Ontario newspaper mergers shrink twice daily coverage
The Toronto Daily Star editorial notes major Ontario consolidations including Sarnia Canadian Observer Galt Reporter Woodstock Sentinel Review and Welland Port Colborne Tribune bought by Roy H Thomson. It laments loss of dual daily papers in Ontario towns and the reduced frequency of farm weeklies and reading material.
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Toronto Daily Star
Wich
Ontario
Sarnia Canadian Observer
Galt Reporter
Woodstock Sentinel Review
Welland-Port-Colborne Tribune
Roy H. Thomson
Timmins Press
A. D.mckenzie
Allan Holmes
Toronto
Ottawa
Star
July Fourth Reflections on Anglo American Unity and Freedom
The author contrasts past British suspicion of Yankees with present wartime harmony between Britain, Canada, and the United States. It lauds peaceful border relations, celebrates shared language and customs, and asserts Old Land ties and global brotherhood shaping the United States.
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United States
Flere
United States of America
Canada
New Budget Brings Relief Some What With No Tax Increase
The article notes the incoming budget eases worry with no tax increases and ends compulsory savings, encouraging voluntary investments. It highlights continued support for war saving stamps and war funds, while tariffs on US farm machinery are removed aiding farmers. It cautions about stockpiled parts and future budget study, and hopes future conditions improve and spending supports constructive aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Haymaking progress and the old days debated
The piece notes haymaking with modern machines versus the old scythe, aiming to store fodder for animals through winter. It draws a moral about saving and planning, parallels workers saving for a rainy day, and ends with a story about a farmer whose son helps polish hay.
Raising the Health Standard in Restaurants
A survey of several restaurants deemed to use superior cooking explored how individuals can raise health standards locally. The discussion framed health as a community and national concern and suggested practical avenues for improvement.
Community unity urged to drive Orone growth
A letter from Orone Ont dated July 11 1944 urges citizens to back local projects through teamwork rather than relying on a few leaders. It stresses participation by all and cites a saying about the faithfulness of many. A later wartime policy note outlines a Canada wide child support payment plan, detailing monthly sums by age and family size, intended to boost purchasing power and stimulate farm and factory demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orone
Canada
Dominion
Canada to begin family allowances in July 1945
Details of a major social reform show family allowances based on the number of children under 16. The plan has been presented to Parliament with July as the start date for the program.
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Canada
Vitamin losses in cooked vegetables discussed at conference
A survey shows average losses during cooking of 45 percent for ascorbic acid and 35 percent for thiamin in vegetables. Water discarded and standing time before serving reduce vitamin intake to about one quarter of the original content. Dr. Davidson notes diet may boost disease resistance and aid treatment, prevention, and possible cures.
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Canadian Medical Association
Ottawa
Davidson
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Seven tube Philco table radio for sale
Pre conditioned and checked seven tube Philco table radio in good finish. Well cared for by C. B. Tyrrell of Orono.
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Philco
C. B. Tyrrell
Orono
Guerney
Dominion
Local Implement Dealer Offers Rakes and Wagons
Clarke Carl Todd announces a new 10 foot rake and new steel wheel wagon with skeins and scufflers. Also available used steel wheel wagon and rake. Contact Phone 15 20 for details.
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Clarke
Carl Todd
Orono a Singing Name Evokes Community Pride
In a Sunday Neighborly News broadcast Andy Clark recited a beloved poem about Canadian place names, praising Orono for its musical sound. Letters to W J Riddell from overseas servicemen mention Orono fondly, with locals noting the name’s welcoming, singing resonance for readers and former residents alike.
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Andy”Clark
Andy
Orono
W. J. Riddell
1.C.C.F
Prize winning radio game brings modest cash to local woman
Local interest rose last Wednesday when a resident was named on the Treasure Trail programme by the Wrigley Company and correctly answered a Canadian geography question. She earned one hundred and two dollars, sparking thoughts on luck, risk, and the appeal of games of chance versus steady work and saving.
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Wrigley Company
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