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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 17, 1935

Page

7

Wanted a Man Patriot leader in troubled times

Poem by John Oxenham appeals for a man of godly vision and decisive courage. It envisions a citizen whose selfless pursuit of larger ideals eclipses personal gain and partisan motives, worthy to guide the nation.

Aelf Wien John Oxenham

Peach Upside Down Cake and Dessert Ideas

Household notes propose peach upside down cake as a seasonable dessert. The recipe details batter, pan prep, baking time, and serving with whipped cream, plus a baked apples mostra and junket dessert, followed by a celery paste salad and a health product mention.

Canada 1935 Feed Outlook Warns of Shortages and Pest Risk

The Agricultural Situation and Outlook project warns feed reserves in Canada will be below normal in 1935 due to 1934 low yields, drought areas, and strong US demand. Grasshoppers, cutworms, and white grubs threaten forage crops, while seed shortages and high prices limit new seeding. Weather and moisture remain below ideal in many regions, with regional declines expected in Prairie Provinces and drought areas.

Canada Dominion Department of Agriculture Department of Trade and Commerce United States Pratzier Prairie Provinces Quebec Prairie Sabeelaueda Abberta

Hacon Exports to the United Kingdom in 1935 Outlook

The Agricultural Situation and Outlook report flags a modest rise in bacon exports to the United Kingdom in 1935 contingent on high finished hog weights. Higher feed costs and market pacing may push some pigs unfinished. Ontario and Atlantic provinces show declines while Quebec production rises. overall hog numbers shrink in several districts.

United Kingdom Dominion Department of Agriculture Department of Trade and Commerce Prairie Quebec Ontario Prince Edward Ysland Nova Scotia New Brunswick

Hidden Wealth of Chandni Chowk Delhi, Richest Street in Asia

A fragment describes Chandni Chowk Delhi as Asia s richest street with visible wealth and secret shops. It notes jewelers and courtiers, including a dealer famous for royal embroideries and the opulent gown worn by Lady Curzon at the Ouybar Mall. It mentions ivory carvers and elephants tusks on display.

Stock Exchange Wall Street Chandni Chowkry Delhi Asia Walla Curzon Ouybar

Grain Growing Under Glass Boosts Early Harvests at Dominion Farms

The Dominion Experimental Farms newsletter reports that winterlight greenhouses in the Cereal Division allow two crops a year and rapid appraisal of new varieties. Other notes cover mangels yield at Ottawa’s Central Experimental Farm, breed selection for poultry, and strategies to cut costs through better planning, fertilisers, and stock culling.

Central Experimental Parm Ottawa

Persian Balm Lotion Promises Subtle Charm and Comfort

A vintage ad copy extols Persian Balm as a delightful lotion that cools irritations from weather and leaves skin velvety and non sticky. It highlights rapid absorption and a distinct charm, claiming it enhances appearance for every woman.

Dialogue Fragments Show Couple's Tense Exchange

A brief exchange reveals strain as one partner asks if the other will “be my wifer.” The other replies she has nothing to say, prompting a retort about speaking when needed. The fragment hints at marital tension.

New Account for Frost Child Proposed at Municipal Bank

A proud father visits a Municipal Bank branch to open an account for his new arrival. He asks how to distinguish it from his existing accounts, and the manager suggests the name frost hell tund.

Municipal Bank

Sunday School Tale of Nero and a Striped Slave

A fragment recalls a Sunday school scene where Nero orders a centurion to whip a slave with twenty stripes and questions whether the slave’s son, whose father serves in the army, could rise to high rank.

Yeu Nero Ohnny Godl

Ontario Gold Production Gains in Eleven Months of 1934

Ontario reports gold production valued at 64,076,738 dollars from January 1 to November 20 1934, up from 44,191,068 in the prior year. Kirkland Lake belt leads with 31,127,356 in value, Porcupine belt at 630,215,004, and Northwestern Ontario at 2,036,378, as mining expands to 29 producing mines.

Ontario Kirkland Lake Dominion Province Porcupine Camp Great Rock

Foreseeing the Future Warns Against Fortune Tellers

The piece mocks paying for predictions of next year and urges self reliance. It warns that honesty and industry will drive success, and that inheriting wealth would spoil happiness. It concludes that staying loyal to God brings happiness, deeming future prognostication unnecessary.

Ibbes

Testimonial Echoes In Fragmentary Debate

Fragmentary quote exchange centers on a tribute or statement about Anna's impact. Mirabund extols her influence while a second speaker references a broad achievement. The readable text hints at praise framed within a ceremonial or testimonial context.

Advertising Columns Reveal Local Goods and Prices

The advertisement pages showcase a range of goods and deals from local merchants. Readers can compare items and prices across stores to maximize value in daily shopping.

Local Professionals Directory Reduces Hours and Contacts

Acton Ontario listings show Dr J A McNiven in Mill Street and A J Buchanan D D S detailing morning and afternoon hours with evening requests, plus a Veterinary Surgeon service and a general notice for prompt attention with contact numbers and locations in Acton and Georgetown. The ad outlines appointment types, weekly openings, and phone contacts for scheduling and emergencies.

Acton Ontario

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