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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Apr 07, 1932

Page

3

Wreck of the Westport Tests Boat Owners Resolve

Bruce Maclean and Robert Deering face ruin after the Westport runs aground at Rocky Point shoal. Jean Deering rescues the sloop’s crew with the Blue Nose, prompting a perilous rescue and ending a bitter feud as Jean’s daring and faith aid a return to friendship.

Hochy Biter Point Shoal Bruce Portsmouth Seaport Bob Deering Robert Deering Westport Bruce Macllean Westport7 Robert Cap'n Sir Jean Jean Bob Brié Dredg Rlaul Deering Josh Gayly Arie Kyne Brucel Brice Srerner Urghig Jimon Mately A Jéan

Slats Diary: A Week of Struggles and Small Betrayals

Ross Parquhar presents Slats describing daily frugality and hardships with a working class voice. Entries cover a sandwich, coal jobs, unemployment, shop talk, a broken dinner, courtship misfires, a strike, a death rumor, and a theft from Mose Taylor, all dated across Sunday to Thursday.

A Soft Job for News Editors in Tiny Tales

A humorous column mocks editors as desk bound and editing mundane local mishaps. It lists brief anecdotes about Mrs. Jones cutting herself with a can opener, Joe Doe searching for a roof leak, Harold Green being bitten by a dog on a public square, and Mr. Fang kicked near his corn crib.

Jones Cactus Creek Joe Doe Harold Green Violet ‘Wise Mr. Green Mr. Fang

Prosperity Mindset and Inner Change for Job Prospects

The text argues that employers seek capable workers and that an anxious face hurts chances. It advises starting with inner confidence to project cheerfulness, claiming inner changes lead to outward success and wider prosperity.

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Did You Ever Stop To Think In Classified Want Ads

Edson R. Waite urges readers to use newspaper classified ads for buying selling or exchanging items and opportunities. The piece praises want ads as quick efficient and reliable ways to connect people with what they need and warns against losing friends for a dollar.

Edson R. Waite Shawnee, Oklahoma Trent

Dr Southworth URATABS Offer Sleep Relief From Bladder Troubles

Ur Tabs touted as a quick relief for bladder weakness and nighttime urination. The copy promises peaceful sleep, reduced irritation, and backaches, claiming Dr Southworth formulated the medicine for many years and offers a money back guarantee through your druggist.

Southworth

Ballooning Then and Now A Look at Early Balloon Fancies

In a 18th century reflection Walpole warned balloon craze could become playthings for the idle but celebrated Lunardi and others who ventured aloft with animals and passengers. He imagined air voyages others would mock yet someday prove useful or ruinous for mankind.

Vincent Lunardi London Jason Lunardi Walpole Horace Aloys Crea Salisbury Plain Newmarket Heath Daedelus Wingate Aron Brandsands Nabob Lapland Versailles Mount Etna W. ‘Hamilton Mount Ararat Sheldon France

Sun Life policyholders receive vast 1931 benefits

The Sun Life paid out 68 million dollars in 1931 to living policyholders, triple the benefits to beneficiaries of deceased policyholders. Agents advised policyholders to secure maximum personal benefit while protecting dependents, boosting persistency and in force business to over three billion dollars.

the Sun Life Sun Life Sun Life Representatives

Heroic Sea Rescue Off Halifax Lights Up Saturday Scene

Salvage ship Reindeer fought to reach a sinking vessel and sent an SOS before becoming a wreck. The Montcalm under Captain A Rothwell raced to the scene guiding lifeboats under Second Officer Knight for nearly four hours. Rescued crew included Captain Featherstone and 27 aboard the Reindeer crew. A public purse and a silver cigarette were awarded to Knight.

Halifax Reindeer Montcalm Liverpool A. Rothwell H.S. Knight Rothwell Featherstone Knight Walso E.W. Beatty Canadian Pacific Railway Company J. Carr H. Addicott L. Page H. Pearce J. Lawry

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