Local Feed Store Announces Winter Scarcity Ahead
Robt Noble Feed warns of tight supply this winter but pledges to keep staples on hand. Current stock includes Bran Shorts Corn Chop Glutton Meal Schumacher Catton Seed Meal Oilcake Oats and Barley.
08 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
1
Robt Noble Feed warns of tight supply this winter but pledges to keep staples on hand. Current stock includes Bran Shorts Corn Chop Glutton Meal Schumacher Catton Seed Meal Oilcake Oats and Barley.
A fragmented reminiscence blends poems on love and labor with a long moral about diligence. It contrasts romantic verses with a tale of a man learning to value every hour of work, urging persistence, attention to detail, and pride in one’s craft to advance in life.
An old storyteller recalls a Baltimore man Benton chasing a Maryland girl Rosa Loo through multiple towns. A bank crash, a vanished pair, and a dangerous rail journey culminate with a dramatic night on a wooden bridge and a torch signaling danger.
The passage offers cryptic maxims about bearing others' burdens and avoiding overreach. It cautions against failing to meet duties and warns that taking more than one’s share leads to disaster, urging balanced action and prudent behavior.
Letter arguing that England’s war effort is harmed by drink and prohibition. Cites Arthur Moo’s articles alleging government and public policy, including effects on munitions, shipping, food, savings, industry, and land use. Names Lord Kitchenser and Lloyd Coons as proponents of prohibition. An Open Secret line ends the piece.
A French infantry battalion hidden in a country area was misled by smoke signals from a chimney. A German peasant used a wood fire and a chimney cover to signal the enemy, revealing troop movements before being shot.
A quoted lecture by Doctor Joly explains why skating is possible on ice. He argues that smooth ice allows a thin water film under blades, created by melt under pressure, enabling locomotion on water rather than solid ice.
Municipal officer Graham Kenbean re engaged at a salary of 195 dollars. A farewell was tendered to Miss Nellie McDonald at the close of Knox Church Christian Endeavor on Monday. John A. Gordon held the contract to supply the Fas School with 30 percent in bad debt for 4B dollars and 3.03 per cord. A reunion at Mr C T Hill’s home marked 25 years with no death in the family. A portrait session captured city artists Ram thaw and others. Acton attendees joined the Georgetown Country Sunday School Convention with speakers including Rev J Z Feeddite and Ray. Abarfoyle visit to grandfather Mr Nicklin noted ill health. Farewell for Mr and Mrs David Wren at Naaupawaya with about 76 friends signing an address.
The text surveys talking machines and rising prices with humorous anecdotes about eggs, bananas, and mirrors. It includes a courtroom scene dialogue and mentions engineers using reflective light for lines and light measurement. It reflects early 20th century curiosities and daily life curiosities.
A fragmented excerpt of James Whitcomb Riley style dialogue about weather and nature. The garbled text blends songlike lines and dialect, mentioning weather, sun, fruit, grove, snow, and a warm hearth.
A young subaltern asks for a final kindness as duty ends. The Histor asks if he can help before leaving, and Two Stare requests a good night kiss. He rushes to the door but is interrupted by a request to tell the orderly, who has done the rough work.
Article notes a fourfold dollar company organized under government patronage to manufacture synthetic dyes, with claims of substantial financial rehabilitation for Japan and an over subscribed stock issue. It references Japanese dye patches, and mentions the Villa Cure and Verimeloos Vegetable Pills as remedies for rheumatism and gout, urging use as directed for health benefits. It discusses asthma causes and cites Dr J Kallogg's Anthuw Homedy as a treatment, while acknowledging uncertain efficacy and potential side effects.
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