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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 18, 1937

Page

7

The Law of Giving in a World of Share

Poem extols giving as a universal law. rain and land, sun and moon, light and warmth mirror the cycle. It celebrates small acts, kindness, and generosity as enriching to giver and receiver alike, despite scarce dollars. A call to joyful aid and compassionate deeds remains timeless.

Twenty Years Ago In The Lane Of The Free Press

Twenty years ago March 22 1917 reports motor cars on the Toronto Hamilton Highway in the county. James Ranmishaw sells the Mill Street Lake Avenue blacksmith shop to move his family to Brock Street. John S Coleman sells Willow Street residence and resigns as janitor. Hubert McPherson home on leave from Heav ers Battalion Toronto. Blow and Overholt plan a new machine shop in Acton after purchasing HF Caldwell’s goodwill. Prices from fifty years prior listed for groceries. Obituaries note Margaret Justin Blackley and Christina Linklater both passing in 1917 aged 1? and 73 respectively.

Toronto- Hamilton James Ranmishaw Mill Street Lake Avenue Hus Erin Brock Street John S. Coleman Willow Street Mintle Mellon Hubert MiPherson Heavers Battalion Toronto Messrs. Blow and Overholt Woolstock HF Caldwell Parazge Acton Mfr Coleman Yamiota Man Conard Charles T. WH Blackley Everton Margaret Justin James Blackley Linklater AL Wingham Christina Thomas Linklater

Canada plans farming and fur trade training for Indians

Government backed program under Indian Affairs aims to fit Indians for self support. Emphasis on fur trade as core industry, trapping skills for hunting regions, fur care and trading practices, health and education via government doctors, and creation of native hunting preserves in the Northwest Territories and Yukon to restrict white trapping licenses.

Indian Affairs Department of Mines and Resources Canada Northwest Territories Yukon Terrtory

reflections on happiness and marriage in everyday life

A diary style reflection examines how letters about marriages struggling with jobs and finances reveal broader questions about happiness. It argues happiness comes from building a shared future, not mere pleasure, and urges couples to stay together and shoulder responsibilities.

Miece Bix Wxas Peggy Peggy Jul Tia Tata Ikill John Mary Lfe Hoes

Selecting Potatoes for Seed Purposes

Growers of seed potatoes should select superior varieties and seed to improve quality. The Seed Potato Certification Service has advocated this, stressing true to type, high yield, and free of diseases. Emphasis on tuber shape, skin color, eye characteristics, and standardized excellence guides planting and selection practices.

Signs and Stereotypes in Humorous Quotes

A collage of quips contrasts national character and wartime wit. It gathers remarks on English, French, German, and Armenian stereotypes, noting their humor, honesty, passion, and misperceptions across cultures.

Yorkshire Moelines Stephen Leacock Alexander Woollcott Nancy Boyd Atlantic Muark Twain Franz Werfel Mtu

The Major and Ex-Captain Exchange Civil Life Quip

A civil life joke lands as the Major jokes about the Ex-Captain and his wife remarks that he was never very civil after leaving the army. The playful exchange hints at past service and current domestic chatter.

Canada Sees Sharp Rise in Tourist Travel for 1936

Canada hosted about 15 million American visitors in 1936 plus extended tourism from other nations, bringing total travel to roughly twice Canada's population. Conventions reached 861 events with about 21.96 million dollars in city revenue, as travel and convention business steadily recovered from earlier economic downturns.

Canada United States Canadas Dominion EK. Howard Tourist and Convention Bureau Canadian National Montreal Atlantic Pacific Nova Scotia British Columbia Mr. Howard Howard Canadian National Railways Traffc

Heads ET St A Scotaman Arrives at King's Cross Front

The piece describes a Scotaman arriving at King's Cross in Glasgow with Cockney companions. A small youth, nicknamed Sandy, persuades him to carry two heavy suitcases after a long walk. Sandy offers a single coin and asks his companion to walk ahead, declaring thanks and requesting a head to settle the matter.

King’s Cros Glasgow Sandy

Trout Humor Refers to Sunday Enticement for Worms

In a humorous anecdote a boy returns home with a pail of trout and, facing his minister, declares that fish entice worms on Sunday. The tale plays on the idea of trout catching worms turning a Sunday outing into a comic incident with religious overtones.

Time Tables Dally Except Sunday

The notice lists daily time tables with Sunday exceptions. It includes morning and evening departures such as 7.05 am 10.07 am and 6.13 pm 7.19 pm going west with additional Sunday times like 8.59 am 2.23 pm 7.05 pm 12.40 am and 11.32 pm.

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