Acton Free Press 1919 Advertisement Rates and Publication
The Acton Free Press lists subscription price at 31.50 yearly with advance payment and postage details. Advertising rates show 10 cents per line for transient ads and 16 cents per line for display ads, with penalties for nonpayment and directives for publication and dissemination.
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Tim AcTuniam Itnese Us
Che Heousa
Mill Etrest
Acton
Uningio
United States
Giddress
Amd & Leubeyer
Ontario Election Sends Clear Prohibition Message
A Pioneer analysis notes the Ontario election shows decisive support for prohibition and calls on politicians to address the issue firmly. It highlights temperance support shifts, the Hearst government’s role, and the United Farmers stance while warning parties against evading great issues.
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Ontario
Hearst
Sir William Hearst
United Farmers’ Organization
Victory Loan oversubscribed again with record support
Canada again proves resourceful with Victory Loan subscriptions totaling 650 million, far exceeding the 300 million goal. The piece notes wartime finance achievements, prohibition debates, price trends, a Saskatchewan cooperative exchange for farm produce, and calls for practical education and youth training.
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Canada
Editorial On Speciais And The Feminine Page
The piece notes changes in editorial roles with specialists to be added and a male reporter reassigned from a feminine page. It mentions a Young man reading a page about feminine writers and an inquiry about removing grime from soup. The text implies process and gender role shifts in early journalism.
Silence Follows Tense Smokeroom Encounter
In a smoky room Enebtian and two Hootchmen discuss an incoming Englishman. A heated exchange ensues about treatment of natives as another Hootch man asserts they are fair. The scene ends with an abrupt disturbance as a waiter reacts to the growing tension.
Training Offer From Principal Bouck Details
The note from principal Bouck invites applicants for training to meet demands for competent staff. It references a special proposition on December 1 and urges readers to respond. It emphasizes productively thorough methods adequate equipment and specialist instructors.
Wallington Street Announces Fresh Fish Supply
Wallington Street announces hawhs have a supply of fresh fish arriving for sale. Residents are advised to check the stalls for varieties and prices as the supply is expected to be plenty this week.
Mignonette Memory Sparks Quiet Garden Portrait
In Evanston a Black woman shares mignonette flowers with neighbors and a sick child, sparking old memories of country life. A merchant recalls the scent ten years later as others smile and exchange gentle praise while tending to a child and the flowers.
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Christian Guardian
Toronto
Egerton Ryerson
Guardian
Canada
Ryerson
Manly
Cruch
Br. Creighton
S. W. Fallis
Dr. Briggs
Dominion of Canada
Europe
Toronto Globe
Evanston
Abe
Wali
Getting a Start in Life Shapes Future Success
The article argues that a proper start before school age builds a foundation for future success. It stresses early lessons in industry obedience and fortitude alongside basic education. Ambition should grow with the child as they mature, guiding them toward upward progress.
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Jemimes
Time and Money Urge Punctuality and Respect for Others
The piece urges valuing others time and being concise in dealings. It compares lateness and wasteful chatter to petty dishonesty and stresses arriving on time, being efficient, and earning others gratitude in busy interactions.
Prince of Wales Portrait Offer Included With Two Papers
The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal and Acton Free Press announce exclusive rights for a 16x22 inch photo of the Prince of Wales for Canada. A clubbing deal until December 31 1919 combines one year subscriptions and an autographed portrait for 2.75 dollars.
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Family Herald
Weekly Star
Montreal
Canada
Prince of Wales
van Dyke
London
England
Price
Acton Prep Press
Prince
Acton Free Press
Tailored goods and new store opening in Acton district
J P Scarrows informs Acton and district that he has opened a shop next to Kenney's Boot Store offering high class tailoring and ladies' work. Suits made to measure with military dyed and remodeled items. Prompt attention promised. patronage solicited.
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J. Pp. Scarrow
Acton and District
Kenney
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