Money to loan at per cent on Main Street Milton
An old classified line advertises a loan service located on Main Street Milton near the Champion office door west of the destination. The notice promises money to loan at a specified percent rate.
29 Jul 1886
Page 1
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1886
Page
1
An old classified line advertises a loan service located on Main Street Milton near the Champion office door west of the destination. The notice promises money to loan at a specified percent rate.
Eighteen year old Ethel Rushton inherits Rushton Manor and a vast income after the death of her uncle Thomas Rushton. Her cousin Tom, disinherited with a small legacy, dies, leaving Ethel under executors’ care until twenty-one. Owen Carroll, a rising lawyer, woos her as Mrs. Carroll toys with propriety, amid family tensions and old wealth restored.
Undersigned Thos 0. Moore offers on short notice and at bottom prices a range of goods including lumber lath shingles wash tubs churns butter tubs pork barrels and other farming and household necessities.
essay reflects on the power of the pen over the sword and the mind over action. It notes that women often produce some of the best writing and that truthful writing preserves power. The piece contrasts media influence with military might and honors motherhood as a quiet, enduring force guiding children.
A grammer school girl notes Mamie has begun her essay on the Curse of Slang and wishes it were in Halifax. Mamie teases about finishing in time for Commencement while admiring her stunning graduation harness and Princess slip dress.
A gentleman known for paying well for provisions tricks a poulterer who sells geese in a tale from Youth's Companion. The buyer inspects a dozen geese and notes his houseful of hungry dependents. He chooses the rest of the birds, leaving the dealer to ponder the wry bargain.
The piece argues next year decides the Scott Act fate in Ontario. If electors again back temperance, the act stands. if not, a repeal is likely in counties enforcing it. It urges securing temperance candidates for municipal councils and pledged prohibitionists for Parliament at the next general elections in the House of Commons.
A street dialogue features a man claiming weakness from a summer ailment and a friend recommending Dr. Forler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a cure. The piece merges a crude product pitch with a domestic exchange about shingles and a child’s mispronunciations.
Washington July 17 The Senate discussed a proposed addition to the United States England treaty aimed at extraditing dynamiters embezzlers and burglars above fifty dollars. The measure covers future offences and requires mutual legal action between the two nations under existing constitutional limits.
A French medical pamphlet criticizes lavish mineral water consumption and iced drinks. It warns of stomach catarrh from cold beverages and Brights disease from limestone in carbonated waters. It advises drinking cool water with lemon, in small sips, and keeping water in the mouth briefly before swallowing.
A Cambridge mother writes of a small boy’s ordeal after a boating accident in the country. A companion drowns, another boy is buried, the child suffers head injury and expects payment for a doctor visit while promising mud turtles and woodchucks on his return.
A critical reflection on the vast killing of birds for adornment notes England imports feathers from India Africa and America valued at ten million dollars. It laments the cruelty while acknowledging a diminishing fashion trend as more prudent women reject the practice.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a voiced riddle about a genius named Mu and a progression of life stages from ten to sixty. It mentions fortunes, motives, and warnings about poisons, with stray lines about a Dr. McGatyin and a location Stork.
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