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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1948
Page
11
The article offers a vitamin rich convalescent diet focused on thiamine intake, with recommended foods, meal frequency, and appetite-friendly tips. It includes sample menus, such as creamed eggs on toast, baked chicken with potatoes, and orange milk sherbet, plus a recipe section for orange milk sherbet and sweet jelly.
A country writer describes May 24 as the traditional cattle turnout date and notes butter shortages may ease as calves arrive and milk output rises. He questions the credibility of shortages and reflects on farm life, springtime signs, and household chores amid renovation work.
A 35 nation Geneva conference selects London as the world headquarters for the United Nations Maritime Organization with Britain designated as the center of global maritime administration.
Norman Fai plans a new store on King Street across from his ginsent vacation. David Bowman is elected president of Branch 120 Canadian Legion at the annual meeting in the Legion Hall. Berwick Hall, former home of John Harber, has been renovated by new owner W Bradley into a modern apartment house after years of vacancy and vandalism on Main Street South.
Milton residents Mr o and Mrs E W L Smith of Milton and Toronto near Milton will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on March 16. A church program at Knox Church on March 2 featured a musical drama The Answer from the Cross. A reception for friends and relatives followed on March 20 at Foster Street with a fifty year bridesmaid Mrs H M Clark in attendance. Halton Agricultural Society At Home at Town Hall March 20 drew a large crowd with ELM Readhead as secretary treasurer and Elliott's orchestra providing music.
The Burlington community meeting in the Navy League hall discussed officer duties and navigation plans for the lake area. A separate report notes William Patterson, 67, of Burling t Ave, killed in a head on collision on Highway 11 nine miles south of Powassan on Saturday evening amid poor visibility.
Monday morning ERIN workers began repairing a Royal Bank interior while Mauder and Son construct new trouser at Mary Street. A 70 year old woman, Emphemia McKinney, died at St Michaels Hospital after a spinal injury suffered near Union Station. She left Erin Township, survived by siblings and cousins.
Farmers follow simple rules to boost profits. They reinvest surplus from good harvests into fertilizer and labor-saving improvements to maximize next year’s output. The article promotes Farm Progress savings in Montreal from Bank of Montreal for farm-progress financing and urges opening a special savings account.
The Guelph Trust Company announces a major enlargement of its safety deposit vaults with space doubled to meet demand. New 6 ton steel doors with time lock and dual combination control guard reinforced concrete walls and modern compartments ranging from small boxes to large safes. The project, supervised by Frank Rigby of Hierring Hall Maryin Safa Co. Ltd, showcases advanced protection and invites public inspection as part of ongoing security improvements.
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