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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1928
Page
2
A guidance piece urges readers to stop overthinking and start action. It argues worry slows progress, compares a task to a tank that gains momentum once begun, and emphasizes taking hold to complete work without hesitation. The tone is motivational and practical.
A poor ragged boy stands at a shop window watching a display of toys. A kind woman buys him gifts to gift him a happy Christmas, altering his outlook though later he learns the toys are gone and his pride remains. The story contrasts possession with generosity and memory.
A contemplation on letter writing praising its enduring human value despite modern speed. The piece cites lovers mothers and friends weaving intimate records of life joys and sorrows through handwritten notes. It argues true letters reveal the writer’s inner self and are best when aimed at the recipient rather than self.
Beekeepers should store winter gear carefully besides bees. Protect drawn combs in stacked supers with queen excluder lids to deter rats and moths, wrap foundations, keep tools in dry, heated or unheated spaces, and vacate metal parts to prevent rust. Proper storage reduces deterioration and costs.
Nadine Weld celebrates a changeable January birthday at the hospital charity ward. She shares gifts with Bertha Hanney, a girl in a steel brace, and plans a joint party with Bertha’s mother. Dr Reid, Nadine’s father, returns to his hospital duties as Nadine’s generosity transforms a tough day into happiness.
In a rural scene, residents debate railroads and flying machines as new progress nears. An elderly skeptic condemns invention while a young couple reads Kipling airship tales aloud, sparking talk of rides and gadgets becoming common.
Announcement lists Nicol Jeffrey K C named to the Trial Division of the Supreme Court of Ontario and L McKinnon named County Court Judge for Wellington County. Both men educated in Guelph, with McKinnon based there. Jeffrey’s move to Toronto noted. McKinnon succeeds late Judge Anson Spotton after long Guelph practice.
An advertisement touts Herbs as a natural health solution from Gallagher Herbal Household Nomadies. It claims products like Gher'a 'Tonio and Syotem Idas aid those run down, with mentions of eczema relief and general wellness. Sold by A. T. Brown in Acton.
Public auction at LEO MORLEY’s Nassagaweya farm Lot 29 Concession 7 Dublin Sideroad on Tuesday December 1926 begins at 1 pm. Items include horses cattle pigs poultry harness hay grain furniture implements and farm supplies with a term credit option up to 13 months on approved notes.
The inaugural Pire stone Tire 4 Rubber Co programme airs Monday December 3 at 2:00 pm Eastern across 41 leading stations via National Broadcasting Co. Franklyn Dover headliners voice of Firestope with Vaughn De Leath, Sololats, and a radio orchestra. Family friendly concert features two quartets and great acts for a worldwide audience.
A reflection on how close neighborly visits faded as modern life grew. The piece recalls a time when locals dropped by without notice, shared meals, and mutual aid, contrasting it with today’s reliance on phones, hospitals, and scheduled social life. The author cites rural life, social norms, and a note on Farm papers offering the Family Herald and Weekly Star for $2 with a magazine.
An old man leading two calves to pasture ties them to his boots and opens the rickety gate. The calves run free escaping with the man’s misstep. His wife asks if he knew better. he replies that it hadn’t dragged four rods before he realized his mistake.
Prices for bran per ton listed at 12.25 while Sharta and Midalinga show 84.25 and 40.25 respectively. Ver Tan Chopped Wheat Hurley and Chicken Feed appear in the Mull record.
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