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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1929
Page
3
Fragmentary verse recalls a fallen youth and unnamed heroism amid national mourning. It mourns a youth who bore no grave, vows to honor warrior souls, and imagines eternal remembrance as a nation endures future wars.
On Monday November 11 a townwide event unfolded with rain delaying outdoor ceremonies at the cenotaph and cemetery. Soldiers, Guiders, Scouts, and band members gathered at the Band Wall and Town Mall for a late parade, wreaths were laid, and reactions ranged from tears to solemn respect. The crowd heard Major Cummings and remarks on war and peace including a radio address by the President.
A Dominion Experimental Farm, Nappan report argues hog feeding is economical in a year of rough feed. It notes early fall farrowing boosts gains, summer feeding yields better growth, and green feed like potatoes and turnips improves efficiency. Practical guidance covers feed costs, quarters, and gradual diet changes for profitable hogs.
A longtime resident shares a column letter recalling hometown ties and the rise of a local figure, Charlie Stowart, in Strabane Acton area. The piece links travel, community closeness, and a life built through steady effort, ending with an endorsement of Ferdan Bale skincare.
The American Board plans transfer of church control to Chinese leadership in North China. Ninety-four missionaries will serve under the Chinese board, with direct allegiance to Chinese churches to avoid dual control. governance includes appointments, furloughs, and resignations.
A fragmentary exchange notes women fronds and asks about Exama. One says Exama is seen often and another confirms, joking that the happily married Ys must go to the theatre for a good cry. The lines mimic a moral snippet from Epworth.
Ottawa druggists advertise Joint-Eaze as a universal remedy for joint pain and chest colds. The pitch claims rapid absorption through the flesh to bones and ligaments, with swelling and congestion disappearing after one minute of rubbing. Made in Canada and sold by druggists in tubes.
The prince darts from evening frocks into formal afternoon wear and now woolen dresses for the stylish. A model labeled Teves 3 features a princess style with a nickel line and a gradually flaring cut. The novelty tweet with piqué collar and elaborate button trimming draws Parisian flair.
The article describes the latest fashion craze appealing to women of all ages with a flattering slenderizing line. A circular side flare, wrap-around front lap, and a left side bow are featured, along with a raised waistline revival and fen front levers enhancing the slimming effect.
Mr Pinley Alien of New York City visits Georgetown at his home. Mrs J Moore and Agin Allean Moore host friends in Toronto on Sunday. Government start date for Georgetown’s new post office uncertain. Local politics quiet two weeks from Monday. Major Grant C Kirk and George Ford visited Kelwinnin Lodge Toronto last evening. Mrs Pred Sinclair recovering well after operation at Guelph General last Friday. Miss Ellim Chapman arriving from Vancouver B C will spend winter with Mrs C B Dayfoot and Charles Streat. Garnet J Wiggins Greyhound Usines Eastern division New York visited last Thursday and Friday. Roy Wigglun returns to New York to spend winter.
A seller offers attractive cards at very reasonable prices including printing of name and address on the card. The collection boasts infinite variety with many unusual designs available.
Fragments describe a family week with injuries and odd happenings. One sibling returns from college with a broken arm and wild hair, another encounters a husband’s past. a boy experiments with self harm and a can of Louise is mentioned. The teacher discusses humans’ place on Earth, and daily chores mix with humor and misfortune across Monday to Thursday.
In a terse exchange the characters speculate on using powder from Rome as a means of action. The dialogue implies concern over whether such a method could lead to a fatal outcome.
Readers are urged to drink hot water with magnesia to ease stomach acidity indigestion and dyspepsia. The article claims excess acid and poor blood supply disrupt digestion and that magnesia neutralizes acid and strengthens the stomach for better meals. It promotes non laxative, pleasant tasting powder or tablet forms available at drugstores.
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