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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 1934
Page
6
A poetic, childlike scene of animals and birds gathering in a tree. The bear and others appear content as night settles, and a gentle prayer of gratitude ends with children and creatures thanking God for His goodness.
Twenty years ago The Free Press of 1914 reports Odd Fellows from Acton attending a Brampton lodge instruction on Good Friday under the D G M. A fire at Stephenson blacksmith shop was fought by John R Watson and helpers. Maple Hurst stock sale drew brisk bidding. school age policy discussed. Miller’s Worm Powders recommended for child health.
The force destroyed machines shipped to Montreal from the U S that are now linked to gambling. About 80 percent were made by one U S firm. Patrons often win little, with a 1931 U S total loss around 150 million dollars. A test on one machine showed 61 75 dollars in winnings from 250 dollars spent.
A reader reviews recent family suitable pictures praising Paddy the Next Best Thing Alice in Wonderland and Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm while noting Marie Dressler and Disney titles. The writer compares Cavalcade and Blue Bird with wartime memories and urges choosing wholesome cinema over violent fare.
A fragmented notice notes a preparation marketed as an Egyptian ointment for livestock health. It references removal of parasites in horses and a quick action claim, with unclear sourcing and limited details.
A diary style entry recounts a week of small events from Friday to Thursday including fishing plans, a theft at Mr Eckert’s store, a drive by ticket, and Emmy’s trip to the city. It also advertises Dr Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as a notable product in the period.
A London aquarium exhibit shows a troupe of mice living inside a loaf of bread. Workers hollow out the crumb as a food supply, then move bedding from a sleeping box into the loaf. A door man prevents intruders, while the loaf also serves as a nursery for new litters.
A prominent southern figure, still a boy at heart, is praised for dedicating a quarter of his time to helping others. Though rich and busy in business, he is deeply loved in the state for his six hours daily of generous service to those in need. Mothers bless Mother Graves Worm Exterminator for easing children’s suffering and health.
Dialogue fragment shows Sherlock asserting a friend is married and recently had a birthday while Watson contests the claim. The exchange hints at a misread or incomplete knowledge about the target individual and notes his attire as a clue. The snippet reflects conversational tone and playful deduction dynamics.
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