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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 09, 1934
Page
8
A poem extols the winner as the person who toils daily despite luck, begins at dawn, and remains cheerful. It highlights a bright outlook, smiles, and resilience against a world in gear, with a song that accompanies steady labor.
Twenty years ago The Free Press reported the Epworth League enjoyed a lawn event on Main Street. Anthony Stephenson improved his Willow River Street residence. A Canadian Northern engine crossed streets as Toronto Suburban Railways neared completion with rails laid beyond town. Col Noble organized enlistment. eighteen men joined. Town residents rode the new line on a rail car. School maintenance estimates totaled 6540 dollars for the year.
Persians Balm offers quick relief for chapped windburn and rough weathered skin. It promises a clear, lovely complexion, full absorption without stickiness, and a soft, smooth, flawless texture. It claims to refresh and invigorate skin and whiten hands while enhancing natural beauty.
The article urges youth to pursue self exploration rather than envy distant explorers. It argues many college students lack awareness of their aptitudes and career fit, noting a Scout who joined Byrd in Antarctica as an enviable but rare chance. The piece emphasizes practical value and thrills in discovering nature's intended path.
The text advises balancing humor with seriousness. It warns against perpetual joking and praises being an agreeable, lively companion. It notes that even highly capable people can be off putting if too solemn, urging readers to develop a healthy sense of humor.
Many mothers testify to the value of Mother Graves Worm Exterminator, praising its usefulness based on firsthand experience.
The article reflects on work as a meaningful element of life during hard times and in good times. It notes that youths leaving school for business life often see a job as a reward rather than a burden and stresses job satisfaction as essential to making life worthwhile.
A reflective winterlike diary recounts summer visits and old friends from Ontario. A chance reunion with Violet Barnardo Home, now grown with a baby, brings warmth amid tales of family health and farm life. The entry notes gardening feats, a tame purple martin, a carrier pigeon, and a fear of toads as the author cherishes small joys of rural summers.
Toothache and neuralgia are instantly relieved with Douglas Egyptian Liniment a quick sure remedy. Also recommended for burns sprains sore and inflammation.
The quote emphasizes facing hard truths with courage and optimism. It frames leadership as combining enthusiasm with realism to confront challenges publicly. Roosevelt urges steadfast resolve in difficult times and the belief that decisive action yields progress.
A discussion on whether education saves money in life and a caution on costly experiences. It argues literacy boosts earning power and public burden reduction, while reckless choices yield only costly, negative memories. Also notes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil contains no alcohol.
The Dominion Experimental Farms advises sowing lettuce spinach radish and Chinese cabbage varieties Grand Rapids Princess-Juliana spinach Chiill Petsai Chinese cabbage and Scarlet Turnip White or Scarlet Globe radish. It stresses soil moisture, timely irrigation, hay harvest timing, and warns against topping turnips early. It notes three years of studies and argues farming now relies on costly investments and proper accounting to reduce costs and compete.
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