Old Fashioned Nightcaps and Gambling Critique In Ontario
A fashion writer comments on old fashioned women’s nightcaps, noting saucy styles, while discussing moral views on gambling. The article compares government licensing for gambling to operators taking rake-offs, cites Ontario licensing practices, and describes Windsor’s police finding a hidden beer-brewing setup under a home with a buried vat.
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Tate
Foc Ganbling
Ontario
Pregars
World Lktoran
Health Notes on Preventing Illness and TB Screening
Health notes urge seeing a doctor regularly and maintaining winter health through nutrition sleep and warmth. They warn cold weather does not cause colds but emphasize ventilation and early TB detection with chest x rays as a cost saving public health measure.
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Canada
Still Under Kitchen Floor
Police uncover a fragmented report about a hidden stash beneath a kitchen floor with unclear connections to a local official and a partial description of evidence. The remark references Const. Max Avery in a murky, evolving case.
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Max. Avery
Newfoundland MP presses for a Canadian Coast Guard service
Newfoundland MP G F Higgins of St John’s East voices urgent support for creating a Canadian Coast Guard. He attacks current services as stupid and costly, urging action to protect Atlantic coastlines and the seafaring population amid pressures from seaboard provinces.
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Newfoundland
G.F. Higgins
St John's East
Labrador
Canada
Grand Banks
Higginsdil
Howe of Commons
United States Coast Guard
Higgins
Coast Guard
Seaboard
Tawa
What Does Unemployment Insurance Mean
An article explains unemployment insurance as shared costs among worker, employer, and government. It outlines eligibility, required insurable work, and how benefits depend on prior earnings and dependents, with examples of Joe and John.
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Unemployment Insurance Commission
Canada
John
Joe
National Employment Office
Benefit duration under unemployment fund described
The text explains weekly payments of 12.50 or 15.60 with dependents, noting benefits last about one fifth of the time contributed. It gives examples: five years of paying yields about one year of benefits, ten months yields about two months, and after exhaustion the worker must find insured employment to requalify.
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Joe
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