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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Apr 11, 1935

Page

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Advertising Liability Policy for The Free Press

The Free Press states it will not be liable for errors in advertisements unless proof is requested in writing and returned with corrections noted. If corrections are requested but not made, liability is limited to the portion of the ad space affected by the error.

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Editorial Accidents and Compensation

The Workmen's Compensation Board logged 4 880 accidents in March, up from February and March 1934, with 21 fatalities matching February. Total benefits reached 511 469.01 dollars, including 420 524.42 for compensation and 90 945.49 for medical aid. First quarter 1935 totals show 13 884 accidents and 1 430 635.12 dollars in benefits, compared with 11 794 and 934 022.51 previously.

Workmen’s Compensation Board

There Be Light on Ownership and Press Licensing

The piece laments a new bill requiring newspaper ownership registration and publication of ownership certificates. It questions funding for public notices and ads, cites printing costs and taxes, and criticizes government provisions and radio licenses while urging transparent, fair treatment of press finances.

T. S. Church Toronto East

Tobacco Use and Exports Rise in Canada in 1934

Canadian excise returns show cigarette sales at 4,822,405,065 units and spending over $48 million in 1934, an about 2 percent rise from 1933. Cigar and smoking tobacco use increase while chewing tobacco declines. exports reach 8,769,579 pounds of unmanufactured tobacco worth $2,020,802 and manufactured tobacco valued at $65,802 to multiple countries.

Canada

Co-operative Plan Watchdog Highlights Relief Abuses in Toronto

Controller McBride cites an innovative method using citizen reports to expose relief abuses. Investigations reveal purchases of a fur coat and radio, a telephone, a verandah, and beer with relief funds. A taxi call to work is flagged as the most undeserved aid.

McBride Toronto Acton

Local Commission Commended for First Step on Hydro Refunds

The Acton Public Utilities Commission is praised for initiating steps to seek consent from the Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Commission to refund surplus charges to consumers. Debentures on the local plant are paid and current rates could allow power at cost if a refund is approved.

Local Public Utilities Commission Hydro Department Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Commission Hydro Acton

Editorial Notes on Local Affairs and National Issues

An exchange reports a merchant who slept at his office, broke his arm, while editorial voices critique government railways and compare calls for industry links. The Walkerton Herald-Times mocks six special stamps without quintuplets, and questions Sir Adam Beck on power policy. Col. Price faces veteran welfare scrutiny, while Bridgeport magistrate punishes two fathers for keeping children home from public school citing relief benefits.

Bridgeport Kitchener Weir

Sunday School Lesson Explains Look and Live Promise

A pulpit note on John 3 14 16 explains Jesus as the only begotten Son and the path to eternal life. It contrasts belief versus doubt, outlines Gods love for the world, and how looking to the lifted Christ grants new life.

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Persuasive Toilet Balm Ad and Theological Reflection

A vintage ad touts Persian Balm as a delicate skin enhancer promising a lovely complexion and cooling relief. The text then shifts to a theological reflection on Christ dying for sinners, justification by Jesus' blood, and salvation through the resurrection.

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