Weather Forecast From Ontario Sage for 1927
B Bowes of Ontario presents a year long forecast with monthly notes. January mild and calm then winds and snow. February very cold. March strong winds with snow. April calm warm dry. May warm dry then winds with rain frost and snow. June to December warm dry and calm. September winds rain and frost. October mild then wind storm. November mild then cold winds frost and possible snow. December stormy with winds rain snow and low temps. Alliston Ontario Herald.
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Marco
McGrath Named Deputy Minister of Justice
The Gazette announces the appointment of James J. McGrath as Deputy Minister of Justice replacing the late P. J. Summers. McGrath, principal of McGrath McGrath and Furlong, studied law with Sir William Whiteway and the Hon. Mr. Justice Johnson, and is praised as well qualified for the post.
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James J. McGrath
P. J. Summers
K.C
McGrath
McGrath, McGrath and Furlong
William Whiteway
Justice Johnson
Kingsley Praise Text
Excerpt notes a devotional line praising eternal praise to God from all creation including sun stars clouds beasts and birds with thanksgiving for His glory
Candles and Hoses Remain in Historical Contemplation
A reflection on ancient lighting and firefighting tools noting future generations may ponder their use a millennium from now while forgetting their appearance and function.
Dodd’s Kidney Pills Relieve Back Pain and Pimples
Mr I Barnes of Fortune Bay Mid Feb writes that after taking twelve boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills his bad back and facial pimples disappeared. He now keeps a box on hand and uses them to stay well. The note links kidney health to improved energy and circulation.
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Mr. I. Barnes
Dodd
Fortune Bay
Spec
Mr. Barnes
Blessing to People of Advanced Years Gin Pills Claim
Elder Tam aged 72 testifies to relief from kidney and bladder pains after using Gin Pills purchased via National Drug & Chemical Co of Canada. Ad claims prompt relief for seniors with urinary troubles and urges readers to buy at their druggist for 56 cents.
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Tam
National Drug & Chemical Company of Canada, Limited
Toronto
Canada
Sir Austen Chamberlain and the swift eyeglass trick
Geneva correspondent notes Sir Austen Chamberlain at the League of Nations council. He toggles from monocle to horn rimmed glasses in a fraction of a second while reading, keeping his speech steady and eyes unfazed as the eyewear shifts unseen. The trick impresses observers amid formal discussion.
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Geneva
New York Herald -Tribune
Austen Chamberlain
Council of the League of Nations
Respectability as a Moral Benchmark in Society
A philosophical reflection asserts respectability equals avoidance of pleasure seeking that might attract scrutiny. It argues social virtue hinges on restraint and propriety rather than open indulgence, challenging readers to examine personal standards and public image.
New President Notes Trade Totals and Cod Industry Shifts
John Meehan as New President of the Board of Trade highlights the 1925 totals with imports at 27,522,305 and exports at 27,563,213. Cod fishery yields 1,470,000 quintals and cod liver oil production grows from 77,000 gallons in 1925 to 320,000 in 1926.
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John Meehan
Board of Trade
Progress at Hampden by International Paper Co
Hampden grows with a 40000 dollar dam and modern shipping facilities. Workers from coastal areas toil on contracts with good wages. A large winter cut is planned as the town nears completion with orderly streets and a full sewer system. A hospital for twelve is run by Dr Creel Man with his wife and Miss Gills.
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Hampden
Internaional Paper Co
Creel Man
Visitor Questions Herkunft as Ruler of Home
A brief exchange where a visitor asks the speaker their origin and the reply declares no land of origin, claiming sovereignty over their own residence. The dialogue centers on identity and belonging without geographic ties.
Golfless Groom Says He Marryied Before The Game
The speaker recalls her husband loved golf after their marriage and jokes that she was lucky he wed before being introduced to the sport. He claimed he would have faced a change in life if golf had entered earlier.
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Lucky
Angler Spins Tall Tale of Fish and Boat Slip
An angler at the club regales listeners with a yarn about catching the biggest fish ever and being pulled from the boat. He insists he merely fell on the fish, dismissing a nasty wetting.
Parcel Wraps and Cigars Prompt a Retro Exchange
A mother asks for a small brown paper to wrap a parcel while a father offers a rolled cigar as a ready wrap, illustrating a domestic, old time exchange.
Friend Doctor Exchange About Coping With High Cost
A humorous exchange shows a friend asking how to manage living costs and a surgeon replying by cutting out something, highlighting a witty take on expense control.
Blessings from God Valued Like Sight to a Blind Man
Quotation on valuing daily blessings from God and praising Him rather than taking them for granted. It asks what a blind man would give to see rivers meadows and fountains, attributed to Izaak Walton.
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Izzak Walton
London tramcar pause and a gentleman's concern
Two men sit in a crowded London tramcar. One notices the other's eyes closed and asks if he is well. The reply is that he is all right but he does not want to see ladies standing.
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London
Bill
Mrs Weds for Love Not Cooking, Excuse Given
Dialogue shows Mrs W asking why she was chosen and Mr W replying he needed an excuse. She doubts motives over cooking skills while he defends the decision as necessary.
Tiny 29 HP Plane Flies Over the Alps
A small aircraft with 29 horsepower recently crossed the Alps reaching about 14 000 feet in altitude. The feat showcases early aviation progress and bold experimentation by pilots amid challenging mountain conditions.
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Alps
Lantern to Crown 25-Story Providence Building
A 25 story Providence building will rise with a massive lantern atop its tower. The lantern’s light is planned to be visible across three states, marking a bold civic landmark.
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Great Merasheen Harbour
Providence
Judge Corrects Counsel On Public House Visit
The attorney begins with a hypothetical line about seeing the lord in a public house. The judge interjects to provide a correction and steer the exchange back to the matter at hand.
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Counsel
Mineral license holders urged to send reports to department
The Department of Agriculture and Mines in St John's Newfoundland asks mineral license holders to forward geological reports, assay results, and other documents to 381 John's Street, St. John's. The notice is dated December 3, 1926.
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W.C Winsor
Marine & Fisheries
Department of Marine & Fisheries
St. Tobn’s
Newfoundland
Dept. of Agri. & Mines
John’s
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Ontario
Appi
Jeny
Alliston, Ont
Herald
Charles Kingsley
Sir Austin’s
DR. Wood
Merasheen Placentia Bay
Blundon
Sir Charles Hamilton
Blundon’s Island
W.S. W
Canon Island
W. C. Winsor
Perry Davis
Davis & Lawrence CO
New York
Montreal
Y. J McGrath
St John’s
LIGHT
Indian Head, St. George’s
Lot
Indian Head
Wwe C
Winsor
W. J. Walsh
Agriculture & Mines
Mennen
the Twillingate Fire Insurance Co. Ltd
the Twillingate Fire Insurakice Co. Ltd
P.E. Moores, Sec’y Treas
FORD
A.E. Hickman CO. Ltd
Ford Sales & Service
St. John’s
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