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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 03, 1932

Page

5

Community Social Life Spreads Across Town

The piece lists numerous residents and visitors in Acton including Miss Jessie Morton of London and Mir RE De Warren of Toronto. It notes engagements and events such as Miss Isabel Switzer’s piano exam honors, Eleanor Amelia Mason’s engagement to William Earl Ramsden, and various social visits, with a humorous correction about a previous issue.

C.W. Mason Eleanor Amelia William Earl John Ramsden Acton Ontario

Western stockman settles debt with bank

A stockman mortgaged his cattle to the bank and was called in on the note. He asked if the banker had ever been in the cattle business. the banker said no, and the stockman replied that he now is. He then walked out.

the Sentinel Post Glen ‘Elder Kansas Sentinel Focal’ Bank

Caloric Value of Feeds in Animal Rations

Feeds are defined by their fuel value as the best measure of relative value for maintenance and energy production in adult animals. All feeds have some fuel value expressed in calories. A calorie is the heat required to raise one thousand grams of water by one degree Celsius.

Making Canada more beautiful through planting homes

The article urges improving rural and urban settings with trees shrubs vines and flowers. It argues attractive surroundings reflect thrift and progress, aid child development, and boost home value and community appeal nationwide from Cape Breton to the Pacific shores. Public and private grounds enhance Canada’s image.

Canada Taan-imads Agricultural College

Willian Wrigley Jr Advertising Magnate of Gum Empire

The late Willian Wrigley Jr left an estate of 35 million dollars. His success lay in sustained advertising that popularized five cent packs of chewing gum. He maintained sales through continuous publicity and refused to halt annual advertising, saying removing the engine would stop the train.

Willian Wrigley, Jr Wrigley Wesley

See and Believe The Eye Dominates Knowledge Recall

The passage argues the eye provides about eighty seven percent of knowledge. It states the eye is far stronger than the ear for memory and urges writing down telephone numbers dates hours to aid recall. Seeing information makes it easier to remember.

Dislike Arises From Ignorance and Fear of Intimacy

The article argues that dislike stems from ignorance and fear. It notes misanthropy stems from seeing only negatives, urges studying disliked people, and suggests shy youths feign hardness to mask timidity. It concludes that we know least what we dislike most about others.

Limehouse News Notes and Attendance at Prohibition Union Meet

Neighborhood brief reports Miss Beckett a Balinder teacher visitor at Limehouse last week and Mears Gowdy Fred Brown C Meredith R Johnson to attend the Prohibition Union convention at the Royal York Hotel Toronto this week. Ice scarcity hit Limehouse hockey players though snow fence worked perfectly and no snow drift this winter. Harold Swackhamer visited Limehouse. Miss Swackhamer Mrs Swackhamer and little Mary Kirkpatrick are recovering.

Beckett Balinder Purr Limehouse Mears Gowdy Fred Brown C.meredith R. W. Johnson Prohibition Union Royal York Hotel Toronto Harold Swackhamer Miss Swackhamer Mrs. Swackhamer Mary ‘Kirkpatrick

Milton Wins and Local Events Patchwork

Milton Heights hosts a weekend visit by Mr. and Mrs. Hilson of Milton Heights and Mr. Jack Cooper recovers from the flu. Engagements are announced for Pearl Elizabeth Twiss to Alfred S. Turner with marriage planned in March. Georgetown beats Milton 5 to 2 in a season opener amid limited practice, while coal theft from C P R freight runs totals over 50 tons as police investigate in Streetsville.

Norman Hilson Milton” “Heights Ate Milton Phil Gage Burlington Frank Twiss Pearl Streetsville Champion

Local notes from Orton to Acton and Toronto visits

Erin Mrs John Atcheson and son Wilford of Orton lease the duplex of J R Smith and move in. Several families and friends visit Toronto, Acton hockey game reports a fast match. Ontario Good Roads delegates attend in Toronto. Rev J Fullard resigns from Alton Hillsburg Baptist Churches to join Essex. A wagon incident scatters ice after an end board loosens with minor injuries.

John—Atcheson Wilford Orton J. R. Smith H. L. Harris K. McDougall Toronto John Oliverio, Jr J. H. Gibson Oliverio J.fullard Alton Hillsburg Fullard Essex Edgar Armstrong

Getting Joy From Your Job Motto

A reading on balance at work advises not to crave too much or fear too much. If you pursue leadership, avoid disappointment by realistic aims. Fear of losing your job reduces enjoyment, while doing your best yields value even without winning every competition.

