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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
6
A rough, damaged OCR fragment describes a crib scene with two small eyes and hands, a chubby white baby face, and tender features. The piece questions what could be more precious in life than this child, ending with a dreamy, affectionate tone.
Readable cookbook style copy offers candy balls, peanut butter whirls, cookies and desserts for bridge party refreshments. Includes French cocoa balls, peanut butter swirls, English yum, baked caramel custard and vanilla junket with step by step prep and measurements.
A fourlug welor entered a tullery shop and ordered salt. He carried home a small sample and asked about its foaming quality. Tommy replies it is not bad yet questions the buyer’s understanding and attire for the task.
A reflective ode to comradeship contrasts a lonely world with the joy of giving and caring. Edgar A. Guest’s verse praises shared kindness. a later reminiscence notes aging observers Mary and I prefer open air to youth’s vigor while recalling 1885 tales and local Acton news.
An advertisement touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil as essential for families portable use. It claims to ease inflammation loosen phlegm relieve sore throat rheumatic pains and minor injuries across children and adults alike.
The Agricultural Situation report notes rising total milk output in Canada driven by more cows milked and forecasts continued growth in 1935. Cheese output falls as milk shifts to creamery butter and fluid milk, with prices lower overseas and domestically. Creamery butter production has surged, lifting stocks and pressuring prices unless exports occur. partial carryover may depress prices further. Economic gains hinge on herd culling and improved breeding and feeding to raise per cow production.
The passage urges maintaining energy and cheerfulness in every task. It emphasizes giving your all, keeping a positive spirit, and not letting failures embitter you. It warns that bitterness comes from unmet hopes and disappointments.
A quirky dialogue compares year counts across nations Armenians Ethiopians Egyptians Persians Japanese Muslims Jews and Hindus citing diverse calendars and era names. A chatty exchange about childhood ambitions follows with an offhand remark.
An odd exchange about why men seek fame love and money leads to the notion of salted almonds as a hidden motive. Hobbs, longtime secretary of a welfare club, faced retirement with talk of honorary recognition from the club. A pallbearer’s remark hints at a family link to resolving the matter.
A child asks where Babe Ruth and Jack Dempsey were born. The dad admits ignorance, prompting the boy to remark that the father isn’t very good in history. A light exchange plays on sports legends and outdated knowledge.
A concise view asserts that a healthy economy relies on consumers directing spending toward the best value. It emphasizes seeking optimal goods and lowest prices as drivers of efficiency and growth.
The page lists Dr J A McNiven physician and surgeon with office and residence at the corner of Bower Avenue and Elg’n Street. Dr E J Nelson also a physician and surgeon offering electron therapy with a phone contact. Harold Nash shown as farmer while M A Barrister Solicitor Notary Public Conveyancer is located at 2 Mill Street Acton Ontario with stated hours 9:50 to 12 and 1 to 5, Saturdays 12.00.
A historical Acton Georgetown notice lists Kenneth M Langdon as barrister solicitor and notary public with office hours and contact details. Also includes A J Buchanan dental surgeon and P W Pearen dental surgeon with addresses and evening appointments. It mentions rental bookbinding services and periodicals binding in a compact community listing.
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