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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
2
The text reflects Easter Sunday sentiments praising the risen Master and calling for courage and mercy. It urges soldiers to bear banners and bring lilies to altars while declaring the Master risen indeed. The reading celebrates renewal, peace, and spiritual triumph over darkness. Selected.
The piece urges Easter devotion recalling Jesus Christ’s passion and resurrection. It links Paul’s preaching in Antioch to the gospel’s fulfillment and argues a living Saviour is essential for faith and hope, urging readers to reflect and find spiritual renewal through the resurrection.
In a 1923 annual report C F Bailey of the Dominion Experimental Station Fredricton NB compares dual purpose Shorthorn steers with dairy breed offspring. Dual purpose Shorthorns show lower cost per hundredweight, higher dressing percentage, and higher share of high priced cuts. Published by the Dominion Department of Agriculture Ottawa.
A farmer notes cows resist pest attacks when blue tinted walls deter flies. He reports mixing blue pigment with water and lime to coat sheds and applying the solution twice each summer to keep flies away.
An elderly man in a church tale chooses Tina as a wife, valuing her as an excellent partner. A cousin in Ginagow recalls his admired taste and praise, noting the groom’s pride and the couple’s matching traits.
In a March pre Easter scene, Fanny Russell laments the lack of a new gown for Easter and clashes with her mother over using a dressmaker or sending to relatives. Mrs. Russell urges restraint, stressing not turning Easter into a fashion parade while offering practical alternatives. Fanny impulsively pursues a home sewn solution with Mrs. Appleton-Marc-Euret’s help, seeking permission to spend her own money.
Fanny Jennings Russell sews a buff gown for Easter while helping her cousin Tom Jennings face a moral test. Tom must apologize for a classroom incident or give up his chance at a college future, and Fanny’s quiet generosity shifts both their paths toward family and sacrifice.
A religious writer argues that ethical business gains church support as it combines practical enterprise with spiritual purpose. He claims profits fund charity and moral progress, praising business as a foundation for religious and social advancement.
An ostrich at Cincinnati Zoological Gardens paralysed last summer received electric treatment. A special apparatus placed the bird in the arc, promising signs appeared after repeated application. Within two weeks the bird regained strength and began to recover.
Fred J. Mann runs a small general store in Devil's Lake North Dakota. He earned a reputation for selling more merchandise than stores of similar size worldwide. He credits newspaper advertising as essential, saying it fuels business especially during hard times and that merchants who skip ads are foolish.
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