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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
4
A fragmented note from an anonymous sender to Aunt Lucy hints at a secret admirer writing to a girl. The writer insists the recipient will learn the sender's identity and expresses lifelong love. The message closes with a teaser about being discovered.
The Mata show January examinations in Actéa Schools across HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT MIDDLE SCHOOL and LOWER SCHOOL with class lists and names. Includes remarks on internal external use of Dr Thoma Eclectria Ol and unrelated ad-like content on remedies and a narrative quoted from Boston Transcript.
Mrs Jom Korre Mann of McLean Nebraska praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and aiding a healthy baby girl. The letter promotes the remedy for displacements inflammations backaches nervousness and “the blues” with claims of long standing American use and a call for trial.
J E L Thomas secretary of the Amalgamated Society of Halfway Servants addresses the Alawysh Club about postwar labor duties. He warns that until war workers are absorbed into productive work after demobilization queues may form and suggests shifting to manufacturing useful goods to preserve gains and avoid renewed militarism.
A fragment suggests Edith and Etil discuss saving a life and an implied marriage proposal. The dialogue hints at a past life-saving act and a conditional union, but the context is unclear and the source text is incomplete.
An old ad urges quitting laxatives and purges and endorses Nature's Remedy Nit Tablets. It claims the tablets improve digestion, boost appetite, strengthen the liver, and provide a thorough body cleaning without daily dosing. The ad promotes occasional use and states the product costs 30 cents per box.
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