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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
4
An anonymous poem urges the ideal of the manly man as country’s need and a symbol of strength. It extols a figure who faces challenges with a bold, forward gaze, dauntless tread, and readiness to dare, holding his own on land or sea. The verse celebrates sunlight in the face and the world’s delight in such vigor.
The Free Press notes the 1913 wardenship election with Earl Milton as warden and mentions local business changes such as W Leishman purchasing a fruit and confectionery shop. Thaws damaged sleighing, new tungsten lights improve council chamber, and foreigners arrive for electric railway camps. A St Alban’s tea and talk ends with lime light views. DIED LINDSAY At Toronto January 26 1913 Ninian Rand Lindsay son of J R Lindsay Limehouse husband of Bella Hill Acton asthma remedies are advertised.
An essay on the accompanist role in music praising humble service and harmony. It extols the unseen contributions that support soloists and elevate performances, noting the need for subtlety and unity between singer and pianist.
A Sunday school commentary on Mark 2 27 28 and related scriptures argues that the Sabbath was made for man not man for the Sabbath. It notes Jesus redefines law by mercy over ritual and declares his lordship over the Sabbath, urging humility and compassion in Christian service.
The article discusses the native Brazilian origin of tapioca from cassava, noting its discovery by a Spanish explorer who survived a poisonous sap by boiling roots. It contrasts biblical healing with Christian Science, and explains faith as action, citing Mark 9 23 and Jesus restoring a withered hand.
A fragmented diary style installment recounts daily notes from Friday to Thursday. It mentions personal troubles, a planned lesson for Jane, church gossip about Mr Flarewitch, an old friend Ankol Hen discussing age and heat, a divorce request by Mrs Carmel Philitt, family meals, and a disclaimer about germs and Miller's Worm Powders advertising.
The king asks M. Gabriel Tschumi to extend service beyond his planned retirement at Buckingham Palace. Known as Chummy, he has 34 years in royal kitchens across three reigns and helped prepare dishes for State occasions. Queen Alexandra valued him. he owns diamond tiepins from her and has received the Royal Victoria Medal.
A reflective aphorism advises saving tolerance for others while judging oneself harshly. It urges kindness to those who stumble but demands strict self-judgment, warning that excessive self-torgence leads to a muddled life.
Daily schedules listed with variations exclude Sundays or specify Sunday only in parts. The readable lines show inconsistent phrasing about daily operations and Sunday service status.
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