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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
3
Fragmented OCR item notes licenses and goods like razors and pocket knives with mentions of nickel tax terms. A large assortment is indicated with mentions of jewelers and a manufacturing license workout. The readable text hints at local regulatory jargon and store listings without complete details.
Short notes from town life include upcoming Maple syrup sale and market talk, shipments of potatoes from Acton, and local business changes. Announcements cover auctions, cemetery honors, church society visits, and a municipal debate upheld by farmers. A mix of accidents, subscriptions, and community notices fill the page.
Next Wednesday evening March 24 the Methodiat church presents entertainment at the Opera House under the auspices of the Girl Scouts Bind. The program features singing by Huxtetto and the Haptlat Olmoch choir drawing a crowded audience. The Saturday evening program by the Jobilo Slagers company promises variety and lively entertainment with notable performances by Myo Bawse Overstreet Wan and others.
This article fragment promotes a dubious home remedy labeled as a treatment for rheumatism and a detoxifying kidney cleanse. It lists ingredients like Danduljon extract and Campound syrups, advises after meals and at bedtime use, and asserts dangers of untreated rheumatism while urging at home preparation despite unclear safety or efficacy. It lacks verifiable sources or medical guidance.
Prof OBrien lectured on psychology to a wide audience in Wall ay Tuesday evening, encouraging good character among youth. The town gains a new primary teacher Miss Nicklin with a gold medal, and plans for Gow Ganda lake transport rise as 150 homes and stores appear in the silver town site amid slow winter progress and a growing winter-to-spring boom.
The annual services at the Method church featured speaker Mr. G. M. Keeneyide of London. He praised the Laymen's Missionary Movement and urged wider Christian service and fundraising to evangelize the world, aiming to increase support from 21,000,000 to 60,000,000 dollars and to mobilize 10,000 missionaries for Africa. Also reports on injured worker James DeCourney at the GTE warehouse and a fraternal Epworth League visit to Briok Church, with social refreshments and community turnout.
A jumble of social updates lists visits and stays. Names like Joho Firsthroats Taraito Auion Hutoy Laverty Monek Antoni Irlandy and several Toronto and Guelph residents appear among brief remarks on visits, travels, and a few health notes.
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