Home Care Standards Encourage Community Pride
The article argues that high home maintenance standards uplift the whole town. Neat dwellings inspire others to improve, making the community more attractive each year. Visitors and residents alike are impressed by the orderly appearance and may want to live there.
Maureis A Successful Marriage Edifice Rebuilt Daily
A Maureis reflects that a successful marriage is an edifice that must be rebuilt each day, emphasizing ongoing effort, commitment, and daily renewals in partnership.
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A. Maureis
Remark on Acton Fall Fair Exhibits and Model Ship Display
A letter from Geo Reinhart of Kitchener praises Acton Ontario Fall Fair. The party toured exhibits including model ships and yachts, commends the layout, and notes plans to return for upcoming model build displays with a party from Kitchener. They thank the fair committee for a generous event.
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Haalf
Ise
Wright
Guelph Reformatory
Kitchener
Falr
Young Can Do More If Given Chance Says 88 Year Old Naismith
Mr. D. M. Naismith now 88, a 1878 Ontario Agricultural College graduate, recalls at 15 drafting renderings for his father a railway contractor involving 500000 in present value. He argues contracts today are too complex for youths but many tasks suit young people who miss chances until middle age. He cites that many leave Canada because too many old people sit on opportunity.
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D. M. Naismith
Ontario Agricultural College
Rairoad
Canada
Comments on the Barb Baby Draws Quiet Observation
People pause to study a baby pushed in a carriage and discuss the infant’s resemblance to parents. Observers admire the child’s charm and note the Canadian habit of enjoying outings despite occasional longing for “poing woes” on a small portion of time.
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Pop
Two Men in Business Fail to Agree
A fragment from a 19th century note argues that when two men in business always agree one of them is a pseudonymous hazard. The text also mentions window stops and restraints in a crude, cryptic tone.
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W. Welulpy
Clearing Auction Sale in Acton
Auctioneers Hindley and Elliot offer a public sale in Acton on Friday November 2 at 2 00 pm. Items include living room dining room kitchen and bedroom furniture, electricals, garden tools, a 1909 Ford Tractor with new motor, and a partly forested Duckett Survey property with real estate on Bird Line. Terms: 10 percent down day of sale, balance in 90 days or on possession. No reserve on the furniture. The seller is returning to England.
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Rtepmiena
Alletin
James
Duckett
Acton
Quebec
Beatty
Cuba
Ford
Duckett Survey
Lessie
Hungaow
England
Hindley & Elliote
Large Farm Equipment and Livestock Auction Notice
THOMAS WHITELAW & SONS sell by public auction at the Patsies Block farm near Wirhway, Nov 7. 3 miles west of Mary Hill. Items include McCormick implements, tractors, plows, wagons, grain, hay, kitchen gear, stock including Belgian horses, Suffolk sheep, pigs, poultry, harness and more. Cash on day. Farm seven miles west of the town. Auctioneers Tundley & Elliott. Clerk T. J. Gilchest.
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Thomas Whitelaw & Sons
Cockshutt
Deering
Hamilton
Massey Harris
Martin Weller
Harne
Jers
Herford
Tileith
Tundley & Elliott
T. J. Gilchest
Bert Peart Star of Happy Jung Show Retiring
Bert Peart known to radio listeners in Canada and the United States as plantat alugger and emecon of the Monday to Friday Happy Jung show on the CBC Trans-Canada network retires after ten years on the air.
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Bert Peart
Canada
United States
Plantat, Alugger
Emecon
Happy Jung
CBC Trans-Canada
Wise Spending and Bank of Montreal Personal Loan Ad
The notice urges penny wise living and promotes a Bank of Montreal personal loan. It claims a $100 loan costs 27 cents per month, repayable in two installments with 6 percent annual rate and no extras. William Clayton is listed as manager.
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Hoayant
Colfin Cole
Bank of Montreal
Nh Aviait
Bank of Montreat
Willam Clayton
Ting
Noloano
Farvar
Vacation Days and the Good of Rest and Activity
The article reflects on vacations as a time for rest, travel, or home leisure. It notes happiness in shedding daily cares, enjoyment of reading and scenery, and social exchanges that can lead to lasting friendships. Vacation renews energy and spurs new ideas for work and duties.
Falling Leaves Charm and Quiet in Autumn Lighting
Nature lovers note falling leaves from deciduous trees across the country as they shed color and shade. The leaves’ surfaces gleam in sunlight and their rustling sound blends like an orchestra.
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