Cheerful Tale of Burdens and Tomorrow
An author unknown offers a hopeful verse about choosing cheer over burden and praising companionship. The speaker vows to replace criticism with encouragement and to be a friend to all.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
7
An author unknown offers a hopeful verse about choosing cheer over burden and praising companionship. The speaker vows to replace criticism with encouragement and to be a friend to all.
Readable sections offer quick cut sauce recipes using sweetened condensed milk and fruit based winter salads. Includes Magic Fruit Cream Sauce and Chocolate Marshmallow Sauce with steps and yields, plus Savory Baked Fish and assorted orange fruit combinations.
A reader seeks humane ways to stop mice as traps fail and a stray idea of strychnine frightens the writer. The narrative recalls using poison once, worries about Mitchie the cat, and notes that despite best efforts the mice persist. The note also sketches family life, a daughter away from home, gardening, cooking missteps, and a fleeting report on airliner food-condition commentary.
The tanning sector, rooted in agriculture, became a major Canadian industry producing leather for home and export. In 1938 leather gloves reached 7,233,674 pairs with varied hides. overall 1936 leather output valued at 99,204,210 dollars. Ontario led with 87 plants in 1930, Quebec notable for glove output, and early tanneries traced to Talon era in New France.
A early 20th century schoolroom notice explains burn first aid using tea as a tannin antiseptic. It warns most burn deaths come from shock and dehydration while advocating warmth and prompt doctor care. It includes cautions against home remedies and mentions mustard gas and sunburn treatments.
The excerpt reflects on engine hums and differences in tone when a plane changes course. It notes how strong imagination makes one feel present in the aircraft and see events as described by the commentator.
A mixed page of daily items for women includes a Thursday March 16d feature on pleasure, a Friday March 11th note on wine, a Saturday March 19th joke, and a Sunday March 13th religious remark. Also tips from Nurse Eliram Home Unit cover syrup preservation, onion odor removal, ink stains, temperature guidance, pulse and respiration norms.
Thousands of precious stones will adorn a new crown for the Tirupati temple idol in the Madras Presidency. The solid gold crown stands over two feet high and more than three feet in circumference, with 2400 cut diamonds, 3900 rubies, 2400 emeralds, 375 sapphires, 200 cut diamonds and other gems. The idol is famed for wealth and is believed to respond to vows in times of distress.
Enzymologists in Trinidad reported the Amazon Fly may help defeat the sugar cane borer. J G Myers led a 470 mile Amazon River voyage from Santarem, enduring wrecks and malaria risks to study the insect. The flies breed in chrysalis for nine days and were shipped home by air, with ten thousand larvae collected.
Question asks for the city where the Nine-Power Treaty was signed and notes a cynical remark about adherence. The piece frames a historical inquiry on treaty location and compliance doubts.
Fashion notes describe Palm Beach and Miami Beach beachwear for January and February. It highlights one piece, knitted wool suits, trims like decorative belts and rope plaits, with straw hats and cork-soled sandals. The outfits emphasize color harmony, frontier belts, and hand knit stitches.
Daily timetable notes show eating times and travel windows with departures and arrivals. Standard time sections include daily services except Sundays with specific morning and evening slots and Sunday only entries.
Fragmented OCR text lists times and codes with no coherent event or entities. No clear people teams places or organizations identified.
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