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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 03, 1919

Page

5

Highland Brigade of Irish in World War I Ballad

A Glasgow Star poem printed in Acton Bree Press on July 3 1919 salutes Irish Highland soldiers and their allies in World War I. It lists diverse Irish names and places such as Donegal Galway and Cork and mentions battle bravery and defiance against the Huns. The piece blends ballad humor with patriotic memory of Irish troops and diaspora communities.

Uighland Delgade Lalorat O'Connors Troth Bedad Piper Jardan Cork New York Meagher Uwear Drincott Voy Carney Ang Malloy O'Leary Doogan M'Hilde Delany Burke Carroll Clancy Toole Bugurk Foley Punembla Gunner O'Donnell Ber- Feant Donegal Barney M'Lunkyo Skye Paddy Biz Darby Doolan Strabane Lrugin von Kluck Boalpeen Glasgow

Twenty Years Ago in The Free Press July 6 1899 Highlights

The issue notes Henry Grindell appointed engineer of the Mire Brigade and a crescenty success with Fergus. Ground broken for a new Baptist Church. Teachers take summer vacations. Ministers travel to Guelph Capetown Woodstock. W A Storey of Canada Glove Works secures lamination contract for a large roof sign. Mrs S A Secord visits from Orillia contemplating Hamilton residence. Birth announcement for Johnsons in Enqueaing June 30.

Henry Grindell Mire Crescenty Fergus New Baptist Church Mins Pattervon Guelph Mins Featherston Capetown Mins McKeown Woodstock W. A. Storey Canada Glove Works Corporation Electrician Howser Avenue 8. A. Secord Orillia Hamilton

Haying guidance and curing methods for quality yield

The article stresses prompt haying for maximum quality and yield. It advises cutting during blossom or just past, about one third of bloom, and avoiding late cutting. Early cutting aids weather slack periods and reduces second crop loss. Clover and alfalfa cure better when dew is gone and wind dries them. avoid rain. Mixed hay, timothy, and other grasses cure more readily. weather impacts quality. Market hay should be well matured but not overripe. The piece also notes a note on asthma remedy claiming immediate relief via Dr J D Kellowy’s Asthma Remedy with vapor therapy for nasal passages.

Eaton Minklay Bay Timothy Nicole Girant-Maraghi Milytales Nan Verdun Kifer Abe Tress Electric City Girard-Mangin Bla Ali Girand-Mangdin Burnting Sbolle Bia Dorothy Cantiehl Carrie Uahrapiel

Cultivation and Drainage Pay Off in Soil Health

The article discusses how cultivation enlarges pore space in loam muck and clay soils, increasing water absorption and storage while improving air flow. It notes drainage also improves porosity, with porous soils like Renault sands retaining more water than compact soils.

Renault

Britain and the Empire’s Naval Heritage in War Times

A 1914 essay by Mrs A E Qodsrham extols Britain’s sea power and imperial navy. It frames Great Britain as a maritime state defined by geography, preserved through Alfred the Great, Nelson, and Jellicoe, and anchors empire defence on a dominant fleet. The piece links commerce, naval strength, and global reach to civilization and freedom, urging unity to maintain sea supremacy.

George V Royal Navy Tiritaliy Gennan Front Ioyal Great Britain Empire Great Uritain Romnan Teuton Alfred the Reat Europe Britain Drake Raleigh Lord Howard Emingham Napoleon Channel Dover Cros Nelson Calala Jellicoe Hio-lo Fur Funis Germany Alze Gil Puliona Mahan North America Gulf of Mexico Atlantic Pacific England Ibridah Elzabett Pucle

Ten Commandments of Labor From German Newspaper Fragment

A fragmented 1840s German era text lists ten labor commandments urging workers to value toil and fair wages. It condemns idleness, praises free labor, warns against priestly misdirection, and promotes worker happiness, unity, and self-respect. The piece reflects social unrest and solidarity themes of industrial era labor movements.

Acmelesa Germany Pabicky Phether

Grim souvenirs crown King Alfonso’s perilous life

The article catalogs a chilling collection tied to King Alfonso of Spain including an infant feeding bottle top used in an attempted poisoning, a servant’s can, a bomb fragment at Barcelona, the skeleton of a horse killed by a blast in Paris, and bomb fragments from his wedding day. The piece then shifts to a period ad for nerve pills claiming stomach health cures nervous disorders.

Alfonso of Apaimn Alfonso Plecesa Barcelona Paris the People's Home Journal Vparmelec

Raw Potato for Burns A Home Remedy Claim

A recipe asserts grated raw potato gives immediate relief for burns with thick application and cloth covering. It warns for severe burns to seek a physician promptly and not rely on home remedies.

Indomitable Doctor Girard Mangin in Verdun Heroic Stand

The article portrays Dr. Girard Mangin, a woman surgeon at Verdun, defying barriers as she stays with wounded troops. She leads a makeshift hospital under bombardment, coordinating care, evacuations, and improvised treatments amid a severe food and supply crisis.

Fragmented Notice Summary of Local Inquiry

A garbled OCR fragment touches on a medic or patient issue and a local inquiry, implying a need for professional input and verification. It mentions a person or group named in error and hints at a procedural or bureaucratic step without clear names or dates.

Along the Way The Power of Sermons and Light

A rustic reflection on preaching and its reach across streets and lives. The author notes sermons vary in length yet can be eloquent and transformative, stressing how a vivid message might radiate from the preacher to illuminate the path for listeners.

Aiden Tine Aly Vomeonn Windom Harlan Atreet

Farmer's Account Book Sees Wide Free Distribution

The Commission of Conservation reports over 16,000 copies of the Farmer's Account Book distributed to farmers free of charge. The Canadian effort aims to promote farm bookkeeping and is available through Ottawa for members and non-members alike.

Copien Compitaton of Conservation Comrminaion Anuo Dominion Commindon Saad Lara Ottawa

Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cures nervous weakness

A woman from Christopher AL recounts four years of nervous weakness and rundown health. After failing with two doctors she used Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and was cured. She reports feeling regular and in excellent health and believes the remedy can cure female trouble. The advertisement cites widespread use and invites letters for advice from Pinkham Medicine Co.

Christopher Lydiae Pinkham Mru Alice Hewrenr Ludia E. Pinkham Sapiriets Pinkham Medicina Co. Lna

Freight and express services listed for Grand Trunk Railway Toronto

Freight and express services are described with daily, Sunday and special express options. Freight delivered daily by special express or freight picked up at any address in Toronto. G TL AONEW, Agent, Acton.

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