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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Aug 27, 1936

Page

5

Free boarder worker turns whistleblower in road job scheme

A hungry, defiant youth named Robert Hutton is taken in by foreman Tom Shovlin after an officer ejects him. Hutton discovers a corrupt payroll where foreman Shovlin and Gregg skim wages from sixty eight workers on a state funded road project. After moral conflict, Hutton exposes the fraud, the foreman relents, and Hutton is kept on as an inspector to root out the scheme.

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Famous Boxer Seeks Fifty Thousand Regardless of Result

Reporter notes a famous boxer declares a prize of 50 000 dollars for win lose or draw. The exchange hints at broad clout and potential silver lining in public perception.

Your diet should Include plenty of ron

A humorous exchange features a patient with dental issues and a doctor, followed by a quip on education. The quote from Harry Emerson Fosdick notes that fear of ignorance motivates seeking knowledge, highlighting wit and reflection on learning.

Ron Harry Emerson Fosdick

Coaxing and Car Wordplay in a Witty Exchange

A playful dialogue riffs on who drives a newly purchased car. The speaker teases about ownership and usage, implying humor over shared responsibilities and gendered expectations in a lighthearted exchange.

Life insurance doctor passes the exam not the man

A humorous exchange frames a boss as a college son puffing up his chest. The stenographer notes the life insurance doctor examined him and found he passed only this one exam, implying his life is a risk.

A Good Reason About a Feud Turns Fatal

A veteran feud between a father figure and a man named Dooley ends in death as their thirty year dispute escalates. The exchange hints at a fatal consequence after years of animosity.

Mfe Dooley

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