We Must Live to Our Work Says Acton Leader
The Acton Free Press quotes an exhortation urging workers to dedicate themselves fully to their labor. It emphasizes faith, discipline, and joy in duty, urging individuals to love their craft and contribute their best effort across shops farms and towns.
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Grean Country
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Acton News Notes From 1899 Rockwood Show and Local Events
Twenty years ago from the Free Press dated October 12 1899 notes a large Acton crowd at Rockwood show and discusses when the 19th century will end with December 31 1900. It carries reader messages from Actonians in Winnipeg and the west praising Crescent Lacroix Club for winning the Royal District championship. Births marriages and local notices follow including a son born to Debbie and family in Limehouse Arnold birth in Acton, and a marriage at Mount Pleasant Farm Eramosa with Rev Holfen officiating.
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Acton
Victory
Rockwood
Buch
Paver Pillau
Mug Puma
Sim
Winnipeg
West
Crescent Lacroas Club
Chas. A. Goodove
Edna BM. Millar
A. 1
Symons
Charlie
Hoes
Fred Hous
Yeaturday
Roppowa. Mun
Mann-Moore
Mount Pleasant Farm
Eramons
BH. W. Holfen
AL Macphoren
Ann
Mary
James Moore
Sunday School Lesson and Home Life Reflections
A faded newspaper page describes a Sunday scene with the Williford family, Dr Bedloe, and Nora, focusing on faith, memory, and farm talk. The text blends scripture lessons with homely details and includes an ad-like note about Holloway's Conn Cure and a medical claim for Parmeloos Vegetable Pills.
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Harlem
Bucu
Nora
Joseph Wintford
Bedloe
Williford
Han
Wimford
Joseph
Dev Nuns
Mae
Holloway
Towne reading and worm remedies in a child's bath tragedy
Fragmented narrative describes a drowning incident amid a town reading of a paper thin inoculation tale. It barbs with children’s fears and a mother’s concern while advertising Worm Exterminator powders as a cure for worms and malnutrition in youths.
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Tommy
Wald
Immigration and multicultural facts in early Canadian data
The excerpt notes varied ethnic proportions in Linthich Columbia and Han katchewan, plus foreigners in Toronto and Montreal. It cites dis saturation of Canadan foreigner, 1400 to 1918 totals 846,966, estimates 130,000 Jews, and Chinceo immigration under a 1905 1918 head tax with 39 608 admissions exempt 4 041 total of 34 oex. It claims Canada’s immigration tables cover over 60 nationalities and the Bible is issued in over 160 languages or dialects in Canada.
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Hankatchewan
Toronto
Montreal
Canada
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