Community Social Life Notes from Acton Visitors and Guests
Mr. F. J. Warren of Toronto visited Acton on Monday. Miss Alice Wales of Toronto was guest of Mrs. O. H. Harrison. Miss O. B. Lantz spent last week visiting friends in Galt and Guelph. Mrs. Lionel Smith of Parry Sound was a visitor this week. Mrs. Wm. Johnstone visited Kilbride relatives over the weekend. Qalas Nore Kenney, supervisor at Guelph General Hospital, was home for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Grol Dessareault and family moved to a new home in Kitchener. Mrs. John Nicol returned from the hospital and is convalescing. Mr. and Mrs. Way Blout and Mr. H. Howden of Guelph spent Sunday with the Ryders. Mrs. Wm. Chisholm returned from the Guelph hospital and is convalescing. Mr. Wm. Small and Mr. Gordon Small with the Wolf family of Kilbride visited Acton relatives. Malcolm McLennan is able to be at his place of business daily after a recent illness.
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Qalas Nore Kenney
Quelph General Hoapital
Grol Dessareault
Kitchener
Wm. Chisholm
Guelph
Albert McHale
Gakville
Thomas
John Hidread
Mellale
Thoma
Mettale
Hamilton General Hosplital
Imitation and sincerity guide the self to a noble life
The piece argues against pretending to be different from who you are and emphasizes honesty in character. By reading about virtuous lives and modeling love and service of Christ one may weave a true self, while deception around interests or manners undermines trust and charm.
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Maxtmna
Fiue
Guy
Wkukle
Shicere
Hidden Hot Well On Flathead Reserve Sparks Interest
A rare artesian hot mineral water well on the Flathead Indian Reservation near Cumas Montana is described as the world’s only of its kind. Earlier drilling shows depths 44 feet to 305 feet with a sudden eruption halting work and curving the bore. The water runs about 120 degrees Fahrenheit at sixty barrels per minute showcasing a potential resource in a fertile valley.
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Flathead Indian Reservation
Cumas
Montana
Acton and District Potatoes Split On Highway
Harvey Marshall of Ancaster was injured when his truck carrying 66 bags of potatoes overturned on Highway No 10 due to slippery pavement. Provincial Officer C Hefferon of Brampton investigated the incident. No blame attached to anyone.
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Harvey Marshall
Ancaster
Another Hockey Acquisition in Acton by Beardmore Company
Toronto sports writer praises Mr William Blean for coaching and introducing hockey talent in Acton after moving Beardmore Theatre Co to town. The piece notes Blean’s Parkdale Junior role and links him to Toronto’s 1907 pro team history, framing Acton as gaining a seasoned hockey coach and instructor. The account recalls Parkdale Juniors under Blean and his long coaching career.
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Toronto
Acton
Wim. Blean
Glean
Beardmore Co
Parkdale Dance Club
St. Andrew's College
Hilly Bleu
Parkdale
Mister Bleu
Cranberries
Billy
Heardmore Teather Co
Wm Young
J Long
Klean
Tralper
Jack Carmichael
Bruce Ridpath
Rover
Rollie Young
Bount
Charlie Pittison
Marty Margayne
Hugh Lambe
Spanner
Sinco
Parkdale CG
Young poet recalls church as place of acceptance
A young poet explains his church attendance, noting it is the one place where his many tribulations are invariably accepted.
In Memory Al Fish Dewler and the Odd Riddle
A fragmentary cartoon caption presents a talking fish named Dewler and a question about why a dog sticks out its tongue while running. The dialogue focuses on breath and balance with quirky humor.
Market reports dairy products and poultry quotations Toronto
Quotations to shippers list price ranges for dairy items and poultry. Prices cover creamery products, butter substitutes, dressed poultry, and heaviest meats with delivery terms and wholesale figures in Toronto markets.
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Toronto
Whateare
Neef
Carenksta
Cholea
The Average Man Ti This Is How Genius Starts
An essay argues that most people are not geniuses and success comes from persistence, effort, and ambition rather than born talent. It notes many leading professionals were not destined for greatness yet can excel with steady work and learning.
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Teacha
Achoola
Measured By Your Ambition
A dictum that no man is bigger than his ambition and that true leaders are formed by high aims. The author warns against excessive loafing and urges young people to cultivate a bold, growth oriented ambition to become notable figures and influential leaders.
Diner Teases About Tea Without Milk
Fragmentary dialogue from a diner scene shows a patron requesting tea without milk and debate over cream availability. A misread will and uncertain reading hint at tense undertones amid casual banter.
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Willer
Mutual Regrets at Evening Party Muttered Exchange
Fragmentary lines show a hostess chiding a professor during an evening gathering. The terse dialogue hints at a strained relationship with a wife and suggestion of remorse or reproach. Names and full context are unclear in the readable text.
Fragmented exchange about shaving and sore faces
A humorous dialogue fragment shows Jack and a partner arguing over shaving frequency. The woman complains he did not shave this evening while Jack insists he shaved this morning and would be sore arriving twice weekly. The other retorts that shaving once awakens her season, highlighting playful banter on grooming routines.
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Jack
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Parry Bound
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Robert Wolf
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Phanod
Business Asociates
Malcolm MclLaan
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Npemks
Wm. Blean
A. D. Savage
R. D
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Funny Joe K. Brown
Mickey Motus
Yer Lyon
Napoleon
Fox Movietons News
Star Witness
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Monkey Tustone
Africa
Mary Ann
Janet Gaynor
Indy
Charming Cream
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Igdolstigas
Woosters
Doulera
Toronto Board Cof Trade
Bayport
Peel
Barr’s Quality Grocery
Chile
Medutitul
Bailey Furniture Go
Quebec
Guelyh
Ont
Somo Ong Han
Mengra
Malu
Priend
Sore Froulem
Christie's
Thistle Brand
Tolman
SOCOA
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Nelson & CO
Mill Street
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D. E. Macdonald & Bros., Ltd
Ontario
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