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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
2
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A Sunday school lesson reviews Jesus reading from Isaiah in the Nazareth synagogue and presenting Himself as the Christ. It notes five fold ministry: proclaiming good news to the poor, releasing captives, restoring sight to the blind, freeing the bruised, and proclaiming the year of the Lord. The crowd rejects Him when He cites God's sovereignty and inclusion of Gentiles, prompting a warning about humility and divine timing.
The world mourns King George V whose twenty five year reign saw vast progress. Canada and Britain hailed a monarch loved at home and abroad, whose leadership united diverse walks of life in loyalty and honor. His example strengthened British ideals and justice worldwide.
A Calumet Index blotter message extols credit as honesty and trust earned by prompt payment. It says a bill shows others rely on your word and that credit, built over years, is the most precious asset. Powassan mayor J B Luke served 1903-34-35 and has retired. local citizen leaders praised his service.
An editor thanks readers and staff for support while away from the office. The Free Press published on time, and the staff did not produce a better paper. The editor expresses gratitude for myriad kindnesses and notes they will be remembered.
The Acton Fall Fair annual meeting highlighted value for attendees and a large exhibit of stock and agricultural products. Directors praised record prize money distribution and noted harmony among the board with optimism for continued success.
The 1935 Canadian Production Review by the Department of Trade and Commerce notes improved conditions for primary producers with bountiful crops and higher farm product prices. Mining outputs for copper nickel and zinc hit new highs while gold output rose as new mines reached production. Manufacturing and power sectors posted gains, autos up about 30 percent, and exports in fish and fur largely steadied.
Firewood valued at 31 million dollars is taken from Canadian forests annually. November meat exports totaled 2 423639 dollars vs 2 054364 a year earlier. Meetings aim to serve two purposes in one evening. The new Arena musical equipment draws criticism. Dr. Anderson opened Georgetown Government Post Office amid curiosity. Acton auditors report a ten year arrears record, with local doubts on municipalities. Advertising in an auditors' report is noted as effective.
An old styled drug advertisement promises relief from bladder weakness and urethral irritation with the URATAILS formula. Claims include backaches getting up nights and painless, inexpensive treatment available at druggists with a money back promise if not satisfied.
J M Brennan notes a robin stalking a worm in wet ground. The bird alternates between relaxed posture and taut alertness as it detects vibrations from the worm beneath, supporting a theory of vibration-based prey location.
A fragmented dialogue shows a panhandler asking passersby to help across religious and social lines. The man refuses formal group ties while the scene hints at interfaith and labor union tensions, ending with casual gesture and uncertain social bonds.
A tense exchange unfolds at a garage as a man asks what he paid for a car. The mechanic reveals a friend sold it to him, prompting the accusation that the buyer has been swindled.
A household remedy claims rapid aid for persistent sores. The dressing stops sloughing, removes proud flesh, draws out pus, and paves the way for new skin. Many testimonials affirm its effectiveness when properly applied.
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