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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1945
Page
4
In this home section the article extolls apples as a national fruit good for digestion and versatile in cooking. It includes recipes for fried apple treats, apple stuffed meats, and stuffing mix, plus tips on whipping cream and selecting citrus fruits.
The lesson emphasizes not being anxious about daily needs and living by the golden rule. It warns against false prophets, calls for fruit that proves rebirth, and stresses obedience to Christ as the true foundation, with eternal outcomes based on whether faith yields action.
A narrator recalls a rural Saturday trip to town for shopping amid a political convention. The scene contrasts party labels, civilians in work clothes, and furtive conversations with a neighbor’s ride home through heavy snowdrifts.
A chaotic feud in Swift Current Saskatchewan ends with a fatal electrocution after attempts to force eagles away fail. Authorities note disturbances at a transformer site as the birds persist and resist removal efforts.
A farmer watched as a bulldozer seized his plow and belongings during a seizure moment. The act startled the plow driver and left the owner facing loss of tools and property.
About 1,100 dogs were slaughtered at Thos Nowlan's farm at Coveniale following an outbreak of hog cholera. The report notes the disease's appearance in New Brunswick and the drastic measure taken to control it.
Prime Minister Smuts announced a government backed wool factory at Ullemhage with £650,000 funding from the Industrial Development Corporation and state undertaking. Wool-growers may later buy shares and join the directorate as Merino wool is a top local export and the project aims to spur broader development.
The All Year Hog Cabin provides affordable year round protection for sows and piglets. Built on runners it can be moved to fresh ground and keeps housing clean with minimal labor. Specifications are in revised circular 131 from the Dominion Department of Agriculture Ottawa.
Believed oldest Alberta resident James H. Winter, born in 1842, will reach age 104 in May. He fought in the American Civil War, spent years in Texas and Michigan, farmed in Ontario, homesteaded in Alberta, and built railway bridges before retiring five years ago.
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