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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
2
The Free Press outlines subscription prices and terms including annual rates, renewal rules, and cancellation procedures. It also lists per line charges for notices and ads and explains liability for errors and display advertising rates.
The article compares games on ideal fields versus rough improvised grounds. It argues amateurs adapt better to varied conditions and suggests professionals would struggle on the late 19th style diamond while praising the variety of settings amateur players endure.
The piece argues that youth often expect perfect conditions but must face hardship. It urges acceptance of setbacks as a natural part of life and insists that clouds and storms develop character rather than guarantee constant good fortune.
The article urges extending bathing facilities at the Park to meet current needs. It notes past community effort and the closing of a west side dumping ground, highlights the dressing problem, and suggests moderate park improvements at Fairy Lake as the immediate solution while larger plans for an outdoor pool at the school or an indoor tank at the YMCA are pursued.
The commission’s findings allege cabinet past abuses linked to liquor interests. George Grover allegedly kept Ward Four Conservative Association “well oiled” and corruption fears loom over former government figures. The report warns liquor groups seek broader markets and power to topple officials. It urges reforms to avoid past pitfalls.
Editorial observes.hot weather slows march to Ottawa and hinders travel while urging safer driving and temperance. It notes Acton homecomings, civic holiday plans, local media changes, and political contest dynamics including farmer voters and the CNR's impact on Dominion development.
A Sunday school lesson on Amos the Tekoa herdsman turned prophet. It outlines Amos past as a farmer, his divine call, and his uncompromising denunciation of Israel’s social wrongs. The lesson highlights Amaziah’s challenge at Bethel and Amos’s refusal to flee, underscoring the call of a humble prophet.
A CN passenger returns a towel to the sleeping car service and sends one dollar to cover the cost. The letter notes not belonging to any group and mentions a similar prior notice at CN offices in Victoria.
A fragmentary diary style record from SLATS DIARY SY BOSS FARQUHAR recounts daily notes including Priday-Lida Cress business, Mrs. Gillen moving into a hilltop house, Ole Man Tindler and friends gathering apples, Dude Macey quitting liquor, Ant Emmy walking to town for a doctor’s note, and Pa’s church visit with talk of possible business deals. The tone is informal and local, reflecting ordinary life events and conversations.
The piece speaks of Amos as a humble herdsman chosen by God to be a prophet. It highlights Amos discovering the divine, the prophetic gift among a certain race, and God’s grace revealing strength through weakness. It notes the book’s careful structure and lessons on humility.
Practically all pains arising from inflammation can be removed with Dr. Thomas Electric O11. Shaply rub it on the sore spot and it is quickly absorbed by the skin. The healing power is conveyed to the inflamed area and soothed. This old remedy is also specific for cuts scratches bruises and sprains. Keep a bottle ready.
A mother tells Wille to visit the dentist for tooth extraction, while the son pleads to wait until after his birthday party. The exchange shows a domestic moment about dental care and timing.
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