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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
6
A fragment shows Alice asking why she married Dick and Mac replying she grew tired of him being around. The exchange hints at tension and weariness in domestic life without further context.
The speaker questions memory of those who cannot hear and their possible recall of distant birds. The lines explore voice, memory, and nature as metaphors for communication gaps.
A playful recipe for a jelly salmon dish using lemon gelatin warm water vinegar salt mayonnaise canned salmon and celery. Dissolve gelatin add vinegar and salt chill slightly fold in mayonnaise salmon and celery turn into a leaf mold and unmold on crisp lettuce for serving.
A mixed page item presents a vanilla junket with apricot whip recipe and gingerbread directions. It includes measurements and steps for the junket, apricot pulp topping, and orange garnish ideas, plus a gingerbread batter with spices, molasses, and baking steps. It also references a medical notice touting Dr. Kelvetrie tincture applications.
A lion named Bekamh Gi escaped its cage at a Blackpool promenade show in England. It leapt into a box where Joyce Wollan stood, causing a girl to scream and faint as attendants chased the beast. The animal roamed exhibits for about an hour before keepers recaptured it with barricades.
The British Columbia mineral industry posted a 1934 gross value of 43,049,019 dollars, up 446,341 from 1933 or 20 percent. Gold silver lead zinc and copper led gains with record outputs and higher values across major metals and coal production.
Don Biddle and his red headed wife overhear chatter about the Park Court Apartments. Neighbors report a quiet morning with a chloroform smell and a mysterious missing bride, as a large crate and a calm police-like scene emerge.
Goodyear of Canada and subsidiaries report year ending December 21 1934 shows net profits up by 51 350 30 and earned surplus up 181 51 30 with improved reserves and an asset to liabilities ratio indicating strong liquidity. Working capital after reserves stands at 9 783 408 08, aided by bond redemption reducing bonded indebtedness and saving fixed charges.
An earnest young Boots minister tells an elder that his sermon aims to rouse the people to do good. The elder replies God often does great things, recalling Benjamin and the jawbone anecdote as a lesson from scripture.
A garage owner questions a man about paying for a car he inherited from a friend. The exchange ends with the man admitting he was swindled by the giver. An asthma remedy advertisement promotes Dr J D Kellogg’s asthma remedy as a safe, definitive treatment.
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