England by road and legend from a petrol restricted journey
The author describes travel within England under strict petrol rules from June 1 with government owned transport. He visits Stoke Poges, Amersham, Seer Green and Chalfont St. Giles, noting Gray’s Elegy inspired by Stoke Poges churchyard and Milton’s Paradise Lost at Chalfont St. Giles cottage, plus Quaker William Penn’s graves and the Jordan Meeting House. The piece highlights ancient churches, manor houses, and historic sites accessible by bus routes during the restrictions.
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England
Stoke Poges
Amersham
Thomas Gray
Tomep Tisha
Gray
Stoke’Poges
Wolfe
Quebec
Penn
William Penn
Pennsylvana
Jordans
Seer Green
Jordan Meeting House
Quakers
Society of Friends
Pennsylvania
Meeting
Pen
Hannah Penn
Milton
Chalfont St. Giles
John the Baptist
Salome
Banquet closes season at Grand Central with notable toasts
In 1903 Aug 19 issue Gilde records a season finale banquet at the Grand Central presided by Rev Geo Edmison. Toasts were replied by Haslam, Boulton, Bonnycastle, Thom, Rog x, Crerar, William, Watson, Thom, Bally, Schwalm, Kippan. Musical numbers by Beatty and Keay.
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Rooway Csv
Grand Central
Geo. A. Edmison
Mr. Haslam
L. Boulton
A. L. Bonnycastle
Jas. Thom
Dr. Rogx
T. A. Crerar
E. M. William
R. G. Watson
C. W. Thom
E. H. Bally
F. G. Schwalm
D. Ki
Finger Tip Infections Warn Against Finger Biting
Health authorities warn that biting fingernails and touching the mouth with objects like money paper pens and pencils can spread contagious diseases. Wash hands thoroughly before eating with plenty of soap to prevent infections and maintain personal cleanliness.
Milestone Historical Notes from Shellmouth and Russell
Five year ago officers and directors led the first Shellmouth Agricultural Society fair with W Stewart as president and A S Wallace as secretary treasurer. The town rested while many attended the Winnipeg stampede. Sixteen years later the Russell area required milk sale licenses and health officer consent. legal practice expanded in Inglis. and St Josephs Church blessing marked local growth.
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Shellmouth Agricultural Society
W. Stewart
R. W. Petterson
A. Gilchrist
A. S. Wallace
EC. Pagan
Fred Haas
T. McLennan
Geo. Busch
D. A. Goodbun
J. F. Bryant
J. Dugan
Geo. Leslar
J.lowenberger
Lars Smith
Winnipeg
St. Joseph's Church
Russell
Sinnott
Health and Eye Care Emphasized for Overall Health
Eye conditions may signal general illness such as diabetes or kidney trouble. Regular yearly eye exams are advised by health authorities, especially for those with extensive near vision work, to protect eyesight and maintain health.
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Wm. Penn
N. R. Park & Sons
Russell, Man
Russell Banner
Justus
The
Minneapolis Star
Gilde
John Davidson
Waddell
Dominion City School
Douglas
Ketchen
Ketchen-Wilson
Leighton- Bonnycastle
Roger- Tait
Elizabeth Vinnell
Glenn Keating
Silverton
C. Cameron
William Chester
Persorts
Russell Town
E. S. McQuarrie
Inglis
J.H. Baldwin
Mr. O'Neill
Auo
Russell School
Ly New Westinghouse
Sora Asher
Cuitar’s
Radio Electric Sales & Service
Massey
Fordson
E. C. Shepherd
John Deere Sales & Service
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