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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 04, 1932

Page

3

Bride’s Book steels hearts at Brierfield church

Nancy McDonald aids Eldred McDonald in Brierfield during a summer as pastor. She befriends parishioners, mentors Amy, and helps unveil a guiding “Bride’s Book” that outlines service to people in need and deepens Amy and Eldred’s commitment to their flock.

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Modern Home Remedy Emphasizes Diet Over Prescriptions

Barbara Brooks argues that traditional remedies gave way to balanced meals as the cornerstone of health. She advocates cereals, vegetables, fruit, milk, and protein, plus roughage from whole grains and bran to prevent constipation and fight infections, with sample meals showing the contrast between high and low fiber plans.

Time to Duck by Lineup Sparks Caution in Booth

In a playful interchange, spectators note a fellow author has penned a book. The quip hints he may hand out copies if readers press their luck, stirring lighthearted chatter at the event.

Cautionary Note on Gas and Excess Stomach Acid

An article warns that excess hydrochloric acid in the stomach causes indigestion with bloating and gas, potentially leading to gastritis and ulcers. It recommends Bisurated Magnesia after meals as a safe, inexpensive remedy to neutralize acid and relieve symptoms.

Orator Talks Darwin as Crowd Hums with Fevered Pace

A crowded park scene features a tall speaker referenced to Darwin and his Origin of Species. A nearby shorter man asks what he is talking about while a third observer quips about he talks only of Darwin’s oranges. A turtle in the foreground reflects on being unable to turn as he is already a turtle.

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