True Mother Hands Recited by Mrs Prince
Poem praising the tireless mothers hands, imagery of guiding and shaping youth. Credits Mrs A E Prince.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
14
Jesus Enters Jerusalem and Cleanses the Temple
This lesson notes Jesus fulfilling Zechariah 9:9 by entering Jerusalem with disciples and crowds professing Him as Messiah. It contrasts the disciples’ faithful obedience with the fickle crowd, and records Jesus cleansing the temple turning a house of prayer into a den of robbers. He warns against profit in worship and emphasizes true devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethphage
Jerusalem
Jesus
Temple
Palm
Zechariah
Jesus Christ
House of Prayer
House of Worship
God
Christ
Pruning Apple Trees For Better Growth And Yields
Pruning fruit trees is best done in March or early April to shape young trees with a spiral branch arrangement, avoiding sharp crotches, and reserving aggressive pruning for bearing trees to delay fruiting. Regular back-cutting of new shoots and summer thinning help produce larger, higher quality apples.
Spring Care Of Seed Potatoes And Storage Failures
AgriculturalNotice outlines seed potato handling from storage to planting focused on reducing losses. It warns about late storage rot and silver scurf in March and April, stresses ventilation, seed treatment against surface diseases, cutting weight, and proper storage to prevent reinfection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Division of Botany
Ottawa
Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology
Charlottetown
Fairy Lake sports charm town youth notes 1913
Twenty years back in The Free Press May 15 1913 records Fairy Lake sport activity and a busy park scene with youth leagues and local events. It notes Alex Mann moving to Young Street, a hotel project nearing completion, honors for civil and electrical engineering students, and school bylaw votes. Also mentioned are a church banquet, street dust control, and a surge in bylaw measures in Halton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairy Lake
Alex. Mann
Young Street
Vanatter
Station
Harold Nicklin
Warren G. Brown
School of Practical
G. T.R
Salt and Sulphate Lick For Sheep Parasite Control
A salt and copper sulphate lick can help reduce stomach and intestinal parasites in sheep. Mix 100 pounds of salt with 5 pounds of finely pulverized copper sulphate, dry and blend. Keep the lick available year round and cover salt boxes to protect from rain and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Doubts About Trust in Interactions We Face
The text considers how some people seem friendly yet leave us unsure of their motives. It questions whether kindness is genuine or staged and urges introspection about whether others truly trust us. It warns we miss life’s best if those around us doubt our sincerity.
Betty Barclays Helpful Hints on Budgeting Health Through Food
Betty Barclay urges smart food spending to cover health through milk fruits and vegetables. She highlights oranges as a vitamin C source in winter meals and notes California seedless Valencia oranges are in season and affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
California
Bees Need Water For Brood Rearing In Early Season
Bees require easy access to water to support brood development during spring and early summer when nectar is scarce. The Ottawa Bee Division reports bees gathering water from melting snow and advises simple troughs or dripping vessels in warm sheltered apiary spots to prevent drownings and conserve energy for brood production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Journal
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Canada Liquor Bill Surpasses Gold Output Claim
From the Ontario Prohibition Union, a assertion that Canada's legal liquor sales for 1930-31 reached 173 million, while gold production from 1929-32 totaled 192.5 million. arguing the liquor spend surpassed three-year gold output in a single year and calling for reconsideration of policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Nova _Scotia
Canada
Liquor Control Boards
Great Britain
Chas. McCrea
P- Canada
Office of Ontario Prohibition Union
Let the Buyer Beware in Modern Business
Article reflects on the proverb let the buyer beware. It argues buyers must stay vigilant against fraud while acknowledging waste from constant caution. Emphasizes honesty in business to maintain trust and cooperative success.
The Inquest and a Lecturer on Divorce
An inquest scene features a lecturer arguing divorce de moralizes love as a quest and gift, while an audience voice calls it an in quest. A stray ad promotes Egyptian Liniment for toothache sore throat burns and skin ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Forstalling the Onion Fly In Eastern Canada
Early onion fly activity coincides with apple bloom and onion seedlings one and a half inches high. Dominion Department of Agriculture pamphlet urges four sprays with a oil emulsion before females lay eggs. Notes cattle on pasture show mineral deficiency signs when chewing bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Daily publication notice excerpt
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a daily paper schedule with “Daily, except Sunday” phrasing and a line “10 28 pao” suggesting a date or issue marker. No clear event or names identified beyond publication cadence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraam
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Chapman
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George Chapman
Betty Barclay
Arthur
B. Rhinow
Mrs. Lillico
Bower
Life Insurance
Frederick L. Wright
Imperial Life Assurance Company
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Joe Hanley
Jim
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the Artownee Press
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THE
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