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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
2
The text argues wealth cannot buy happiness citing Lindbergh who offered large rewards for his child yet faced torment, Ivar Kreuger who died under heavy pressures, and George Eastman who took his own life after illness. It stresses that true riches lie in home and health beyond money.
The text argues self-confidence grows by completing undertakings no matter how small. It warns against overreaching and distraction, noting failure in school or early jobs harms confidence. Building steady wins teaches persistence, allowing one to face harder tasks without fear.
A column critiques the Ontario Government budget last week noting a 365 000 surplus cited alongside tax increases on gasoline liquor amusements and corporations. The piece questions the reasoning behind higher levies despite previous overspending and cuts to salaries and capital outlays.
The text argues for harsher penalties for intoxicated drivers in Canada and cites Scotland and London cases. It notes suspensions, fines, and costs as deterrents and critiques Ontario for delaying action until damage occurs, allowing influence to free offenders and hampering liquor control and justice.
Editorial notes critique Ontario’s $40,000,000 liquor sale claim while urging fiscal transparency. The piece notes March hardship from severe cold, warns about amusement tax increases, praises Premier Bennett’s insurance solvency stance, and questions Hydro payments and bank assets amid a broad economic backdrop.
In a Ginger Farm Journal entry a twin Jersey calf birth coincides with a cold snap. The mother’s anxiety over the twins prompts the narrator to adopt one calf, raise it with care, and confront the business side of farming including selling hens and an old duck. The piece contrasts acts of nurture with the harsh realities of livestock economics.
An old-time remedy promotes applying Douglas Egyptian Liniment to sore necks and other pains for horses and people. The product claims soothing, fast-acting relief through a spe treatment approach.
A playful letter exchange shows Jessie signing her name Jessica after months at boarding school. Brother Tomica mocks family names and jokes about cars and a cow, ending with playful mispronunciations and a mock sign off.
A reflection on church neglect in a downtown district. The author argues a dilapidated house of worship shames the community and emphasizes that true worship can occur anywhere yet a church’s condition signals the congregation’s values. The piece urges care for the Lord’s house as a civic duty.
The piece compares art copies in European galleries to people who imitate others. It argues originals are priceless while copies are cheap, and a person should cultivate their own personality rather than mimic a great man.
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