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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
7
The article discusses sunbathing guidelines and health risks from prolonged exposure. It notes that warm conditions can help with skin comfort but warns of disastrous effects from excessive tanning. Specialists advise gradual exposure and caution with products and agents to avoid drying or damaging the skin.
A social page describes the Duchess alternating outfits at a New York gala for the Bolivian president. She wore a spectacular epic dress with a capelet and large jeweled accessories, then casual glamor belt ensembles for dining at Park Avenue, showcasing multiple costumes and public appearances.
The Department of Munitions and Supply warns of a hard fibre shortage limiting binder twine used on farms. In peacetime twine came from Java and African fibres. now substitutes from Mexico supply a large portion, with subsidies to keep prices. Farmers are urged to use twine sparingly, keep equipment in good repair, and reduce waste.
A Sunday School lesson reflects on Moses reluctance and God’s response. It notes Moses fears are alleviated by divine assurance and by pairing with Aaron, illustrating teamwork in ministry and God empowering human effort through cooperation.
The article discusses wartime measures to keep prices stable and fund the war effort. It mentions wage limits, food costs, and tax rates as part of the strategy to maintain economic balance. It also promotes saving through War Savings Certificates and urges investing wisely to support victory.
London report on women patrons of tattoo art during wartime. Tattoo artist Burchett notes demand rises as women seek regimental symbols and personalized marks. Clients include soldiers, with some requesting blood group or registration details for emergency transfusion use.
London reports refined German terror methods to break Polish resistance in Silesia. Poles face marriage bans for men under 21 and women under 22, with age and work permits controlling intermarriage. Poles are sorted into three ration groups by German output, gaining extra rations or camp rations accordingly.
His Excellency the Governor General praised older people who lead Scout troops at the Boy Scouts Association annual meeting in Ottawa. He said he respected their ready stand as younger leaders joined the forces and predicted a postwar rise in Boy Scout membership.
The readable text shows partial phrases with names and numbers, offering limited context about a local event or notice. It cites times and measurements but lacks clear subjects, dates, or places to form a complete report.
The Acton Free Press, in its sixty eight years serving Acton and district, promotes keeping new customers informed about goods and services. It positions itself as the local guide for community news and shopping, urging steady information to build customer relationships and weekly readership.
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