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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1903
Page
2
The report notes heated debate over government privilege and negotiations with Mr Gainey, while Mr Harcourt shows support. Legislative sessions adjourn for three weeks as parties clash on the Hoor of the House and coal strike outcomes loom.
Mind Kate Kennedy engaged as substitute in Maynard Atin's department until the summer holiday. Committee recommended pay of seventy dollars for the term. Board mourns the death of member Mr Grindall and extends sympathy to his family.
A garbled report describes a daily tourist steamer or rail slupper from Chicago to Ran Francisco. Names like King Seoet and H King appear as agents amid unclear routes via Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Unity Pacille One. The piece references an undersea churacle and cultural position with dubious details.
The session featured heated debate over a royal commission and government actions. Key figures Mr. Gwynwy, Mr. Kernttan, Mr. Whitney, and Mr. Carnegie spoke on amendments and adjournment. A commission report and the April supply bill were discussed with votes and procedural moves, ending with an anticipated adjournment and potential royal commission action.
A review-filled piece highlights The Wealey bicentenary receiver Prowthonyt and Dew Farrar on The Boylnulogy of Methodlam. It notes Montreal Past and Present illustrated, The Tragedy of Martinique and The Bernd Tulande features, and Life of Bervice by Mill 8. B. Braddon. It praises Mrs Wigga of the Cabbage Patch and Lovey Mary, with vivid full-page illustrations from Canadian publishers.
The sermon by Rev John Seatl at the Methanstadt church amid an audience discussed the rise of Christian missions in Japan. He noted Japan’s church membership growing from eleven to over forty four thousand and praised children learning Christian ethics while missionaries work quietly across military and civic spaces. The event featured a concert by the choir, Sunday School activities, a report on missionary society work, and generous offerings with a forty percent increase expected.
Advertisement touts Dr Val Mates Plank Pill and Dr William Pink Pills as cures for spring fatigue and poor appetite. Mrs Catherine Johnston of Gardner Mines reports restored appetite and energy after use. References to other testimonials and locations appear throughout this damaged clipping.
Fragmentary text describes a figure named Myr Haneay from Loch AT involved in a trial. Mentions a move to No'won and a planned role at a place called WeGa Sphere with references to a future presidency and national matters. Text is garbled and incomplete.
An accident on a railway line near Georgetown resulted in severe injuries and the death of a worker, Levy McVeigh, on Saturday. The incident occurred when a track shifted as a train moved, causing crush injuries. Funeral arrangements were set, and the event prompted investigations by local doctors and authorities.
An open letter extols Thaby's Own Tablets for teething babies, claiming they prevent illness when used as directed. The testimonial asserts safety for newborns and notes a full guarantee, with postpaid ordering from Willams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. It includes a quotation from John Stuart Blackie.
Readable items include Crown Brand and John Bull pickles, 8 cans for 25c, Good Red Salmon and Columbia Salmon, Jelly jams and condiments, 2c to 25c price range, cereals like Cereal Coffee and Shredded Wheat, baking powder 2c, biscuits 10 varieties, sugar and flour products, soaps, tea blends, and fresh produce with prices per unit or per package, reflecting a midcentury shop window. The list emphasizes daily staples and special Saturday pricing for black tea and soap packs.
The Ontario Library Association announces its third annual meeting at the Canadian Institute Richmond Street Garonte featuring President Med Lington of the University of Poronta and discussions on public library duties. Calls for attendance go to all interested in library work, with demonstrations and teaching on library services and equipment.
Fragmentary text mentions a light run and best wind for a shopper. Advises caution before buying, noting attire and breathing gate before purchase.
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