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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1934
Page
8
In loving memory of George T. Woods who passed away March 26. He is remembered by his wife and family. The notice honors a devoted husband and father and invites continued remembrance from those who loved him.
Easter Sunday mood arrives as April 1 notes spring wear and calm weather. The Canadian dollar rose in New York while Aston and Choi will travel to Toronto by special buses next Wednesday. Eastern school holidays begin tonight and will last over a week. Guelph’s power bill shows a debit of 2764.44 dollars, against a usual credit. Radios broadcast hockey last night and ice has been good at the Arena all week. Sleighing remains excellent since Monday with snow shovel use rising. Miss B H Speight received Florida orange blossoms and branches with fruit, the blossoms especially fragrant.
A fragmented passage mentions not qualified remarks and a street scene with a questioned accident. It quotes George Meredith on goodness and solitude versus world struggle, followed by a note that Distemper responds to Douglas Egyptian ointment and advises keeping a bottle in the stable.
An advertisement touts a home remedy for bladder weakness, claiming rapid improvement within 24 hours and money back on the first box if unsatisfied. It urges readers to start the test today and promises visible benefit in a few days.
Capt Elmore Philpott resigns and C G O pledges to run as an independent federal candidate in Halton. A St Jude's Church wedding for Miss Florence Lo Best to Mr Steven George William Wright is planned for Easter Monday. Oakville Intermediates beat Woodstock 8 to 1 in Hamilton arena to reach O H A finals, with several injuries requiring hospital care.
Dr. RB Manion urged debt reduction and business revival as Canada faces a $9 billion national debt. He noted CN Rail savings of $16 million annually and recent traffic rebound. Adam L. Sellar won the George Pearce Trophy for best editorial page among 32 papers.
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