He praises crew loyalty and describes evacuation to Jamaica for his wife and himself.
The first constitution for the Halton County Public School Musical Festival Association was drafted by a committee at the last annual meeting and endorsed with minor changes by the association. It was approved by each board and two members named by the board in town.
The piece argues that the home town dollar circulates through wage earners and merchants, fueling local businesses and civic progress. It emphasizes civic pride, community beauty, and the joint effort of residents who support local churches schools parks and stores.
A young preacher faces stage fright during a sermon in a church auditorium. After the service a woman she who smiled reveals she saw a hardened, older man in the young minister’s words and urged him to stay steadfast through life’s bitterness and temptations.
Text unclear and fragmentary. The readable portion notes a question about a death in the family with someone named Cather identified as the closest relative. No further context or outcome is provided.
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