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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
7
Fragmentary moral reflection urges honesty and kindness in all deeds. It cautions against speaking ill of others, promotes gentle speech, and upholds the Golden Rule as a guide to personal renown and virtuous conduct.
Prominent notes from Acton Ontario include wheat yellowing and a short crop in the area. A new corner entrance to Merchants Bank opens. Dry weather affects fruit and crops. Dr E D Ault sells his house on Frederick Street. Dominion Day firemen’s demonstration planned and church meals served. Acton L O L parade to Baptist Church. farewell for Rev Dr and Mrs Antiiff. Local marriages and property changes noted.
Promotes Dr Thomas Eolvatrio Ol as a remedy for respiratory disorders. Claims to ease inflammation in bronchial tubes and restore health through tested efficacy. Recommends to sufferers with confidence of relief.
Figures from the Bee Division show Canadian hives average 33,000 bees daily gathering nectar during peak season. The annual honey crop runs into millions of pounds across the Dominion, reflecting the vast effort in building winter stores.
The text outlines the second half of a six month Sunday school course focused on Jesus as the world’s savior from Luke’s Gospel. Topics include humility prayer the parable of the pounds and the Triumphal Entry. It covers Jesus crucified risen and ascended and the follower’s conduct.
Article discusses preventing chick losses from various hazards and urges plant checks to reduce deaths. It also promotes Dr J D Keour asthma remedy as a quick, reliable home treatment for asthma.
A fragmented diary style column by Ross Parquear recounts odd daily snippets. Entries describe Emmy's worries about George Hill health and odd telephone mischiefs, dinner plans, corn for a meal, and musings on marriage with many misspellings and humorous asides.
A brief guide to easy fruit and tomato based salads ideal for hot days. Describes using tomato lettuce oranges pineapple strawberries and simple dressings with light garnishes and marshmallows for a fresh summer meal.
Poultry Inspector Nash reports Canadians attracted little by the exhibit amid overall interest in Canada’s export prospects. He notes contracts may boost Canadian poultry trade, with growing importance of breeding stock and quality in the market.
Shawnee writer Edson R Walto argues that advertising has no mystique and is a straightforward business tool. He debunks claims of psychology or mind control in ads, insisting advertising is simply directing attention to a sale and measured by profit per sale.
A study of young ladies and gentlemen in manners as depicted by Minnigerode and era authors. It cites gloves at table and poised legs as signs of refined conduct, noting women’s delicacy and the ideal family roles as described by Jurney and Danforth in 19th century texts.
The advertisement claims Miller's Worm Powders are the most effective worm destroyer for children, eliminating the need for purgatives and delivering thorough relief. It emphasizes the product's simple, self-acting action and household preference.
The station tested barley and oats feeds under-pratria conditions finding barley and oats mix superior for pork growth. Varley reported higher gains, lower costs, and better returns per fund in the period.
An advertisement touts vermicide as an excellent preparation to combat the Mother Graves Worm, claiming it has saved the lives of countless children and urging use as a preventive measure.
Western bound services on the Acton Panadian National line run daily from early morning. Sunday services differ with no dally runs on Sundays. The timetable shows departures at 6.31 am 10.05 am 2.28 pm and later 6.18 pm with connections and prices listed in the standard time.
Fragmentary timetable notes for Canadian National Railways detailing westbound electric service days, with multiple day-type exceptions. Mentions Toronto Terminal Keele Street and St Clair avenues, freight handling by special express, and pickups in Toronto.
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