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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
5
Fragmentary text references weather like dull gray day and small blossom with a hat. No clear event person organization or location to summarize into a news item.
Potatoes sold at Milton this week for 82 cents. A. R. Moshier opened a coal and wood yard. Miss Belle Stephenson described her Exposition visit. Acton Gun Club formed with W. T. Chisholm president and W. Stark secretary. Engagements may be made through secretary J. B. Lake. A surprise party for Mr and Mrs John Harvey at Hillcreat. R. D. Graham retires after fourteen years as Municipal Officer with satisfactory service.
The Easter meditation speaks of grief and memory as we recall the dead. It muses on sailors wives singing to the Adriatic, and imagines a distant chorus of voices joining in the Coronation Hymn to mark a hopeful return home. Amen.
A traveller reports a strange encounter where a caterpillar is attacked by hundreds of ants. The ants bite and topple the caterpillar after repeated efforts, then employ a strategy to saw the grass stalk. The stalk falls and the ants finish off the caterpillar in a dramatic struggle.
A playful parlor trick invites a participant to sign a name on a folded strip held across the forehead. Writing appears reversed when viewed, prompting amusement as the signer discovers the mirrored signature and the astonished reaction of the crowd.
A three year old Amy visits her maternal grandmother and then her father's home. The affectionate family hug farewell leaves Amy quiet and the narrator notes a rare grasp of emotion as Amy’s mother asks why no tears were shed.
A superintendent of a large asylum recalls a keeper strolling with a group of inmates near railway lines. A traveler asked where the railway led and the lunatic replied with a sardonic line, saying it goes nowhere and that they are here to run teninaon.
A Sunday school page reviews Acts 3 with Peter and John heal a lame man at the Temple. It emphasizes faith in Jesus name, the denial of Christ by the Jews, and the four titles given to Jesus, urging readers to rely on divine power over human means.
An 1840s style health notice urges mothers to use Mother Graves Worm Exterminator to keep children sound and healthy, arguing that illness follows worms and that proper treatment protects wellbeing.
John Kent and Mildred Kent wed amid religious tension between Methodist and Anglican affiliations. A quarrel over church choice grew until Mildred embraced both faiths on Easter morning, reuniting the couple and bringing them into harmony with the Grand Avenue Church. The tale ends with mutual confession and renewed love as the bells ring.
The text argues discontent stems from unwillingness to endure discipline and urges industry and habitual endeavor as the cure. It asserts contentment comes from service to employer, family, country, and God, warning against envy and malice. It promotes Dr Thomas Eclect ric Oil as a household remedy for children and livestock.
Hegerstown Maryland street railway officials test a pictorial transfer ticket to stop transfer of tickets to others. The ticket shows four male figures and three female figures with punches by conductors to match the rider. The scheme reduces misuse while noting sensitivity to female passengers.
The Postmaster General’s annual report shows Halton accounting offices with revenues for Acton, Bronte, Burlington, Campbellville, Georgetown, Milton, Oakville and others. Dominion total revenue for the year is 29,100,497.92 with expenditures at 25,505,936.57 and a surplus of 794,565.35. Also notes the Poor Man's Friend Patent medicine claims.
The article notes that China could have remained the largest producer if its tea trade had been explored earlier. Centuries of neglect reduced quality. Tea thrives in the mountains of Ceylon and India where scientific cultivation boosted quality and output. Salada blends mainly Indian and Ceylon teas.
No. 26 No. 36 No. 34 No. 36 No. 38 No. 24 Sunday Sealing Time Tables Gomp Went 8.09 a.m. 10.96 pm 2.20 p.m. 6.09 p.m. 8.39 p.m. 10.20 pm Westbound times and special express freight service details listed for Toronto pickup.
A Swiss Berne church audience hears a tenor tale of a soprano who learns true faith in a Messiah performance. The conductor challenges her to sing from heart not technique, moving listeners as she realizes the joy and power of belief.
A distressed swimmer finds relief as Dr J D Kelloge’s asthma remedy is touted as giving new life and hope. The ad claims the remedy’s benefit is evident, acting as its own advertisement. It urges asthma sufferers to try the time tested remedy and join thousands who found help.
An elderly woman attends a city church musical service to hear a famed soprano. She praises the performance as perfectly beautiful and says it gave her cold chills. The grandson reveals the singer was unable to sing due to a cold, with a chorus member covering solos. The grandmother, reassured, suggests a return only if she can move the audience without singing.
Advert describes Miller's Worm Powders as pleasant to take, compares them to sugar, and asserts they cleanse the system. It notes occasional vomiting from an unsound stomach but claims no harm and says they reliably expel worms and purify the body.
A compact guide instructs readers to observe birds calmly without disturbing nests or young, learn from songs, keep a diary, and photograph birds. It advises minimal noise, hidden viewing, winter bird tables, and safe water basins to attract and study avian life.
The doctor bursts from his study in excitement shouting to fetch his bag. He claims a colleague cannot live without him, but his wife suspects the call was for their daughter.
A note warns that copy fails to reach in time and forms may close soon. The rush may yield a less satisfactory result with delays until Wednesday.
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