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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1931
Page
7
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A 1011 item from the Free Press recalls Malry Lake skating and winter traffic in Acton, with twenty five new houses needed to handle growth. Robert Nolles delivered a record maple load from Erin to G V Y HR weighing 11925 pounds and 1000 feet long. Special Evangelistic services began in the Methodist Church with Rev Gev Barker assisting. Rev J C Wilson was elected Moderator of Quelph Presbytery. The Hardware and Metal Journal advertised Christmas ads. Mulholland obituary notes Acoryn Mulholland, 73, of Exquesing.
A report from Lethbridge Experimental Station details poultry housing for harsh winters. A shed roof design with double tar paper walls and six inches of planer shavings keeps 60 heavy breed or 92 light birds per room at comfortable temperatures, while a gable straw loft design drops to three degrees below zero. Humidity stayed higher in the warmer house but did not increase colds compared to the colder, more open sheds.
An old text touts Miller's Worm Powders as an effective remedy to expel intestinal worms in children. It claims immediate worm destruction and correction of conditions favorable to worm growth, presenting the product as a health aid for distressed youngsters.
A visitor asks after a father figure. The boy replies that he is aging but doing fairly well, noting he will be thirty tomorrow. The exchange hints at a light domestic scene and a birthday milestone.
John’s preaching drew large crowds to the banks of Jordan and demanded fruits worthy of repentance. He warned of judgment and pointed to a coming mightier one who baptizes with the Holy Spirit, urging genuine inward change beyond outward baptism. The lesson urges self-examination and practical piety, inviting readers to live righteously and help others.
A clipped exchange shows an applicant arguing that lacking knowledge of the work makes a high wage easier to earn, while the employer counters that ignorance increases risk and effort in selecting a candidate.
A playful classroom moment features a teacher prompting with a riddle about what to eat a man who keeps talking when others lose interest. A student answers with humor, suggesting a leacher as a pun response.
Warning notice advises readers over 40 about burning irritations urinary and bladder weakness and back pain. Promotes Dr Heathworth’s Ureniles as a remedy with a refund offer if not satisfied, available at dry stores.
A child named Hoy says he will not go to school because they must work hard. His mother asks what tasks are planned. Hoy hints at the teacher’s claim that they would have a certain class activity today, but he does not elaborate.
The schedule lists Going East daily except Sunday and Going West daily except Sunday. It also notes a ban on trains Sunday and a special Mag train designation.
Freight delivered by special express to Toronto area Keele Street and St Clair Avenues. Westbound dally service operates Sunday with pickups at any piers in Toronto.
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