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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
4
The poem fragment speaks of threads of warp and woof forming the fabric of life. Through daily work and varied days the loom blends colors from joy to doubt into a hopeful pattern.
Twentieth anniversary of local lodge events and social notices mix with oil drilling updates and school illness. Reports include Hydro Electric linemen heading to Mailton, a new well near Miton, Baptist anniversary services led by Rev. Farmer, and a marriage notice from Stoney to Nettle Clark. Mary Janet Smith Patterson dies aged year. Miller's Worm Powders advertised for children.
A brief essay argues that happiness comes from mental attitude rather than surroundings and weather. It notes that changing scenery won t fix fault finding in people and emphasizes a shift in thinking as the cure for dissatisfaction. The piece then shifts to praise Persian Baim a fragrant cosmetic that enhances appearance and skin, claiming it cools conditions and absorbs without residue.
The Sunday school lesson outlines Jesus teaching with authority in the synagogue at Capernaum, casting out a demon and revealing divine power. It notes the demon’s fear, the crowd’s astonishment, and Jesus healing Peter’s mother-in-law showing compassion and action.
A handwritten week of daily entries records a bridge party collapse of dentures, bath tub plans, classroom observations of students, and a Halloween chase. It closes with a sermon urging faith in Jesus who heals, noting healing rarely spurs lasting spiritual revival.
In Tokyo a bugler of the First Engineering Battalion killed himself after playing a wrong ceremonial call in the presence of an inspecting general. He left a note saying he could not apologize except by death to maintain battalion honor as the unit practiced bridging the Tone River under Major General Hayashi. Local readers note the incident amid wartime reports.
The piece discusses asthma as a feared condition and promotes Dr. J Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a cure. It asserts the remedy restores health and happiness and claims strong recognition in many regions of the broad audience.
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