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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
7
A poem by John Oxenham pleads for a single exalted leader among the mob. It urges reverence for a man with wide godly vision and swift, wise decisions to save the nation and guide Thy mighty plan.
Twenty years ago edition highlights turnip and egg prices with ten and thirty cents respectively, potato rot issues, morning electric light service start, gravel spread in A T R yard, and hiring by Canadian Northern Electric Rail contractors. Debenture tenders at Acton reach 93 to 94 percent amid market stringency, while Dr Ault and family return from England.
A fish in a tank with its own reflection shows initial curiosity then frustration. Experiments with various fish reveal they first approach the image, then swim along the glass and attempt to pass through. When the reflected fish does not respond, they display agitation and fast swimming patterns.
Excerpted homily emphasizes Abraham's blessing and God's plans revealed to friends. It urges placing scripture in the heart, teaching children at home, and daily talk of God's word, with Christ's affectionate regard for children and the danger of hindering their access to Jesus.
A reader argues that God gave humans dominion to manage nature not disturb it. He cites cattle breeds, horses, poultry, wheat, roses, birds, orchards, and pests as examples of human development and control, insisting partnership with divine creation rather than balance.
A fragment from a dialogue shows Sonny asking if killing occurred, with Mommer and George debating the idea. The child mentions overhearing a call to kill two others in the cellar.
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