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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1937
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment presents an advertising liability clause from The Free Press. It states the paper's disclaimer that it bears no liability for errors unless a proof is requested in writing, and that liability is limited to the cost of the affected space.
The Liquor Control Board reports a 163 percent sales increase to 49.3 million dollars and a profit of 7.86 million for the year. Critics say higher sales mean societal damage, citing fatalities and broken lives, urging public awakening and temperance reforms.
The article discusses the Dominion and Provincial budgets of 1937 and their impact on Canada. It notes expected savings for the public, mixed reactions from candy and textile sectors, and the prospect of tax reductions after improved trade and business conditions. It mentions Premier Aberhart and implied budget timelines.
The piece notes Acton hockey crowds fill Acton Arena with visitors from Toronto and many intervening towns and villages. It argues that a good game sells itself and transportation now brings diverse spectators to playoff hockey.
At the Ontario Executive annual meeting the Boy Scouts announce buying the Blue Springs property near Acton. The site will host summer Scout gatherings previously held near Caledonia, with Scoutmaster George Mason named to help develop the area.
Editorials note a lamblike March with possible lionlike weather. Great Lakes navigation may reopen by March 15, earliest since 1892. Acton roads need attention due to thin summer surface. Acton Intermediate Hockey Team remains successful. Canada’s January exports rise 28.8 percent led by US and UK gains. wheat export jumps. Lindsay to adopt four installments for taxes. Barrie notes a beer sale debate and public opinion against beer parlors in Ontario.
The lesson expounds John 14 teaching that Jesus is the Way to the Father and the source of Truth and Life. It links the coming back of Christ, the Father’s house, and the comfort for believers, urging faith in Jesus to know God and to do greater works through divine power.
Practical guidance on repairing broken china using minimal cement for stronger bonds. Tips include warming parts, applying adhesive linen strips, using carriage varnish for colorless cement, and pressing repairs under weight for a week or more to ensure durability.
A reader transcription presents two Black men speaking in a crowded rural setting about a noisy disturbance. The exchange references a cat, a wife or woman, and a furniture store collection, hinting at social dynamics and potential economic strain in the neighborhood.
In a brief, fragmentary dialogue a child asks for a pony while a mother and father clash over effort and understanding. The pair exchange blunt objections about trying hard enough and hearing each other during a tense domestic moment.
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