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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
5
The Acton Bree Press recounts a long mixed-page read with local notes on town events weather and tales. It highlights school, church, and civic updates, including exams, construction, and a princess Juliana education notice alongside moral guidance for youth.
The article discusses Paul’s first Epistle to the Corinthians written around 67 A.D. focusing on the unity of the church as a body with varied functions and gifts. It outlines verse 16 and 14 through 34 themes about roles, mutual care, humility, and church harmony with accompanying study questions.
A fragile tale from Canada details Finns arriving from Europe under Lieut. T. C. Wetton to work in Canadian lumber camps. The group includes Finnish Legion veterans repatriated from North Russia and refugees left in charge of Lieut. Wetton, with some marrying local partners and adapting to farming and woodsettler life.
Discussion argues for teaching children to manage small weekly sums, save and balance accounts, and use earned allowance to build responsible spending habits. Warns against frivolous treats and emphasizes long term gains from money management as a wartime distraction fades.
A fragmented essay argues fathers mold boys through discipline and friendship while mothers nurture gentler virtues. It emphasizes reading aloud, shared lessons, and daily rituals to build trust, responsibility, and humane conduct in youth.
A fragmented early 20th century prose piece discusses the value of a boy, contrasting benevolence and commerce. It references mothers, the worth of a child, and urges prompt care for ailments, ending with a plug for Dr Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy and instructive lines about purchase.
Fragmentary OCR shows Grand Trunk Railway system notes with Sunday and holiday restrictions. Mentions Toronto by G.3 AONRW agent and sparse freight and passenger routing details.
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