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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 25, 1933

Page

6

Holiday visitors and town friends mingle in Acton notes

Acton columns list numerous visitors from Toronto London Kitchener and Windsor staying with local families over the weekend and holiday period. Names include Leslie Martin Margaret Garvin Aimee Speight Jna Lane and many more as well as travel to Guelph Hamilton and Calgary and engagements announced Dorothy Maltby and John Tolton to wed in June. Local religious and social events include church delegates to Hamilton and a Toronto ordination anniversary.

Quick forgiveness plea and a dime in the plate

A friend asks for forgiveness then changes the subject. Mark Twain’s minister tale shows how sustained pleading can tire listeners. The lesson: true repentance can fade if the request drags on and backslides into impenitence.

Mark Twain Mark ‘Twain

Dad Pays in Turkey for Art Education at Talas School

The article describes boys at the American School in Talas, Turkey, sleeping on hard beds and eating bread with sparing soup, earning 25 cents a day with 12 cents for food, while laborers earn 25 cents daily. Book costs 75 cents, placing students near hunger. some well dressed boys loaf through summer, yet dad pays for art education.

Talas Turkey Paul E. Nilson America

Movie magnates head for hunting expedition in Canadian Rockies

A six member Hollywood party led by Darryl Zanuck headed for bear hunting in the Canadian Rockies with guide Roy Hargreaves. The group, including Raymond Enright John Adolf and Sam Engle of Warner Brothers, will travel by the Continental Limited to Valemount British Columbia and hunt with rifles and cameras along the Columbia River. Zanuck and Adolf previously hunted in Mount Robson in 1930, collecting trophies and expanding his world wide animal trophy collection.

Canadian Rockies British Columbia Hollywood Vancouver Continental Limited Canadian National Railways Darryl Zanuck Presid Twentieth Century Corporation Raymond Enright Raymond Griffith Lloyd Bacon John Adolf Sam Engle Warner Brothers Valemount British’ Columbia Mount Robson Roy Hargreaves Rockies Columbia Zanuck Enright Adolfi

Doing Without Finds Riches Beyond Loss

The piece argues that lacking material comforts need not spoil life. Friendship, compassion, and service to others remain accessible to all, with religion transforming bitterness into joy and faith making life meaningful even when everything else is missing.

Council Affirms Cemetery By-law and Local Repairs

Council will not alter the cemetery by law while approving a parish parade with a possible silver collection. Gravel from T J O Neill’s Crewsons Corners farm may be obtained at 10c per yard for street repairs before starling material is added. A luminous sign will be replaced at Acton’s high west, billed to the motorist who broke it.

Jones T. J. O'Neill Crewsons Corners Guelph General Hospital Acton Wm. Landsborough

Fritz Kreisler on loving work and success in art

The article argues great artists pursue work for passion not money, citing Fritz Kreisler's idea of playing only for pleasure. It notes biographies show childhood ambition as a driver, and says enthusiasm beats mere conscientious effort. It adds that the Maritimes climate boosts potato yields in Canada.

Fritz Kreisler

Letters to the Editor Policy and Submission Rules

The Free Press invites letters on topics of general interest from readers. Letters must be signed and may use a pen name if requested. Submissions should be under 500 words and received by Tuesday noon to appear in that week’s issue.

The Free Press

Alcoholism and heredity blamed for mental illness rise

Public figure Dr. Bruce warns Canada faces growing mentally challenged population linked to hereditary factors and alcohol. He cites Swiss and American records, argues parental drinking drives idiocy and feeble mindedness, and urges policy and social change to curb alcoholic ancestry.

Ontario H. A. Bruce Canada Maurice Craig Bruce Jukes Max Jukes United States Switzerland H.bersot Piger Stockard Flores Niclaus Europe

Train on Time or Track Delays Prompt Grumpy Banter

A grouchy passenger asks about punctuality. The conductor quips that the goal is staying on the track. The chick rearing remark notes that success demands constant vigilance and care.

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Leslie Martin Toronto Alex. Forbes London B. M. Wilson Margaret Garvin J. A. Mowat Hamilton Aimee Speight Moorecroft Albert Brown Kitchener Josephine Jackson Mrs Harold Wansbrough R. H. Wansbrough Arthur Crowley Mrs. Earle Brown Misse E. Haines Lottie Mason S.cripps 5. Begley Hillsburg Messrs Frank Cook Wilbert Murray Jna Lane Hilsburg N. F. Moore J. L.warren John Wood Famiy W. D. Frick Solman Torrie George Edwards Lucy Edwards Harry Statham John Waldie Walkers, Ontario Donald Waldie Robert Parkinson Reg Fenner England Mary and Lizzie Ramshaw Walter Swanston Guelph F. Hamm Bath Women's Institute G. H Lantz Town John Flynn Edward Flynn Buffalo, N. Y Jas Jas. Flynn G. T. Lockyer Roy J. Thompson John Frank George Nelles Ida Edith Nelles Ruth Nelson Dominion Board of the W. M.S. of the United Church W. Ames Morriston Mrs. Allan Dorothy Allan Wm. Middleton Murray Bielby Niagara Falls R._P_ Watson J. B. Mackenzie Georgetown National Council of Women Calgary Altae West John Ramsden Bing Ramsden New York State Mr. Ramsden GL. Gifford Laura Reid Masales Jos. Reid Chas. Landsborough Acton Church Baptist Young People's Convention Shirley Watson R. P. Watson W. Rae Watson Thos. Perryaman Brougham David Maltby Aberfoyle Dorothy John Ivan Tolton John Tolton Arkell H. L. Bennie H. Awrey W. M. Cooper R. N. Brown A. C. Stewart Chalmers Church Maritimes Dominion Detroit Stanley Lupino Empire Bosco’s Fox News Elmer the Great Joe E. Brown Withouglas France Austria Germany Schweighofer Vienna A. J. Irwin Ontario Prohib Tloh Union Bay Street Edson R. Waite Shawnee, Oklahoma Hlf. Pullen Prince Rupert B. G.) Daily News Atlantic Ocean M. R. Stark R. O Speciaist Rachlin’s Rachlin Néw’ Combination. Com Margaret Ley Over Cooper Nelson & CO Upton Warry Horne HEINZ Choice Rice Acton Committee Town Hale Lareesh MR. A. Roebuck K. C M. F. Hepburn Liberal A. Slaght T. A. Blakelock God Save the King
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