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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
6
A solitary figure moves through a leafy path, calm and hidden. She bears no fear as changes and losses approach, trusting that the outcome will bring a better thing. The poem casts faith against turmoil and speaks of inward resolve.
A vintage recipe collection offers lemon raspberry cream pie peach cream pie and orange crumb pie with an unbaked crust method. It also lists orange drop cakes orange mint sauce and orange crumb pie filling steps. A note covers patent office refusals and a harpoon gadget for criminals.
In this week’s column the reader reflects on the value of deeds over words, urging faithful demonstration of creed through kind acts. The note recalls Acton’s Murray Memorial trust talks and 1884 cemetery plans, linking daily garden chores to civic memory and future town benefits.
The scene follows Jane and Bill as he escorts her from the plaza to an awaiting car. Jane frets over the surprising plan while Bill insists the gesture is for her, not to please her sister Pauline. He aims to return for supper and reveals Pauline knows of the arrival.
An advertisement touts Dr J B Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as a natural treatment. It claims the vapor reaches all airways to clear trouble and allow fresh air to enter, and notes it is sold by dealers nationwide.
A thrifty Scottish farmer clergyman suggests his ploughman trim bushes while the horses rest. The ploughman retorts with a wry joke about the minister peeling potatoes in the pulpit during the anthem. A closing aphorism notes the limits of any one person’s versatility.
A comical dialogue centers on a coal merchant's alarm about a yard fire and a fireman’s sharp retort about the coal’s quality. The exchange highlights a heated, humorous confrontation over material safety and business trust.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Phoebe Statham who died about May 25 1934 in Acton Ontario. Executors will distribute assets after July 28 1934 and anyone with claims must send full details to solicitor A N Farmer Acton.
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