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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
18
The Arton Biree Press lists subscription at 2.00 per year in advance with details on single copies and address changes. It outlines cancellations policies, advertising rates for legal notices reader ads and display, and liability limitations for errors in published advertisements.
Fort Williams Times-Journal notes Tri County League begins with two weekly games and Acton adds new players. The piece argues newspapers must publicize radio and sports to keep public interest alive and emphasizes community life through baseball and outdoor activities.
A columnist argues about dogs and children crowding urban show places and sidewalks. They suggest moving play to the country to protect lawns and safety, noting limited funds complicate any solution and praising space in the countryside like that for the Dionnes.
In Ontario the Bank of Montreal reports wholesalers satisfied with current volume while retail sales lag expectations. Country trade improves with farmers' purchasing power, and collections range fair to good. Industrial activity holds above last year. autos near capacity but parts shortages from US strikes curb output.
The article notes ongoing delegation debates and routine assessments at Acton Council amid a busy year. It cites the Court of Revision, pending loose ends, and a thorough inquiry planned to settle issues for permanence while citizens show interest in municipal governance.
Canada yields 300 to 400 million bushels of oats annually and often grows more oats than wheat. Adopt-a-Child Week urges discretion toward others families. Rail freight in February reached 5 208 793 tons, up from prior years. Bruce County Council to spend June in Kincardine. Tulsa tale of a man with pennies financing a million dollar plant and office rent. Vehicle stopping distances at 40 and 60 mph noted with caution about damage and safety.
An 82-year-old driver collided with two hydro poles, which toppled onto his car. He drove home and was later charged with the damage, stating he did not think stopping for such a small matter was worthwhile. The report notes his nerve as remarkable.
The article discusses true worship as joyful public devotion, the need to love God before attending services, and the Spirit of praise. It cites scripture from John 4 24 Psalms 100 and Romans, urging focus on mercy justice and gratitude, with Jesus and the Sabbath stressing active good over mere rest.
Fragmentary exchange shows two speakers discussing a borrowed umbrella. One says a friend borrowed it and questions the owner's claim of possession, while the other hints the owner wants the item back.
In traffic court a judge threatens jail after a driver quips about the forecast. The exchange ends with a wry remark about “fine today cooler tomorrow” and an unusual ad tone for Douglas' Egyptian Liniment claiming fast relief for foot injuries and skin issues.
A public reflection condemns immoderate amusement and drinking at summer resorts. It urges honoring the Sabbath by aiding families and communities, guarding workers from exploitation, and using Sundays for worship, education, and righteous acts. It endorses church services and youth study to promote holiness.
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