Fragmented religious meditation on following God’s way
A distorted reflective piece questions whether people truly follow God’s path or pursue earthly pleasures. It cites Jesus’ sacrifice and asks how faithfully believers live, noting halting, wandering behavior and the tension between divine guidance and personal desires.
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Goa
Local Building Finds and Struck Tannery Tower
In the Free Press May 30 1912 notices report Willim Reid erecting a new house on Main Street and Mackenzie excavating Frederick Street for a brick home. Gordon hires a new project on Frederick Street. Sinclair enjoys a new Flanders car. Barber plans a two storey brick house on Knox Avenue. Hill prepares a large coal store shed. Farmers sell surplus hay at 25 per ton. Victoria Day storm hits Beqramore Co tannery with a 120 foot stack struck by lightning. minor damage and a stunned worker.
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Willim’ Reid Pas
Main ‘Street
Mackenzie
Frederick Street
W.'J. Gordon
Ronald , Sinclair
George ‘Barber
James ‘Anderson
Knox Avenue
J. C. Hill
Victoria
Messrs. Beqramore & Co
Asthma Remedy Sold Nationwide Claims Quick Relief
The advertisement touts Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as providing immediate help like magic. It describes a vapor that cleanses the airways allowing fresh air to enter and asserts nationwide dealer distribution.
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J. D. Kellogg
Speaking of Heroes Defines true heroes as savers
A financier redefines heroism as living frugally and saving more than one spends. He notes if a hundred million people save twenty cents daily, yearly savings could reach six billion dollars. The piece argues saving demands self denial and is essential for postwar recovery.
Optimism as a Handicap in On Time Purchases
An editorial warns that excessive optimism about initial payments fuels debt in on time purchases. It cites homes, furniture, autos, pianos, radios, and clothing bought with partial payments, arguing buyers must consider long term obligations beyond the first payment to avoid financial ruin.
Pace Firm Receives Delayed Reply for Thursday Arrival
A Saarovovgpires firm sent a wired message indicating an anxious wait for a response. The note stated that the reply was not yet received and that a shipment would arrive on Thursday.
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Saarovovgplies
Joseph the Dreamer and the Coat of Many Colors
A Sunday lesson discusses Joseph as the favored son of Jacob, his dreams of future glory, and the envy of his brothers. It links Joseph to Christ as a type and notes envy as a deadly force that grows from initial resentment to violence, ahead of subsequent events in Genesis.
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Joseph
Alden
Lasson
Dothan
Jacob
Joseph Ippeiin
Issac
Rebekah
Esdu
St. Joseph
Israel
Mankind
Billy
Jesus
Christ
Mau
Tieuy
Canadian Tables Improve Fruits and Vegetables at Ottawa Farm
The Horticultural Division at the Experimental Farm in OttawaDevelops better rhubarb and Melba apples to extend the Canadian growing season. New varieties like Ruby rhubarb and Pickaninny Banting corn offer earlier harvests and improved quality aiding self-sufficient homes across the country.
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Experimental ‘Farm
Ottawa
Oldenburgh
Parm
Cultivate the Taste to Enjoy Work and Lifelong Skill
An exhortation to find joy in labor arguing that eight hours of daily toil can become satisfying. The piece compares dismal first impressions to later enjoyment, urging persistence to turn repetitive tasks into rewarding activity.
Mortgage Sale Of Village Property In Acton
Under power of sale contained in a mortgage by Alex Skatch and wife R J Kert offers for sale by public auction with reserve on Saturday May 28 1932 at 1 30 pm at the sale premises Lot 5 Plan 25 and adjoining part of Lot 114 Plan 227 in Acton fronting Scene Street north west, two frame cottages and outbuildings on property. Further particulars from Mendor's Solicitor Acton.
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Alex. Skatch
R. J.kert
Scene Street
Acton
M Mendor
Solialtor
Wm. R. Cripps
Erin
Eramosa
Jane
Lasby’s Hotel
R. J. Kerr
H. N. Farmer
Ontario
The Man Who Found Big Success In Small Tasks
A worker started at fourteen and, through sustained effort and a zest for small tasks, rose from station agent in a small town to president of the railroad at thirty-nine. His story shows steady hidden effort can attract recognition and lead to high leadership roles.
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the ‘Road
Ames
Discovering Yourself Focus on Potential Greatness
Self-discovery centers on recognizing unrecognized weaknesses, but the key is to uncover your possibilities. Do not dwell on faults. aim to realize your potential and strive for improvement.
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Georgetown Lumber Co., Limited
J. B.mackenzie & Son
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Ojecss
the Coleman Lamp and Stove Company, Ltd
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Adel
Geing East Pany
Dee
Chicago Flier
Georgetown
Life Insurance
Frederick L. Wright
Imperial Life Assurance Company
Acton, Ontario
Savage & Co
China
Guelph
Wyndham