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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
7
A collage of early 20th century ads and notes from Bray Hatchery Acme Direct Sales Toronto hair goods and North American goods. Includes Bray chicks offers Toronto以及 Hamilton Ont hair goods shops quit tobacco remedies and a race game promotion with 6 entries per card.
Kingsville naturalist Jack Miner uses metal tagged banded birds to spread Scripture among Indians and Eskimos in the Hudson Bay area. The birds relay verses that guide missionary work, aid migration studies, and provoke local Sabbath worship.
The University of Toronto will assemble the skeleton of a dinosaur for the Educational Pavilion at the Canadian National Exhibition. The dinosaur, currently at the Royal Ontario Museum, will be prepared with cooperation from Dr. L. S. Russell and university authorities. W. J. Dunlop leads the university display and plans a live animal exhibit from the Biology department.
A humorous column collects jokes and quips about public speaking misfires, odd classified ad meanings, aging, tailoring quirks, and a book returned from a friend’s shelf amid playful reflections on manners and everyday mishaps.
The narrator rejoices at the book's return and plans to rebind it. A claim is made that more Spanish guitars are sold in Hawaii than Hawaiian guitars, while a local danger-tale mentions a hanging outside a tree with blunt regional bravado.
Ontario teachers and the National Fitness Campaign urge systematic health programs in secondary schools. The note argues many Ontario students are under par mentally and physically, lacking nurses and inspections, with over 120000 adolescents in need of better health measures to lead the nation in the coming decades.
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