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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1935
Page
13
The text presents a reflective verse fragment noting a new day arising and passing into eternity. It questions what is kept and what is let go, referencing time and perception with elevated diction. The source quotes or mirrors a Carlyle attribution in a cryptic, archival form.
Barbara B. Brooks promotes canned salmon as a nutritious staple for the modern home. She explains salmon grades Chinook to Chum and where caught, offers recipes for salmon salad chowder dressing and a salmon pie, and notes cost-saving tweaks for extending salmon with affordable ingredients.
The diary fragment by Oliver N. Warren recounts a week of small events and humor in a rural setting. It mentions Gretchen, marital tensions, a suspected cruel marriage, and everyday anecdotes from neighbors Lizzy Tubbs, Emmy, Ike, and Ant Emmy. The tone is informal and observational with light social details.
A jumble of editorial notes from the Florida Baptist Witness alongside a worm powder testimonial and a cut recipe. The text includes criticism of printing practices, a worm powder claim, and a misformatted cooking section with baked salmon jelly sauce and olive stuffing.
A distinguished man recalls that if not present at a dinner he would be bored, teaching the value of enjoyable self company. Vere disliked solitude and valued intelligence, serenity, and a genuine sense of humor to remain interesting to himself. Believing boredom signals weakness, he argues one should be good company for their own mind.
A charity circus offers a cash prize for a couple to wed on stage. Josephus Braun doubles the prize, prompting a shy young couple to marry in front of a cheering crowd. The bride’s nervous charm and the crowd’s warm reaction cap a strange, hopeful spectacle.
The piece notes Canadian made plows and machinery exporting widely from Morocco to Cape Town aiding farmers. It cites exports rising to 4,444,733 over five months through August 1935, up from 1,493,753 previous year. It mentions Ethiopia and global reach of Canadian agricultural equipment.
The Dominion Agriculture service warns that hydrocyanic acid gas is a powerful but highly poisonous fumigant. Only licensed operators with permits should fumigate, and only fully vacated buildings are safe. The booklet outlines full directions and cautions against partial occupancy procedures.
A straightforward young woman admits truthfulness in love and marriage. She jokes about not being too particular after turning twenty three, while a sentimental young man expresses doubt about worthiness. The dialogue showcases humor and social expectations.
A fragment notes a grocer's window sign declaring eggs and therm s demand. The snippet suggests a general public scene of simple commodity pleas without further detail.
A voluntary testimonial from Mr. Henry E. Lecour claims Kellogg All Bran relieved 25 years of constipation. The letter touts bulk for easier elimination plus vitamin B and iron, noting two tablespoonfuls daily with meals and a healthful lifestyle.
Scattered across Canada manufacturers advertise needed items and stores. Ads guide buyers to best values, simplify shopping, and help create a cost saving list from newspaper pages.
A historical directory lists multiple professionals in Acton Ontario and nearby Guelph. It includes physicians Dr J A McNiven and Dr E J Nelson, lawyers and notaries M A Barrister and Kenneth M Langdon, a dentist A J Buchanan, a veterinarian Dr A G M Brayns, and services like bookbinding Francis Nunan. It gives office hours, addresses, and phone contacts.
F M Eagleson Calaris and Dominion Land Surveyor, registered professional engineer, offers surveys reports plans drainage work as a specialty. Telephons a it orangeville oak.
A historical notice promotes a broad insurance service listing Life Fire Health Accident Automobile and general lines. It references Winastona Plate Glass Boiler Fidelity Bonds and annuities with emphasis on ocean steamship tickets and leading companies.
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