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"mar by Win Everett. editor oi’ the "ml/Md Daily Messenger on “like of the Norwood Theatre Editor Everett repre- mumu American Rm“ 0n Society l with the medal on their be- t °Y his exceptional bravery e1 Slimmer when during a severe "mill storm. and from the

able horses f. r llvesimih “cue Was made at the Sharon est- Hmln s! P. Kendall on WON ‘h iaron at the height of the ‘ - under and lightning storm i8 section “"9" i" Years.

young Home was noted by the Humane society and for the first time in the history oi Norwood, one of its citizens was chosen to be honored by the society. Mr. Everett, before pinning the medal on the breast oi Fred Horne, told the capacity crowd oi the youth's exploit and called attention to the fact that it Ls the first time in the history of the town that a real- dent, has been so honored. A: the mods] was pinned on his breast on behalf oi’ the Humane society. by Editor Everett tumultuous ap- plause broke forth from the Midi- ence and Freddie was called "P011 to make a speech. For several min- utes, with his lime wreathed wit-h smiles, the young hero faced the audience but the words Just W011i‘! not come and he smilingly mill! his departure with his WWW! medal which was well earnedeiiy o ‘ work inst summ . gogrdedrieigigiiliil. Horne referred W abwm whim parents are form" Islanders. was born in Norwood. l i» an can‘; "$22.21.: . [=8 . country" gflugflffi}. N31». Lemuel E. Home.

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.Ea&t Ham. England. has elect- od its first woman mayor. She is Mrs. Anne Taylor, aged 53. and once a maid servant. She had many plans for running the town and thinks that her domes- tio traininfl will be very iweiiii in conducting the oiiice of may- or. "1 shall have to do a areal deal of entertalnging," she said at her home in Iliord. Heine a d0- mestlo servant has tauaht me how to be a hostess. When l3 I started to work as a maid in a large house and I was determin- sdto learn all I could from my employers. I was always with wealth families and I think I learns more than I could have in any other job. I still do all my own cooking."

JUEILII WDMEN’! INSTITUTE ALBANY VILLAGE

The October meeting was he'd at the home oi Mrs. Harry Francis. with l1 members and 2 vlsllors present. The president Mrs. U. J.

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utes were passed as read. The dif- ferent committees gave their re- ports and new ones were appointed. School. Mrs. A. Nconan, Mrs. T. E. Noonan. Sick. Miss Garland.

Mrs. Bay Cameron. Program. Mrs. Wm. P. Cameron, Mrs. m. McLeod. Home entertaining. Mrs. Jas Johnston. TODlc for Roll call. a poem on Peace Questionarws on Peace and Home Economics to be considered.

It was moved and seconded that we pay the subscription to The la- land Crusader. also that the Teach- er's nianuel on- Nature study be procured. The president reported that a Girl's sewing club had been organized by Miss Rodd on October 1st. iindsr the leadership of Mrs. Jas. Johnston. It was decided to hold a concert in the near future instead of the annual supper. Mrs. McLeod. Mrs. Piiieaii with the teachers Miss Garland and Mr. Bouller to arrange program. As the topic for our meeting w»: Public Health and child welfare tho ouetinnnaries were dismissed. Mrs. A. Noomn giiveii two minute in": on the treatment of Eczema. Mrs Plneau gave a paper on children's

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disease. Extracts were read from the Island Omsador by Mrs. T. E. Noonari. Mrs. U. J. Pineau. and Mrs. U. P. Cameron. Mrs.

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After a dainty lunch by the hos- tess the meeting closed with the National Anthem

C. N. R. to Operate Medical Clinic

MONTREAL. Oct. 3G—Dl'. Louis P. Robert. medical examiner and epedemiologist oi the city health department. Montreal, has been appointed travelling medical ex- aminer for the Canadian National Railways. according to announce- ment mado by Dr. John lVlcCombe, chief medical officer. Dr. Robert will have charge oi a travelling clinic which will operate between Oliuwa and the farthest eastern point on the Canadian Naiionai

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Educated at the University oi Montreal. Dr. Robert took his de- gree in 1930 and joined the city health department siafl the same year. He afterwards took a posi- graduaie course in public health and hygiene at Johns Hopkins College. where he recelveti the certificate oi public health.

Miss Fanny Hurst, ‘veil known American author. has worked as a waitress and salesgirl and has made close studies o! tho stage and store. She also has parilcipated in civic movements and politics.

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Black Magio-libughi

Australia has started a clean-up ohsnrreiflv and black magic among the aborigines and has commh- sloned Sergeant M. Fawcett oi Wyndham to conduct it. The Dc- partment of Native Affairs issued the order following the placing of

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