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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
7
Poem urges forgetting praise and slander after acts of kindness and achievement while cherishing promises kept and happiness received. It counsels hope, forgiveness, and gratitude toward others as a path to lasting love across age and youth.
A nostalgic column shares early cookery hints passed among households. It notes the shift from vague tips to precise recipes and offers practical suggestions for using pickles, cereals, and simple substitutions, plus cautionary notes on cookware and a quip about Lincoln Cathedral.
A rambling narrative follows Bill, a man who buys a used roadster then takes a job in a St Louis garage. He meets a woman, plans a New York trip to fuel a coal family future, and faces questions about marriage and career while navigating travel and romance across cities.
Hugh endures self doubt while refining church plans, inspired by Doctor Quincy, and earns a large commission from Thorgensen. He prepares to pursue Eastward tennis dreams but discovers deeper purpose in labor and sportsmanship beyond winning.
A promotional piece extols a tonic called Ol of Power as a universal remedy. It boasts widespread tested virtues and asserts the product cures many ailments, inviting belief in its extraordinary healing claims.
A fragment quotes Mies Goggles asking if brains handicap women. Sir George replies not many. The line discusses perception of intellect and reputation in a witty Rochefoucauld influenced aside.
A fragmented diary style note recounts events from a family diary with references to Friday Ambition to be a moddie husband and working moddie, a Saturday marriage and separation, and comments on Mrs Eldred and a painting. It mentions political figures, a vegetarian senator, and a worker named Hatty Belkirk.
A detailed description explains how modern notes are produced with strict secrecy and quality control. It notes Britain’s integrity in currency manufacture and lists several nations relying on English notes. The process covers paper testing, watermarks, hydraulic presses, multiple colorings, stains, drying at high heat, serials, guillotine cutting, and final packaging in steel boxes.
The article outlines summer farming practices to maintain milk production with less labor than winter. It stresses constant fresh water, regular salt, and spray control for flies at milking, while prioritizing fertilized pasture and coordinated grazing to boost forage. It suggests 150 lb nitrite of soda 280 lb superphosphate and 100 lb potash per acre and 0.25 to 0.5 acres per cow, plus clover aftermath or peas and oats as supplements to sustain production through August and September.
Dental surgeon hours listed for Acton and Georgetown offices. Appointments available by phone Acton 65 or Georgetown 88. Office hours Tue Thu 1.15 pm to 4.30 pm and evenings on request. Also mentions hours for Lefshman Rock Yours 9 am to 6 pm and extraction service. Phone 148.
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