21 Mar 1895
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1895
Page
1
The tale follows Wharton and his family as they relocate to Curie Mi with Daisy and a niece. Their farm shows decay and hardship, while Wharton resists rest and the family weighs options to survive. A moral tale on usefulness and small deeds contrasts the big bill and the widow’s relief.
Fragmentary OCR mentions names like G MATHESON and J B McLEOD with references to loans and conveyancers. Many words are garbled, place and event unclear. Provide a clearer source to generate a proper headline and summary.
A millinery show from a local designer opens to the public inviting residents of Acton and surrounding areas to visit and call for appointments. The event emphasizes a cordial welcome and personal styling options for visitors.
The fragment invites inquiries about prices for a spring construction project. It asks recipients to write for price details, implying a sales or quotes process. No names, dates, or locations are provided. The text signals a request for pricing information to start a build.
A sprawling excerpt follows Wharton and Deay as they wed after a long debate on country living. Wharton becomes a judge while Deay supports him, and their early years form around a modest home, a nursing sister Margaret, a farm near Corns Bill, and the growing career of Wharton in the Supreme Court. Their child, Toot Traeman EN, is described as an eighteen month old during a pivotal year.
An OCR fragment lists prices for freee thren and overcoats ranging from twenty five to thirty dollars, with mentions of dress goods, fabrics, and promotions. It references delivery to Guelph and nearby areas, with contact notes and a murky price list attributed to John Smith and others.
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