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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 04, 1897
Page
7
A poetic fragment from Canadian Magazine by A. P. McXishnie describes a maple leaf fading and changing colors with seasons. The piece uses vivid imagery of yellow gold and crimson red to symbolize spring and fall.
In Chester England a yellow haired girl of nine shows a visitor a tiny court and a five room lodging, with a washroom and opal-hole, describing family life among the Rows. The scene contrasts poverty with dignity as she smiles and proudy guides the guest through their cramped home.
An old advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a modern remedy for exhausted nerves causing constipation indigestion and sleep loss in women. It claims quick restoration of strength vitality and regular function with a few weeks of use leading to rosy cheeks and youthful freshness.
A reader reports long use of Norway Pine Syrup at home. They claim the syrup eases severe asthma attacks in a ten year old and relieves ordinary colds better than other cough remedies.
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