Meet You At The Fair This Friday And Saturday
Acton Pair presents its annual show window of the agricultural district with the fair returning to pre war style now that the arena is in use and hall exhibits can be displayed again. War years caused delays but the 1946 event invites local attendance this Friday and Saturday with favorable weather expected.
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Acton
National Newspaper Week Observed in 1946
The October eighteenth issue marks National Newspaper Week highlighting the press as a guardian of liberty. It urges public appreciation for information, community service, and government improvement efforts supported by newspapers.
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Voice of Freedom
Guardian of Liberty
This Farmer is Hard to Please and a Divorce Tale
A clipping from a farmer’s magazine recites a man’s odd acts to prove kindness in a divorce case. He laments his wife’s cruelty while recounting nightly ax warming for her hands, 25 cent soap allowances, three years of bachelor meals, and gardening duties. The piece ends with a cynical remark on a philosopher’s view of women.
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Farmer's
Ontario
Preserving the Past in Ontario Archaeology Drives Local Interest
Excavations near Waubaushene and Orillia reveal early Canadian history, drawing visitors and prompting towns to mark historical sites. The piece urges recording local pioneer sites, churches, forts, and boat-building locales before memories fade, noting the role of Canada’s Historical Sites and Monuments Board and local action.
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Waubaushene
Orillia
Ontario
Canada
Whica
Coen
Historical Sites and Monuments Board of Canada
The Slaughter of the Innocents in Canadian Fires
An article citing the 1945 Dominion Fire Commissioner report on Canada fire losses over ten years. It lists child fatalities from fires caused by matches, stoves, gasoline lighting, and smoke or gas suffocation, urging parents to take responsibility and improve fire prevention.
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Canada
Dominion Fire Commissioner
Editorial Notes on Liquor and Highway Safety
Editorial questions the difference between appearing good and being good urging caution about liquor use while driving. It cites Prof L Joslyn Rogers from Guelph who links liquor to half of major highway accidents and argues a pint of beer can impair driving. Readers praised last week's piece on serving the community and backs a full Liquor Control Board analysis of license applications.
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Guelph
Ontario
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Liquor Control Board
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