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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
2
The Acton Free Press outlines subscription costs in advance with United States rates. it explains cancellations to avoid interruptions if remittance is late and permits adjustments for address changes. It details payment methods, ad pricing, and error liability for published advertisements.
The piece argues the nuisance of feeding transient visitors persists in homes and businesses. It notes welfare efforts reduced door to door requests last year, questions origins of the guests, and suggests municipal designations or work-for-necessities to limit meals, urging further study by both transients and aid workers.
Citizens know little of tax sale properties yet compulsory Ontario Gazette notices drive revenue for the province. Barrie faces 80 and Simcoe 471 in yearly ad spend. local papers argue for broader publicity to improve sale results and support municipal papers against central government suppression.
The Conversion Loan issued last week attracted quick subscription, showing Canadians and others have faith in the Dominion and its security. The interest rate was modest, allowing the Dominion to save considerably annually. The successful issue strengthens confidence in the future and a brighter outlook for all Canadians.
The piece notes mixed views on Remembrance Day in Toronto and other centers with stores closing only until 11 15 am and services starting at 10 15 am. It argues proclamations lack enforcement and calls out shifting holiday observance by business interests.
The piece argues Premier Henry will reintroduce liquor issue ahead of the election, opposing moves to keep the Liquor Control Act stable. Liberal leader Hepburn backs a status quo line, while liquor interests push for higher sales and temperance groups scrutinize government sincerity.
Editorial notes that Friday last the thirteenth had no more mishaps than any other day of the week.
The notice mocks insurance delays by noting an agent ready to provide fire cover on short notice. It cites Dr. Arthur Hunter on life insurance risks from intoxication and mentions Bracebridge Gazette about Acton Island and a proposed 250 foot bridge to the mainland. Also reports 1933 Vancouver flour exports through August totaling 852,944 barrels with distribution to Hongkong, the British Isles, and Italy.
A Ginger Farm diary notes signs of approaching winter with harvests stored for pies and apples, while animals suffer in dry spells. It weighs farm choices on selling or feeding stock, aging wardrobes, and the challenge of adolescent growth, all framed in a local, reflective voice.
A household remedy titled Douglas' Egyptian Liniment promises immediate relief for lame limbs muscular burns sores and warts. The ad-style note emphasizes swift comfort and practical uses for common afflictions.
The rotational grazing system divides pasture into movable sections to keep young high protein growth. Stock move every one to three weeks with top dressings of nitrogenous fertilizer as conditions allow, requiring close observation and adaptable timing per soil, weather, and livestock.
A reflective passage likens royal authority to a single scarlet thread running through all naval cords and Christian deeds, arguing allegiance to the Crown is visible in every small moral act and cannot be extricated without undoing the whole.
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