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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 25, 1915
Page
3
Matthawe Atudlo urges Ti a Une to finalize the plan for a long promised portrait. The note requests setting a specific appointment to capture the image and fulfill the commitment.
Readable fragments describe a Milton gathering titled Patriotism and Production with March meetings at 3 pm and 7:90 pm, featuring a new farm show style program and female attenders. The text shifts to Acton Post Office finances, then a fatal fall on a Lowville farm, a wedding at Methodists Church, and a Wonderland moving plot show with plans for a modern building in Acton.
A valentine social at Mr E Klagabury’s home on February 13 drew a large, cheerful crowd. Guests enjoyed games and music after a sunny afternoon, with praise for Afr’s capital and Mrs Klagabury. Messages note Mrs Lambert’s visit and the passing of long time resident Mr Amos Moore, remembered at the home.
Residents Willard Lana Pela attend a slosh ill party each evening with neighbors in Goargatawe. Warold Tex Mollinghorne and Miu Olive Marehall travel for the weekend. Mivi Winnifrod Ivons visits Geongatowi felomia. Community program announced at the toss Church on Thursday evenings in February, with discussion for use in Wirashouye.
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Margeret Campball of Acton and James Moore of Mount Forest. Campball, daughter of the late Daniel Capel, widowed, survived by several relatives and a large circle in Acton and Toronto. services conducted by local pastors. Moore, a former resident of Exiv and farmer on a long family-held farm, died suddenly after a stroke, leaving eight children and a wide surviving kin network. funeral at Churchill Cemetery following prayers and church services.
A garbled text hints at themes of life worth living, a father figure, debts, hope, and emotional guidance. It mentions fear, gloom, and a call to endure, with scattered names and invented terms, suggesting a broken OCR from a historical page.
Fraternal visit by the Vong Weoptus Cull to Knox Church featured young parishioners, choirs, and a varied program with readings, songs, and a comic Wagner joke. Guests enjoyed social time afterward, while a soloist misplayed a note, sparking light banter among attendees.
A stream of social and family mentions from the district recounts visits by Bewe Pathan Praga and others, with several residents traveling and hosting kin. The piece notes illness of Mra Tema Hinith and attendance at a funeral for Mra. Chaclys Nichi Tor, plus local residents planning returns home after winter visits.
Dolleville resident Som a Felonda credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing Change of Life symptoms such as hot flushes dizziness backache and anxiety. The letter notes relief after taking the medicine and invites other women nearing middle age to seek advice from the company through confidential correspondence.
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