Perhaps If We Stop And Think Like Me And You
A reflective verse fragment contemplates shared humanity and self awareness. The speaker admits past missteps and recognizes others’ inherent goodness, urging charity toward fellow men like you. The tone is humble and penitential.
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Twenty Years Ago In Acton Free Press Echoes
The issue notes the Boy Scouts under N P Moore and Sgt W Coles meeting the Prince of Wales at the Toronto Exhibition. A Georgetown hardware store on Main Street burned, destroying stock. Local residents return home from overseas, property trades occur on Main Street, and local births and obituaries are recorded including Wiley, Guild Torrrance, Norton, Worden.
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Boy Scouts
N. P. Moore
W.coles
Toronto Exhibition
Prince of Wales
Scouts of Ontario
John W. Kennery
Main Street
Georgetown
Herbert Ritchie
Jack Chapman
CASC
Acton End
CivVir Life
William ‘Lynd
Hugh McCutchcon
Erin
Pred Wright Tras
William Plank
Hartley Harrison
Acton
B&bvkside
Bower Avenue
Councillor Bell
Norton
Glenwilliams
Mary Jane Allen
James Norton
Walker
Acam
Mary M. Worden
William Walker
Sunday School Lesson on Reconciliation and Authority
The article argues that making own terms of salvation and overriding divine rules leads to spiritual harm. It cites Uzziah invading the priestly office as a warning that God’s boundaries cannot be ignored and warns that today important figures who depart from literal salvation miss the mark and face consequences.
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Urzziah
Lemon a Day Prevents Scourge of Scurvy in Armies
The article notes scurvy rampant in the Acyssinia army on the Somaliland front, yet Italian troops avoided it due to a lemon a day. It explains scurvy stems from Vitamin C deficiency, symptoms include joint pains and skin spots, and cites James Cook promoting citrus and greens for health.
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Somaliland
Ethiopian Red Cross
Ytalian
Mussolini
James Cook
Great Britain
Acton Family Album Week by Week and Familiar Faces
In a nostalgic chronicle, residents recall the Acton family’s pages of memory over the years. A light exchange at the grocer hints at local winter social life as youths joke about a dance partner from Iceland rather than Ireland.
US and Canadian Typing Teams Form For Exhibition Contest
Howard Hudson aged 17 led selections as the first pick for the 12 member U S National Typing Team to face Canada in the Canadian National Exhibition typing contest. Mary Ann Burns of Oplany Right topped Canada’s selections as the leading member of the Canadian team competing against the United States.
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Howard Hudson
U.S
Canada
Mary Ann Burns
Oplany
Acton Free Press Plans Special History Book
The Acton Free Press announces a forthcoming book compiling years of travel writings on Acton streets plus a sketch of Acton’s founding. It notes Registry Office records and municipal origins, promises a limited edition, and offers preorders from October 1 at $2.50 with two purchase paths.
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Acton
Acton Free Press
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BY Wally Bishop