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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1951
Page
3
A home economist offers budget friendly guidance on stretching groceries with canned vegetables, combining canned with fresh, and preparing economical desserts like Upside-Down Peach Cake and Banana Gingerbread. Tips include potato scallops, creamed potatoes, parsnips in tomato sauce, and Harvard beets with green beans, plus simple dessert sauces.
Duncan Primrose to auction farm stock and household goods at lot 32 con 4 Esquesing Erin line three miles north of Acton on March 13. Items include registered Guernsey cows and calves, horses Jane Reta and Miss Tronsides, Ferguson tractors, mowers, binders, milking equipment, lumber, fencing, and household furnishings. Proceeds to settle with clerk. farm sold.
The lining of the jack et suit is a gay silk print matching the blouse. The ensemble features a loose swing jacket with a straight smooth skirt. Colors include Wavy blue and a delicate violet for spring outfits and a violet accent for special occasions.
A taxi driver recalls a call where a mother with three young children left a lasting impression. She asked to pull the meter and promised to return briefly, aiming for quiet to make a long distance call. After fifteen minutes she returned and paid, thanking the driver for his patience.
The Financial Post argues for a lighter senate role and proposes reforms such as mandatory retirement ages and more frequent membership changes. It emphasizes representation by minority parties and notes Prime Minister St Laurent could push these improvements given his large Commons majority and many Senate vacancies.
A reminiscence of childhood cures from hot mustard foot baths to a stone pig hot water bottle and camphor rubbed chests. The narrator recalls pepper sop, bread and milk, ipecac tonics, and how family health rituals shaped responses to colds and bronchitis.
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