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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1897
Page
3
Sample items displayed in our window show plain price figures for stock in hand.
Sums of 1 and upwards received an opposits and highest currant rate of interest paid or compounded half yearly. Depot Receipts issued for large sums deposited. Advances made to responsible farmers on their own names. No charge made for selling Sales Notes if payable in Guelph.
Freshly papered department presents the best assortment in western Canada. English, Scotch, and Canadian cloths offered at medium prices with quality suitable for all buyers.
In a Toronto Globe piece, Timothy, an aging husband, carries his ailing wife Molly through a park to a hospital path, recalling a cherished anniversary meal. The couple's love endures as Molly sleeps, then Timothy completes a final journey to the hospital, where Molly dies and a quiet mercy closes their story.
An aging couple prepares for hospital admission as the groom Timothy urges immediate transfer for Molly on their wedding day. The doctor pushes for swift action while memories of life and a longing for home mix with hope, illness, and shared resilience.
garbled dialogue shows Lulu Mary and others discussing a pledge with unclear meaning and many typos. the fragment hints at temptation and social pressure but lacks coherent facts or names.
In a bizarre rural scene a tall man in a velvet coat jumps and yells as a young girl and her parents react with mixed emotion. The group uses tin pans and a horn to create a raucous celebration while a photographer captures a two year old girl amid the chaos.
A French campaign tale recalls Trumpeter Bacofier's sacrifice during a battle near Captain De Cott. When De Cott's horse fell and captors closed in, Bacofier handed over his horse and urged the captain to rally troops, becoming prisoner himself. The Arabs later respected his bravery.
A passerby requests two dozen eggs laid by black hens from a grocer. The clerk confesses inability to distinguish eggs, prompting the customer to select them herself. After counting, the grocer jokes that black hens laid the big eggs, and the woman agrees with the punchline.
A new method promises simple interest calculation at eight per cent. Multiply the principal by the number of days of interest, separate the right-hand figures, and divide by eight. The result claims to show true interest with few figures and minimal error, suggesting bankers and clerks adopt it.
Montreal liquor dealers plan to ask the government for automatic liquor inspection after uncovering three cases of adulteration by men in the trade. One whiskey seller diluted white whiskey with water to make it appear stronger, a practice easy to prove, while in two other cases saloonkeepers sourced spirits from druggists and flavored them to taste stronger.
A overheard exchange between two young brothers ages four and six exalts a playful query about how a bicycle differs from a triyat. An elder ridicules the notion, hinting at a comic or slang memory, with rough speech and garbled phrases reflecting a noisy domestic scene.
An evocative excerpt reflects on a long-ago journey along Leisurely Lane, recalling shady glades, wheat fields, and a now-missed road that once hosted laughter, games, and quiet streams. The piece laments vanished paths, asks if the road still exists, and contrasts past serenity with present longing.
A group in a public house spin yarns to pass time when an old sailor recalls a storm at sea. He claims provisions washed overboard and misdirections about beef chickens wine and eggs lead to a clever joke about where items came from aboard the ship.
A Dawson City writer claims beer costs 50 cents per drink while announcing quitting drinking. He presents the gold cure as a solution and cites Klondike mining fever as context.
Advice warns against using wool dyes on cotton and promotes Diamond Dyes for cotton and mixed fibers. It touts sixteen colors, stain resistance in washing, and recommends asking merchants for Fast Diamond Dyes for Cotton and Mixed Goods.
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