Autumn in Acton Dream of Summer by a Fictional Author
The verse laments autumn in Acton with snow blankets and fading scenes. It imagines a quieter shore, cows, bells, and a home fire as moonbeams quiver, while longing for another summer of swimming boating and fishing.
Twenty Years Ago from The Pree Pree of Thereday
A summary of old items notes war garden potato harvests on Thanksgiving Day and the growth of Beardmore Co plant near Main Street. Rev F P Barrett of Liverpool NS preached at the Methodist Church to good reception. Mr and Mrs Ralph Lambert celebrated their golden wedding on Thanksgiving Day. The Poll Palr reported a year balance of 772.30 with prize money to be paid. Died: George Smith of Erin October 8 1916 in his sixty sixth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beardmore & Co
Main Street
FP. H. Barrett
Liverpool
N.S
Ralph M. Lambert
Palr
Racket-Eight Sheep The Curious Tale Of Gut String
An exploration of how tennis strings are made from sheep intestines, detailing cleaning, grading, dyeing, sulfur treatment, twisting, and polishing to produce gut strings. It notes the role of charcoal from wood waste, and ends with a quotation on democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorne
Wimbledon
Forest
Hills
Bower Avenue recollections mix family stories and local history
The notes paint Acton memories of early residents, homes, and church life. It recalls the Perkins and McLean households on Bower Avenue, former residents like Mr and Mrs Ye men and their school days, and the old church site on St. Joseph's grounds.
Hardest Word in Language and Pasteurization Debate
A garbled historical text blends an anecdote about the hardest word in English with a discussion on pasteurization of milk. It cites editorials from the Lancet in 1937 praising pasteurization and condemning raw milk spreading illness, noting safety benefits in major cities and rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Omec
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Toronto
American
The Wrong Instrument and The Judge’s Remedy
A judge tells a father that a teen’s gambling habit might be cured by music lessons and a parole home visit. He urges investing in a piano or violin and a quality teacher to steer youths from vice, noting music reduces disciplinary problems and prisons swell from neglect.
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Sissy
Cervantes
Repetition and continuity in advertising as core functions
The piece argues repetition is essential to广告 success, noting markets constantly add new buyers and single mentions fail to imprint. It warns that advertising waste arises when campaigns start but do not persist, failing to reach fruition due to lack of ongoing repetition.
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Acton
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George Smith
Department of Mines
Canada
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John MM Copelaid
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Joseph Perkins
Joe
Brockville
Perkins
Canada Glove Works
Jessie
Will Speight
Agnes
Jack Lambert
Acton School
Little
George
Matthews
J. A McNiven
Charles Troop Hill
Peru
Aliitan
Hui
Hul
St. Joseph's Church
D M Henderson
David Henderson
Galt
Niven
Dro
McNiven
Halton
Backsliders All
TK. Ok Yan
Apelling
Edward W Bck
Dog
Juno van Alsatian
Mass Johnson
Aintree
England
Johnean
Acton Free Press
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Skeeter
Athe
Qleoer
BY Wally Bishop