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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
5
Fragmentary report notes Georgetown players and a club event amid a week of contir weather. Reference to Ex-Connecillnr Jeans arriving from London and a trip to Enelang on Sunday appears in the garbled text with unclear dates and context.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Meanns and Thomas with Hl ulema terms and Edmiston related to a new home near Acton. Details are garbled leaving uncertain event, people, or location specifics.
AAMS local column notes a Tuesday annual picnic at Yayiwila Park with travel fare to Hospeler, plus reports on J Gould’s England trip for coronation events and its postponement. Also mentions July changes to postal rates, a Firemen’s Tournament, and community notices from Stratford, Acton, Milton brigades.
A new course by the School of Business and Civic Administration of the College in New York City aims to teach women the principles of law useful for managing affairs. It is not intended to train women for legal practice, but to provide practical understanding in business and personal matters.
The Canadian Pacific Railway highlights its 15 major welfare efforts for employees and families across centres in Kenora Chapleau White River Revelstoke Cranbrook and more. It funds buildings donates 100 money and runs programs for physical moral and mental development plus recreation.
The page lists daily notes from July with specific scripture references including Daniel, Abraham, Elijah, and Paul. Entries outline Thursday July reading, Friday July Elijah on Mount Carmel, Saturday July truth theme, and Sunday July Conqueror through Christ readings.
Fragments recount a vast ancient tree thought to be thousands of years old and witnessing generations since before and after the founding of America. The text blends mythic timelines with references to humanity’s long history and a household medicine chest promoting Dr Thomas Kelectria products.
A historical note outlines which meals and accommodations trades may operate on Sundays under the Lords Day Act. Restaurants serving meals, hotels offering lodging, and similar establishments may, if properly equipped, stay open for patrons. Ordinary merchants and non qualifying venues such as bars or pleasure parlors must refrain from Sunday commerce, with limited exemptions for essential services and certain drugs or tobacco sales under the act.
The text argues that income never ends desires and that many rich individuals feel pinched when they obtain what they want. It contrasts millionaires with those earning under two thousand, suggesting satisfaction lies not in money but in the nature of needs and relations among people.
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