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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
8
A brief memoriam note honors Cook and recalls memory of a person named Cook. The text reflects a church or local obituary style with dateless references and mentions a memorial or remembrance. It preserves civic tone and solemn remembrance without graphic detail.
The item notes maple syrup on local markets and 1935 models appearing on highways. It calls for meetings in Toronto April 22 and Acton Council Monday, plus utilities and library moves. It mentions holidays in May, road repairs on Line Two, and a 1994 auditors’ report availability.
A noisy OCR list shows multiple sales and auctions with names like Mac Sinclair Erin Farm Stock and Implements and James Mills Acton furniture sale. The fragment mentions April and March dates, lot numbers, and nearby vendors including Lymon’s Hardware promoting American Water White Coal for stoves and chimneys.
A compact guide reviews potatoes as a nutritious staple and recommends combining them with protein. Boiled potatoes absorb fat, while cooking with skins preserves nutrients. Methods include croquettes and croquette-like shapes, with notes on timing, fat, and seasonings.
Obscure obituary notice lists several individuals associated with the Adian Legion 15th Platoon D Com pany Lorne Rifles. Names include Gov Green W Eppleshall BM Beardmore Learthers Ltd W Coleman and Miss Moore among others.
Industrial Department of the Canadian National Railways notes red canned sockeye salmon is in demand in UK industrial areas while pink salmon is used by large farm families due to lower price. Advertising boosts brand sales among the middle class, with four proprietary brands selling best at high prices in north England. London firm leads as largest sockeye purchaser for finest grade.
The Royal Theatre in Guelph announces a week of new releases including Yorktown with Paul Muni and Hetty Davis, Shirley Kemper and Lone Barrymore in The Little Colonel, Los Angeles Bergers with Maurice Chevalier, and Gold Digger of 1935 set to open on Saturday April 6 as part of a spring festival of entertainment.
Montreal reader recalls Arthur E. Moore’s death and reflects on youth uplift through Sir George Williams and Sherwood Eddy. The writer praises YMCA efforts, venerates Williams, and highlights Eddy’s lectures and moral appeal to youth amid changing times.
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