Ad terms and error limits in The Free Press notice
The Free Press states it will not be liable for advertising errors unless the advertiser requests a written proof. Any error noted must be signed and returned with corrections. If an error is not corrected, liability is limited to the proportion of the space affected relative to the whole advertisement.
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Frey Press
Nomination Day urges civic duty and constructive critique
The piece stresses Nomination Day as a civic duty to scrutinize public office conduct and promote capable replacements. It urges broad community support for the YWCA Acton drive and highlights the role of local newspapers in sharing wider clipping service and community information.
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Grinkly
Toll of Canadian highways: deaths and injuries rise
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics revision reports 1,108 deaths and 17,008 injuries from Canadian automobile crashes last year. Ontario had 527 fatalities, with Quebec 274 and British Columbia 81. Pedestrians accounted for 437 deaths while 9,703 motor vehicle occupants were injured. Individual care is urged as the key to reducing the toll.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
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Manitoba
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Saskatchewan
Prince Edward Island
Fair Canada US trade treaty offers mutual gains
The new reciprocity agreement between Canada and the United States promises mutual benefit for both nations. Officials note initial adjustments may be necessary for individuals, but the broader impact aims at fairer trade and lower taxes. The article advocates a balanced, long term view of the deal.
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Canada
United States
Changes in disqualification rules under Municipal Act Section 53
The Simcoe Reformer notes that new rules affect candidate eligibility in municipal elections. Unpaid current year taxes do not disqualify a candidate, but overdue taxes on land of qualification or any overdue preceding year taxes on the owned or rented land may. Tenants owing over three months rent at nomination are disqualified.
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Simcoce
Editorial notes on Liberalism and Christmas retail in Canada
The piece notes Liberalism's reach stopping at Canada’s border and predicts weeks of Christmas reminders. It cites Canada US reciprocity and a large retail workforce, urges merchants to advertise, mentions Chatauqua deficits, Remembrance Day observances, and salutes editor A. J. Pettypiece on his eightieth birthday and long service in journalism.
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England
Canada
A. J. Pettypiece
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Forest Free Press
Canadian Press Association
Lesson on Zechariah and Zerubbabel in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem the Sunday school lesson surveys Zechariah's prophecy, urging reliance on God’s Spirit for victory over obstacles facing Zerubbabel and Joshua. It emphasizes humility, seeking understanding, small beginnings, and the coming glory of the temple beyond Solomon’s.
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Jerusalem
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Solomon
Polite Boy's Clever Reply Ends Class Thread
A history teacher grows tired of poor preparation. Ben, renowned for politeness, stands when asked if anyone knows nothing. The intruder misreads the scene until Ben explains his intent, sparking a light moral moment.
Note Mistaken in Church Sermon Sparks Curiouser Misunderstanding
An usher’s wife writes a note about a Sunday roast and hands it to another usher who misdelivers it to a minister during a sermon. The minister reads aloud the plea to go home and turn off the gas. An old advertisement for Dr Thomas Electric Oil promises cures for children and cattle.
English actor encounters colleague in New York hush house
A stranded English actor enters a New York hush house for a cheap meal and recognizes a London colleague there. The surprised pair exchange a terse, guarded dialogue as they confront the unexpected meeting.
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New York
London
Scott
Walter
Unique Louis Look XC Bed Stirs Mystery
A quirky claim highlights a bed described as unique with a bold line about Louis XTX not existing. The exchange frames the bed as singular due to the absence of a Louis XTX reference, sparking curiosity about its design and branding.
Misunderstanding Ends Lodger's Stay in Cambridge Claim
A homeowner recalls a lodger who pretended to be a Cambridge BA. The man turned out to have a troubled background with a messy personal history and an unclear status. The incident ended with the lodger leaving the premises.
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Cambridge
Nolllughun
Sermon Joy Hints in Drug Store Change Exchange
Sunday morning scene in a drug store where a customer asks for change for a dime. The druggist replies with a light joke hoping the customer enjoys the sermon accompanying the small moment.
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