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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
13
A poetic passage describes October painting Fi oimeti with flames of wine and gold, blending deep reds russets oranges yellows greens and blues across valleys. The writer imagines opal veils and alchemical beauty, hinting at a divine cup of glory around a throne.
Historic items include John Harvey adding an 18 pounder shell made in Hamilton to Paes Parsa exhibition. Mentions a fatal clothing fire of fourteen year old Charles Benson while handling blasting powder near G snwilliams. Also reports church anniversary, Milton fair turnout over 10 000, local housing conversion, and births and deaths in Erin and Inglewood.
An official of the Quebec Women’s Institutes argues most pupils fail due to insufficient individual attention. He urges close study of home and school culture to uncover latent talents and redirect failure into productive strengths through tailored, compassionate guidance.
In Crisfield Maryland magistrate Fred N Holland and Sheriff Luther Dougherty arranged a $30 economy measure for two intoxicated quarrelsome men Algie Crippin and Louis White. Instead of jail they fought with boxing gloves in a water front ring for over an hour halting business as a crowd watched Crippin won on points.
Miss Ethel Chapman editor of The Farmer's Women section urged practical home economics at the Institute. She advised using and rearranging existing furnishings, fostering good table talk, reading, music, and manners, and letting children pursue work matching their interests to keep homes healthy and happy.
A maritime salutation ends a voyage as an indispensable lady thanks the captain for leadership. The farewell underscores the crew’s reliance on his decisions and guidance during the perilous trip. The tone is formal and reflective, fitting a period-era dispatch.
In a terse police exchange a Mrs W asks to keep a secret while Mr W confirms. The dialogue reveals the cook has eloped with the chauffeur and they have borrowed the W residence car. The note hints at a local stolen vehicle incident.
An editorial argues merchants waste money by using multiple media and duplications. It endorses the local newspaper as the sole safe publicity medium for retailers, asserting it reaches the home and communities under 20,000 residents.
A jumble of quoted lines and misspelled phrases about school life and social behavior. It includes stray words like candidate for office and references to will and law, with apparent errors in spelling and punctuation. The piece reads like OCR noise from a classroom page.
The local paper acts as the community mouthpiece for social and business life, disseminating messages from person to person and group to group. Public confidence backs advertising as other media may fail to deliver clear messages.
The timetable shows daily eastbound service except Sunday at 7.06 am and 10. T am with a 6 13 pm daily schedule. The Sunday only TSA train is listed. The Chicago filter passes through at 9.31 p.m. eastbound and stops at Georgetown at 9.40 p.m. standard time.
Fragmentary timings indicate irregular service or access hours with references to Saturdays Sundays and holidays. Specific times include 245 am 1145 am 215 pm 515 pm and 105 am among scattered notation. No clear event or entity context available.
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