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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
5
A reflective essay urges calm amid job shifts and labor market churn. It argues that progress comes not from rash upheaval but from steady, purposeful development of tools and public duties, preserving merit and purpose in work while avoiding sensationalism.
A chaotic courtroom moment features an attorney and a scribe of a witness as the judge and jury laugh. The attorney quips about board prices while the witness defends herself amid a burst of rustic moralizing prose and parlor expressions.
The June 7 issue reports on church activities and the Ontario League joining Acton, Milton and Georgetown communities. It describes a town firework celebration with a parade of students, a victory parade, and remarks by local officials.
Fragmented OCR reads a Sunday School lesson outline with discussion topics including salvation, government, exposure of truth, and care for tabernacles. It lists dates and names of weekly readings and a schedule for upcoming lessons and Bible passages.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference terms like Text rein and medicines. Mentions of names such as Gryves and Mathar appear with uncertain context. The readable bits hint at health or medicinal discussion but lack coherent events or dates.
Train and bus timetable fragments show daily patterns with exceptions for Sundays and holidays. Specific times include 710 34 am and 6 a.m notes, with references to Toronto Suburban Electric and Agnew as agent, indicating regional rail and freight operations.
Up-to-Date goods offered at C. C. Speights include silverware in tableware pine style, fine cutlery, thirdware tinware and granite ware Bly. Pandora stoves and Pamoosa heaters also advertised along with small oil stoves.
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