To the men who try and try Whitney Montgomery
The speaker honors the hard workers who pursue luck through effort. Fate cannot block them if they persist and dig. The author praises learning genius strength and bravery and raises a hat to those who strive in life.
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Whitney .Montgomery
Acton Ex exhibition game ends 12 to 10 in Erin
In an Erin on Twenty-fourth exhibition baseball game Acton’s team fell to the local squad by 12 to 10. The report notes social events and local notices from May 27, 1920 including church, school, and police magistrate appointments, plus obituaries for Ramshaw, Waldie, and King Cole linking to Toronto and Burlington.
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Erin
Acton
Brampton
King Cole
Toronto
R. H. Andrews
Reta
Euphemia Cole
Henry Cole
James Wesley King
Burlington
British Industry Booms With War-Time Orders Rise
British industry shows strength with orders exceeding £19,000,000 at Associated Electrical Industries and rising employment. An important Turkish power station contract worth £11,500,000 highlights Empire demand. Vickers maintains a strong position amid wartime costs, boasting ships Ajax, Kos sack and Ursula. Dunlop reports profits up by £11,350,000 as government orders stay a modest share of turnover.
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Cea
Air
Britain
Associated Electrical Industries Group
Turkey
Vickershas
A.R.P
H.M
Ajax
Cossack
Ursula
Dunlop
CBC prepares new overseas mobile unit for service
Mobile Unit No. 3, built for overseas CBC service, will carry a standard chassis four wheel drive and field ready tires. A. W. Holmes leads the CBC Engineering Division with R. T. Bowman and commentators Jerry Wilmot and Gerard Arthur awaiting in staff abroad. A. E. Althert assists on technical operation. CBC associates send good wishes from the Home Front.
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CHC
A. W. Holmes
CBC
R. T
Jerry Wilmot
Gerard Arthur
A.E. Althert
Holmes
Acton's Family Album Faces of Past Years Return
A weekly feature revisits familiar faces from Acton’s history, turning pages of a family album and reflecting on residents who were well known in earlier years. Local memories resurface as editors highlight notable names and places.
Last Week's Picture Remembered Peter McNab
Last week's photo featured Peter McNab, the elderly man with the Scotch accent who frequented Hill's store and was seen by many as a partner to the shop. Older readers may recall his regular presence serving customers when John was away at the scales.
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Hill
John
Peter McNab
The New Covenant and Israel's Restoration in Jeremiah
The lesson outlines a coming restoration for Israel and Judah under a new covenant written on hearts not tablets. It links the days of Jesus and prophets to future peace, knowledge of God, and the end of oppression, with Israel's survival as proof of God's unwavering promise.
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B. C
Jerusalem
Israel
Judah
Jehovah
Jesus
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Ezek
R.V
Earth
Hell
Moses
Egypt
Isrmel
Jesus Christ
Church
Paul
Heavenly Jerusalem
Leafs Upbeat Despite Slow Start In International League
Toronto's 1940 season is critiqued as the Leafs face doubts about a payoff berth. Boss Tony Lazzeri defends the lineup noting improved power with new acquisitions like Harley Bos and John Tyler, while Dario Lodigiani and other stars contribute strong batting as pitching deepens.
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Parker
Toronto
Syracuse
Leafs
van Groffin
Brea Cs
Tony Lazveri
Sason
Tony
Harley Bos
San Francisco
Dario Lodigiani
Prea Chapman
Lodi Hiani
Flea Clifton
Mickey DeJonghe
Car
Milt Gray
Tommy Heath
Gray
Heath
Eric Tipton
Buddy Bates
Memphis
Fern Bell
Pitts-burg
Bell
John Tyler
Buffalo
Carl Fischer
Jm Walkup
Phil Marchildon
Jim Reninger
Lester McCrabb
Pat McLaughlin
John Pezzullo
He Fischer
Jim Walkup
Phili Marchildon
Penetang
Sam Jones
Philadelphia Athletics
Swith
the-Americ
Connie Mack
Leafs add veterans to relief roster for May schedule
John Berry and Earl Caldwell move into relief roles as manager Lasteri finalizes a roster aimed at a playoff run. Toronto hosts Buffalo in Maple Leaf Stadium May 21 22 and 25 after a Rochester three day stay. Montreal visits May 31 June 1, then a road stretch to June 10 for Syracuse. May afternoon games at 3 30 p.m. and double headers at 2 00 p.m. June night games start earlier as weather warms.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Buffalo
Steve O'Neill
Bisons
Leafs
Ace Parker
Syracuse Chiefs
Roy van Grafian
John Berry
Earl Caldwell
Lasteri
Rochester
Maple Feat Stadium
Montreal
Toronto
Syracuse
Preference for Newspapers Says Rutgers Professor
Professor Frank Hutchinson of Rutgers University analyzes a survey of 286 New Brunswick and Highland Park housewives. Ninety percent believe newspaper advertising is more helpful than radio advertising. He notes 93 to 94 percent find ads helpful for shopping and 1 to 83 percent say ads help keep up with latest styles. Use Your Local Newspaper Regularly to Build and Maintain Your Local Business.
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Frank Hutchinson
Rutgers University Department of Journalism
New Brunswick
N.J
New Brunswick and
Highland Park
Hutchinson
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