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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 06, 1902
Page
2
Fragmented OCR yields a mixed Ontario scene with petitions in Thayer Manitoba and Liberal MP Stewart, probing causes of pauperism in Hudson area. Prohibition push dominates the week with rail and grain notes, post office surplus, hog product demand, and looming December 2 vote on liquor law.
Ad touts Malt Breakfast Food as a top health food with scientific concentrates of life giving nutrients. It claims rapid digestibility and suitability for weak stomachs, convalescents, and invalids, praising flavor and nutritive properties. The product is endorsed by physicians and featured by a grocer.
A farewell service at St Alban's Church marked the departure of Mr and Mrs Godden from Acton. The congregation published a heartfelt address praising their pastorate and praying for their future in their new duties. Festivities included a presentation of a purse and tokens of goodwill from friends and parishioners.
A list of social and church happenings in Georgetown and surrounding areas. Individuals such as Mire Win McLoud and Henry Wilson travel for events. a farewell at St Johns and a Quont on Handay are mentioned. Local preaching and anniversary plans fill the weekend with quiet Hallowe en observations and travel notices to Ottawa and other towns.
Mr Hrockhwackhaumuoe held a very unusual auction on Wins Vous street run by the auctioneer Wins Vous. Afr. Hwackhanor will move soon to Crowsing Corton and has left a blank in the vicinity. Rev. John Yagnin Hindley died after a long illness. He was born in Enunona near orgu in March 142. He studied at McGill and the National University. His funeral was at Everton cemetery on Sunday afternoon.
Fragmentary notes indicate petitions to drop certain cases are under consideration. Names and factions such as Liberals and Conservatives appear in a muddy list, with no clear resolution or dates given.
The article notes a global message sent around the world via the Pacific cable on Monday, with Governor General Ottawa and notable figures mentioned. It describes the journey completing in ten hours and fifteen minutes, and references reactions from officials and observers.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for rheumatism and related pains. It features testimonials from James Rochette and others claiming dramatic relief after using the pills, noting improved appetite, strength, and mobility. The copy urges readers to buy the pills through The Dr Williams Medicine Company in Cookeville, Ontario, at two dollars fifty cents for a box of twelve.
In North Norfolk on Tuesday the Conservative majority was challenged as Justice Machahon voided the election of De. Kinder after partial examinations. Attorney Jarvis claimed funds from Brantford tied to the electoral result and urged the court to void the vote without further proceedings.
An advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy for rheumatism claiming it cures chronic and complicated cases. It features testimonials from Dr Edward Pholpa and others, asserting dramatic relief for stiffness, pain, and crippling effects, with claims of rapid benefits and long-lasting improvement for sufferers.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century advertisement lists various groceries and fabrics. It mentions Acton Flour, syrup, sugar, tea, and woolen garments, with prices and weights. The copy emphasizes quality and fashion, inviting customers to visit on Saturday for sales and special offers.
The issue features short stories by Jens Flowoet and others, plus illustrated pieces on Field near the Rockies and Shakespearean themes. Noras Pattareaty reviews the Alawar Boundary Question while Halifax librarian Crofton contributes literary commentary, highlighting varied literary topics.
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