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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 23, 1931
Page
6
A rugged motivational note urges perseverance and steadfast effort. It emphasizes sticking to a worthy cause, keeping honest zeal, and doing one’s best to achieve real success, with bulldog pluck as the path to victory.
Blueberries and huckleberries are often mistaken for one another and can substitute in recipes. The article lists several fruit preserves including wuckleberry conserve, blueber ry and crab apple jam, gooseberry and currant jam, and cherry and currant conserve, with practical instructions and safety tips for winter storage and kitchen energy use. It also notes saving De Thomas electric oil for the farmhouse health needs.
The piece says advertisers must back quality merchandise with truthful, clear messages. Persistent, continuous ads earn public trust, keep old customers, attract new ones, and foster a growing business. It emphasizes fairness and plain language over boastful claims, noting long term success in Shawnee Oklahoma.
A Churchill community piece recalls Jacob Swackhamer the first settler and the Swackhamer family, tracing the village’s growth from early 19th century settlement to the church and schoolhouse era. The article details the cemetery’s founding site, later layout, and ongoing restoration efforts led by local volunteers and officials.
The text discusses sophistication as a term tied to era and culture, contrasting it with plainness and authenticity. It cites figures like Florence Nightingale and presidents to illustrate varied attitudes toward refined living and public duty, then turns to home life urging harmony, patience, and mutual support within a family.
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