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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 31, 1932

Page

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Aspirations for strength and virtue by George G. Davis

A dated exhortation lists moral aims for self control and improvement. It urges being strong brave patient honest wise generous and gentle, to know one’s shortfalls and respect others while loving children and sharing resources.

George G. Davis

Acton Community Notes and Local Readjustments Apr 4 1912

Highlights include Symon the pastry cook opening a shop in the old Easton bakery on Mill Street. James Dobbie takes possession of a Brock Avenue brick house bought from O W Mason. K Cook plans a Secord Block fruit and vegetable store. Acton is named a customs port with Murray McDonald as new officer and the customs house opening in Secord Block. Benjamin Kinnard dies at 72 in Acton.

A. Holiday Co Symon Easton Bakery Mill Street O.W. Mason K. Cook Secord Hugh Mann Acton Mien Board of Trade Municipal Council D. Henderson M. P Minister of Customs Murray McDonald Customs House Secord Block

Douglas Egyptian Liniment for Stable Use

Product description highlights immediate use for horses and cattle. Claims removal of proud flesh inflammation thrush hoof rot and infection of cow teats. Emphasizes ready availability and veterinary-like effectiveness.

Douglas

Youth farm clubs urged as model for modern agriculture advances

A Canadian National Railways department report credits boys and girls agricultural clubs with lifting farm product quality across provinces. Hog club work since 1923 boosted select hogs from 10 to 19 percent by 1931, with some consignments 100 percent select. In 1932 Canada housed 1,191 clubs with 20,952 members, up from 921 clubs and 14,700 members in 1930.

Canada Department of—Agriculture Canadian National Railways Canadian’ National Railways

Sunday School Lesson on Genesis Creation and Man

The article outlines a Sunday school lesson for April 3 1932 centered on Genesis 1 1 5 26 31. It discusses the creation of heaven and earth by God the Trinity the interpretation of Genesis verse 2 as a pre human judgment and the divine image in man with emphasis on the plan for dominion over creation and the blessing to be fruitful and multiply.

God Isaiah Father Christ Wissen

Ravens Outsmart Dog Over Bone in Arizona Yard

In Apache Arizona two ravens larger than crows schemed to steal a bone from a dog. They circled and teased the dog as one raven clamped the bone tail end and pinched it. The pair then fled with the bone while the dog trudged home surprised at being outwitted.

Apache Arizona

Missing Australian Jungle Girl Sought After Nine Years

Reports from Sydney claim a white girl about 18 years old, believed captive among Northern Australian tribes for nine years, has been seen recently. An expedition formed after rumors surfaced following the 1923 Douglas Hawgon sinking, with claims a woman and her nine year old daughter survived and reached a native village about 400 miles east of Port Darwin.

Port Darwin

Kellogg's Corn Flakes Promise Freshness and Quality

Kellogg's Corn Flakes advertise modern sanitary plants open to inspection. The message touts quality materials expert workers and advanced machinery perfected over years. It highlights a sealed wax-tite bag for oven fresh flakes and a money back guarantee in London Ontario.

Kellogg’s W.K. Kellogg Kellogg London Ontario

Local Advertisers Urged to Use Newspapers, Build Community

Kingston business speaker H. B. Stephenson of the McKim Agency urged merchants to tell truthful stories in newspaper ads. He said newspapers knit a community and benefit both merchants and publishers when they collaborate. He warned against avoiding ads and emphasized mutual growth in Cobourg Sentinel Star.

Kingston H. BE. Stephenson McKim Agency Ceil CADIS Cobourg Sentinel Star

Glasslike sugar byproducts could cut waste globally

English scientists propose converting molasses into a hard transparent material like glass. The process yields a substance that passes ultraviolet rays and can be blown moulded or rolled, offering a potential solution to surplus sugar and novel window material.

Puzzle Poem Hints at Card Game Ironies

A fragment hints at a card themed scene with a young man leading a heart the maid aiming for a diamond the old man using a club and the sexton drawing a spade. A playful verse suggests a metaphorical hand played on fate.

Radio License Lets Londoners Pay Five Cents Weekly

About one million Londoners are slated to pay a radio license fee of five cents a week. Six hundred thousand comply while four hundred thousand hide their receivers when the tax man calls.

UrATABS Claim Quick Relief for Bladder Ailments

A testimonial promotes Dr Southworth URATABS for overworked kidneys and bladder weakness. The writer describes sleepless nights and humiliation from symptoms, asserts rapid relief, and urges readers to buy with a satisfaction guarantee.

Hgror Southworth

Turkish coffee brewing tips from a traditional method

The passage explains Turkish coffee preparation: grind finely, use one heaping teaspoon per cup with equal sugar, boil water then pour when foaming. Repeats boil three times for strength and thick foam. Avoid large cups and do not add cream. Grounds may settle if too coarse.

Turkey

Optometrist J Cadesky Announces Consultation Hours

J Cadesky Optometrist advertises free consultation during office hours from 9 a m to 4 p m.

Evening Eastbound and Westbound Service Details

The notice lists train departures daily with Sunday exceptions. Eastbound service stops at Georgetown at 9 43 p m with a 9 30 p m Chicago filer passing through. Westbound trains run daily except Sunday with Sunday service only.

Soveveeedi Daily Chicago George Town Daly Sun Pam Phone i

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The Free Press Ers Rev. W. Douglas Walter Lambert Erin Irene Wm. Cripps Skinnard Church Street Benjamin, Kinnard Thomas Rex J. Cadesky Optometrist A. T. Brown Eet Tait Optical CO Wyndham Street Guelph Jennie E. Wideman C. H. Harrison Miss Wideman P. E. Robinson R. D Dr. Buchanan Savage & Co China LPH Wyndham
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