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The publication lists Thursday distribution on July 17 1919 and notes price at $1.00 yearly with U S delivery extra. Advertising rates include 10 cents per line for first insertion and 6 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Display ads charged by inch with 26 cents per inch yearly. Editor and publisher IL Y Mootuna signs the notice.
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Tus Acromsrace
Bias Puro
Min Streat
Acton
Ontario
Postarin
United States
Aisplay
Canada and world affairs frame postwar focus Canada and world affairs frame postwar focus
Editorial notes praise for Acton Free Press and cites Canada fire losses at 30 million with 70 percent due to carelessness. It discusses Ontario crops prospects, elections in Canada, and a talk by Dr. S D Chown on Canada’s role binding Britain and the U S, plus Italian government moves to lower prices and restore order.
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Canada
Commission of Conservation
England
Ontario
United States
Farmers
Great War Veterans’ Association
West
Toronto
Great Britain
S. D. Chown
Methodist Church
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Chown
League of Nations
Italy
Chamber of Labor
Priday
Sir Thomas White
Thomas White
Hekon
Windsor
Hiram Walker & Sons
Gadl
Walkerville
Glasgow
Scotland
Hamilton
Municipal Council eases library funding by one mill increase
The amendment to the Public Libraries Act allows a majority of 9 Municipal Council to raise maintenance funds from one half to one mill. Acton Library faces no immediate levy rise, but a future building with reading rooms and longer hours will benefit.
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Public Libraries
Acton
Board of Commerce
House of Commons
Ontario Referendum Campaign Led by Macdonald and Grant
A provincial Referendum Committee forms to lead the Ontario temperance referendum. John Macdonald, a wholesale dry goods merchant, serves as chair with Dr. A S Grant guiding campaign management. A Board of Control of veteran campaigners will supervise the drive.
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Ontario
John Macdonald
A. S. Grant
Campaigo
British labor accord ends crisis with 48 hour week
A British labor crisis prompted Lloyd George to convene both employers and employees. A joint committee then crafted a practical reform plan including a forty eight hour week a minimum wage overtime discouragement unemployment insurance and old age pensions. The Nashville Advocate calls this British good sense a lesson for Americans and Canada.
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Great Britain
New York Sun
Lloyd George
Nashville
Canada
Local News Letters Urge Readers To Engage With Editors
Walkerton Tolascope editorials urge residents to support hometown papers by sharing local happenings and ensuring friends’ needs are reported. Writers argue strong community papers require reader input and courage to contact reporters.
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Camerons Comen
Bomeona
Neveral
Qiem
Mont Country
Ualnic
Ald
Orlando
Partiajity
Walkerton Tolascope
The Gospel of Happiness Lesson from Christian Work
A woman known for cheer despite sorrows declares she chose to cheer others rather than burden them with her troubles. She explains laughter and kind words spread happiness, making her own life brighter and urging others to bear burdens with a glad face regardless of fate and weather.
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Ovary
How Bridges Breathe Under Weather and Heat
The passage explains bridge expansion with seasonal temperature changes. It notes bridges lengthen in heat and shift length between banks as sun and wind affect each side. It describes a breathing mechanism using rollers to allow movement to accommodate expansion and contraction.
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Forth Bridge
A Boy’s Conscience and a Moral Lesson
A reminiscence recalls a twelve year old boy who refused Sunday work to keep his conscience intact and later finds work with Mackay Telegraph, though the firm demanded Sunday shifts. The narrative links his stance to a broader moral, noting divine recompense for obedience and the enduring value of integrity. Rev. Chas. La Crouks chronicles this tale of conscience and reward.
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Papa
Ienard
Yenrango
Mengonger Tac Tha Mackay Telegraph Company
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Kho
Enoaugh
Danial
Farian
Mackay Telegraph Company
Charles Hubert Urocks
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Lucky Adam and the curse that set him to work
The text portrays Adam embracing a life of labor as a luckless yet freeing fate. It links toil to personal gain, avoiding landlords and middlemen while praising self-reliance and agricultural effort as the core of a disordered, gritty vision.
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Adam
bin Nona
Titore
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