Advertising Rates and Liability Policy for The Free Press
notices outline rates for first insertion and line charges for subsequent insertions with black face type pricing. It notes rates for “Coming Attractions” items like concerts and meetings, and includes a disclaimer limiting liability for errors unless a signed proof with corrections is returned.
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Free Press
Free Preas
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Acton Welcomes Homecomers For Joyous Reunion
The Free Press joins Acton in inviting visitors to a grand homecoming. Celebrants will find decorated streets and warm welcomes as families reunite, with good weather hoped for to ensure a safe and joyful gather.
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Acton
Free Press
A Unique Government In Prince Edward Island
The piece discusses a Liberal leaning government in Prince Edward Island facing no formal opposition. It warns of recklessness without critique and urges internal accountability and constructive criticism within the ruling party. It notes the unusual governing dynamic and the potential impact on public business and future polling.
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Prince Edward Island
Editors at Dominion convention urged to unite for community progress
Speakers at a newspaper convention pressed editors to use their influence responsibly for community reform. The address urged editors to temper pride with humility and to work cooperatively with all community members, noting that progress depends on collective effort.
Co operative Effort Garners Third Place for Local Newspaper
The Free Press wins third in a 1000 to 2000 circulation contest. Editor and staff credit cooperative effort of readers, correspondents, and friends. They apologize to ex arden Amos Mason for the word co Deedee used, but defend its meaning.
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Free Press
Acton
Exarden
Amos Mason
Deedee
Burlington Faces Public Water Works Debt Hike
The Water Commission says Burlington needs 37 643 38 to finish a new plant and may issue 38 000 in debentures. County Council previously guaranteed about 120 000 in bonds and meets today in Milton to consider potential further guarantees amid anxious markets.
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Burlington
Halton
Milton
Serterios
Scrap: memories of usefulness and the fate of all we build
A reflection on scrap as a symbol of elapsed usefulness. Col. Frank Chappell warns that modern cars may become scrap in seven years if not cared for. A Niagara district tour illustrates obsolescence from old lines to new canals and factories now scrapped, prompting thoughts on how lives and structures enter the scrap heap.
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Frank Chappell
General Motors
Niagara District
Queenston
Falls
Welland Canal
Editorial notes on election campaigns and civic relief
The piece surveys Alberta's 234 candidates for 63 seats with an August 22 election date and notes a lack of party expansion. It comments on Toronto mayoral reception to relief policies, Hepburn's relief reforms, a North West Rebellion veterans reunion, and a modest liquor profits rise offset by lower operating costs and reduced hard liquor consumption.
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Alberta
Simpson
Toronto
City
Weekly Newspapers Association
Josiah’s reform and the rediscovered law in Judah
A Sunday School lesson on Josiah the child king who reigned early in Judah, his religious reform, and the rediscovery of the Law of the Lord in the temple led by Shaphan. The revival began with the reading of the book to Josiah, awakening conviction and prompting a national covenant.
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Jerusalem
Murasseh
Judah
Josiah
Nfo
Jeremiah
Zephaniah
Joslas
Zeph
Waidah
Il & Co
Hely
Josiahi
Jeresaem
Temple
Wklah
Lord
Hillah
Moses
Shaphan
Joiah
Judsh
Joseah
Resilvering a Mirror and Household Health Tip
Instructions describe making a mirror silvering mixture with tin bismuth and mercury, applying to glass edge with paper, tilting to cover worn spots, drying, then painting back. A second note promotes children’s health and a Worm Terminator product from Mother Graves.
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Josiah Leads a Covenant Renewal in Judah and Jerusalem
The narrative describes Josiah’s covenant with God to walk in the Lord’s ways, keep His commandments, and fulfill the words written in the book. His reform spurred a broad renewal among the people of Judah and Jerusalem, revitalizing worship and faith.
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Jerusalem
Josiah
Ysmer
Judah
Yostanl
Canadian oat breeding activities in Canada
Fifty years of plant breeding aimed at improving oats in Canada have led to a strong program by the Dominion Department of Agriculture. The oats sector ranks second in field crop value, with about 30 percent of total production. Research targets include disease resistance to stem rust crown rust and smuts plus early high yielding varieties suited to diverse districts, better quality and yield, and comprehensive variety classification. A collection of over 500 foreign oat varieties is studied for potential adaptation and breeding value.
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Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Dominion Rust Laboratory
Winnipeg
Bev
Fragmentary dialogue on gender bias and blunt phrasing
A garbled excerpt shows a speaker asking why others dislike girls and muttering about being broken. The text offers a glimpse of informal conversation with unclear context and speakers.
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