Overseas Veterans Will Appreciate This

A humorous anecdote about a young man returning from Normandy who says his French was not the problem the locals had. A girl asks if he had trouble with the language and he replies that the French people did.

Normandy

The Pondering of a Lost Art in Modern Life

An editorial paragraph argues civilization would falter if industry and printing failed, noting farmers would lack tools and younger generations lack craft. It warns against excessive wealth concentration and ends with a flapper joke about entering paradise.

Dialogue fragment on bones and sardines discussed in class

A classroom exchange features Willie answering about bones with nine hundred and the teacher prompting a count. Willie notes he had sardines for lunch, highlighting a humorous memory from the lesson.

Willie

Gregory Theatre Crews Weekend In March Program Mix

The Gregory Theatre presents a March 4 program featuring The Cuban Love Song with Lawrence O Tibbett and Lupe Velez in a tropical romance and comedy lineup. Also on the bill are Cannonball novelty acts Fisherman's Paradise amateur contest One Way Trail Western and Laurel and Hardy Our Wife. Fox Movietone News and a Silverware Night giveaway are advertised.

Lawrence O'Tibbett Lupe—Velez Atyring Tim McCoy Fox Movietone News

Toronto Wholesale Quotations For Creamery Poultry and Grains

Toronto quotations list wholesale ranges for creamery products including butter and churning cream, poultry and eggs with weight-based pricing, wholesale vegetables and meats, hides and wool, grain on the Toronto Board of Trade, and Ontario potatoes with delivery terms and track prices.

Guinea Toronto Board of ‘Trade C.i.f. Ba Ontario Toronto

Hobo Claims Return After Thirty Days

A brief exchange shows a housewife scolding a hobo who retorts that he has just completed a thirty day spell. The dialogue captures a terse encounter reflecting hardship and social tension in a winter setting.

To the Rescue Soup Episode Sparks Club Hallway Doubt

A club tale recounts a boisterous soup eater upsetting members who remain polite. A young nerveless member offers help but the diner refuses, insisting he does not need aid and suggests being dragged ashore.

End of the Road: A Clergyman Warns of a Fateful Path

A radio talk recalls a California road that runs from olive groves to Death Valley ending in broken faith and despair. The clergyman warns that many youths embark on a path of gaiety and thrill without considering its ultimate harm.

California Death Valley Mfe

Just Force of Habit Desertion Court Martial Tale

A court martial of a soldier accused of desertion is disrupted by a defense counsel who argues the defendant’s prior civic life as a plumber explains his return for his bayonet. The officer reframes the case as a misunderstanding rooted in duty versus appearance.

Lost opportunities and present action urge

A reflective admonition urges not to lament lost time. The man who stumbles over missed chances misses new chances within reach. The voice advises letting past failures fade to seize today.

Boxing Instructor Puts Lesson: Half Hook Retort

A boxing instructor demonstrates a half hook while a pupil nurses a jaw with a witty reply. The exchange captures a brisk training moment highlighting technique and humor in the gym.

Marmalade Week Brightens Spring Kitchen

Marmalade Week signals the approach of spring with households busy making jars for the year. The article notes demand for good recipes and offers a few chosen marmalade recipes for consideration.

Preservation recipes and fruit preserves shopping list

Fragmented OCR lists fruit preserving instructions for oranges lemons grapefruit with steps for soaking boiling and sugaring. Includes quantities for lemons grapefruit and sugar, plus prices and potted flower listings.

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Sedaboa S “Marcel The Free Press Jessie Morton London Mir RE de ' Warren Acton Friends Burs. F John Re. Waldie Knox College McPherson Megara Heber Williams Thos Euty Deasié Russell Ard Wee Thompson Londony J. c. ‘Nelson Jos Guelph RL. Davidson Frank Foster Cheltenhash W.B._Rumley C. Williams Sault,Ste. Marie Wm. Williams E ‘Bennett Isaac Bennett Norine Georgetown Robert Bennett R. A Johnstone Doris Gheltenham Johnstone Isabel Switzer Toronto Conservatory of ‘Music Jean. Orr Zeee George Currie G. Appelbe Ga. W. Murray I. M. Bennett Esquesing Coureil Royal York-Hotel-in Edson Smith Aseust Ste. Marie Neighborhood News Erin Edson R. Waite Shawnee Oklahoma Donald H. Wilson Port Hope Saya Arta Mike Pearly Gates 5 St. Peter Willam Powell Ahippers, ‘Deliv. Mos City B. D.rachlin & Co Ciaree Redpath Sugar Macdonald Imart Argentina D. E. Macdonald & Bros., Ltd
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