Acton considers expanded waterworks with Beardmore pumps
Acton plans a $2800 waterworks extension to Beardmore pumps with chlorination and hydrants to boost fire protection. A separate $3500 extension would bring eight inch mains into the Beardmore premises, backed by Beardmore Co. support and municipal by laws to be voted December 1. The scheme aims to improve fire insurance rates and municipal safety, with Chamber of Commerce approval and a call for public selectees to review details.
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Beardmore
Messrs. Beardore & ,Co
Fairy Lake
Canadian National Railway
Ethey
Eight Inch
John Street
Agnes Street
Fairy” Lake
Fairyap Lake
Provincial Board of Health
Inch Main
Boivee Street
Beardmére
Acton Cine
Acton Chamber of Commerce
Farmer
N. Garden
Beardmore Company
McDonald
Next Vote Likely for Dominion-wide Prohibition
Dominion wide prohibition of liquor is the ultimate goal of temperance forces. Resolutions urge Ottawa government action and a referendum at the next general election. Many voters who opposed Ontario Temperance Act are expected to back prohibition to empower enforcement and curb illicit traffic.
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Temperance Forces of
Canada
Ottawa
King
Prohibition
Road safety push for night vehicle lights gains support
County wardens and provincial legislature in conference urge legislation requiring lights on all vehicles at night. They note the need to reduce risks from dark or foggy travel and call for penalties for owners letting cattle roam at night, a longstanding danger to drivers.
Brittain’s Tactful Campaign Stirs Interest in Acton
British election coverage notes Sir Harry Brittain Conservative MP for Acton Burrough facing Liberal Socialist and independent opponents. The Acton Express praises his courteous refusal to pledge on minor points while urging voters to judge by core policies. Brittain re elected by a large majority. locals recall him as an excellent host during a prior visit.
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Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Harry Brittain
Acton Burrough
Spain
Sir Harry
Acton
Editorial Notes on Liquor Law and Local Finance
The October financial report shows net debt fell by 9.06 million while ordinary revenue dropped about seven million and October spending was four million below September. The piece argues for jail terms for all unlawful liquor sellers, notes poll tax and female franchise issues, and critiques a county road scheme amid high debt in Nelson township and Ontario counties.
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Canada
Reeves Hampshire and
McIntyre
County Council
Nelson Township
Toronto-Hamilton
Dundas
Ontario
Yiddish Language History and Script Origins
The article traces the Yiddish tongue from its German roots in medieval Germany to its development in scribal practice using Hebrew characters. It notes dialect differences, writing systems, and the spread of Yiddish among Russian Jewish and immigrant communities, highlighting the cultural and linguistic complexities. It concludes that Yiddish embodies much of Jewish history and migration.
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Hinesia
Germany
Middle Rhine
State Department
Reok
Armenijan
Hin
Intercouras
Why School Teachers Go Crazy Joke Exchange
A series of schoolroom riddles and puns, with a teacher asking definitions and a pupil delivering humorous, punny answers. The exchange mocks education topics from Plymouth Rock to bigamy, ending with a quip about reform.
Police photo arrest tally in small town case
An alert chief reported that a man who was maltreated by the police had photos circulated showing him in six positions. The chief stated he had arrested five of the miscreants and the sixth was under observation and to be captured soon.
Light Reading Brings New View On Namilot Tragedy
Two village women discuss Shakespeare in a library threshold scene. One claims not to enjoy literature, citing family duties and nervous pressure, while the other recalls choosing Hamlet for study. They joke about reading as a cure and ponder its uplifting, entertaining potential.
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Sluna
Mra. Binna
Miss Drown
Ming
Moe
Letty
Hla
Scots footballer wig goes missing after bold goal save
A Scottish footballer wearing a wig is struck by a red hot shot at goal. The wig and cap are knocked off as the ball hits the head, prompting the player to exclaim in shock at the mishap and the crowd’s reaction.
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Hamilton
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Guelph Business College
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