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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1948
Page
12
A compilation of do it yourself juice recipes and canning tips from fruit juice preparation to rhubarb mixtures. It includes methods for pasteurizing milk at home and guidance on safe bottling and heating to preserve flavor and prevent spoilage.
A compact health advisory urges caution during vacations. It covers dangers like swimming after meals, unsupervised water, boating risks, boil doubtful water and raw milk, gradual sun exposure, poison ivy or oak, farm or woods hazards, and heavy summer traffic. It warns drivers to keep cars in top shape and watch for fumes.
Creditors of the estate of William McArthur Farmer late of Erin township Wellington County are notified to send their claims by September first. Executors Neil McArthur and Hector McArthur will distribute the estate after that date to those entitled, with notice of any securities held. Langdon and Aynsworth Solicitors Georgetown Ontario represent the executors.
A Royal Bank Monthly Letter editorial explains advertising as a purposeful investment. It uses three circles to show reach from personal prospecting to broad publication and urges truthful messaging that informs consumers about available goods and services.
The article recalls Mr Rhys Davies Socialist MP speaking in the House of Commons about industrial conscription amid red tape. It appraises a coal miner’s letter detailing failed job searches at Victoria Colliery Alexander Pit Lastland Motors Horwich and Atherton, ending with work at Alexander Pit and a grim tale of seeking a green card and the hoped employment.
The Financial Post reports a new lighter weight faster color building brick is being developed by a joint venture of Canadian brick and tile manufacturers and universities. The Universities of Toronto and Saskatchewan are first to participate, sponsored by the Brick and Tile Manufacturers' Association of Canada.
The writer notes heavy heat during harvest, some hail, and a busy schedule of picking raspberries cherries and beans. Experiments with bean packing influence color but not longevity. A playful scene describes Whisky and her kittens interacting with Tippy the dog and reflections on fear transmission to children.
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