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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 1931
Page
2
The Aylmer Express notes that some attribute today’s gloom to mental states, but urges seeking evidence from the jobless man whose wife and children face starvation.
A general Relief Committee was formed at a recent meeting to assist men who are willing to work but lack tasks. The group aims to provide support during a difficult period without treating aid as charity. Community backing is viewed as essential to its success.
A columnist recalls finding a 2.50 gold piece unused for twenty years and ties its fate to the parable of the talents. The piece reflects on gold reserves in banks and the question of practical use for currency whether gold silver or paper. The piece argues currency must be put to use to benefit people.
The world mourns the death of Thomas A. Edison whose long life of invention brought vast improvements in many fields. His contributions will endure beyond his lifetime as monuments to his genius.
The piece notes relief estimates for municipalities are trimmed when submitted to central authorities. Disappointment follows when only about half of requested funds are approved. Acton has not asked for relief projects yet but could undertake modest works to aid the unemployed without being luxurious.
The Teachers Institute resolution calls for public access to geography information on Halton County. It appeals to County Council to publicize municipal data so local scholars understand the county's industries and agriculture. Emphasizes home county knowledge for every child.
The piece discusses No 7 Highway completion creating 1500 jobs, suggests an autumn week and ry blossom week, critiques media bias, notes Capone's Chicago trial, comments on radio nationalization, praises James Hazlett 74 bushels per acre wheat yield near Red Deer, highlights Canada’s early fish culture leadership, and questions Remembrance Day public holiday significance alongside Armistice morning silence.
The writer reflects on harvests in England and North America, noting shortages of apples and potatoes. A friend’s vacation at Norway prompts thoughts on England’s politics and Canada’s view, while farmers endure hardship. The piece urges optimism, communal cheer, and simple acts like smiling to spread goodwill.
The item claims Dr Thomas lelectric Obl tt is the cheapest public remedy sold in Canada from coast to coast. It emphasizes easy procurement in drug stores and country merchants and urges everyone to buy a bottle due to its moderate price.
A fragmented cabinet dialogue shows a General chastising an Army Clerk for misaddressing a communication. The exchange hints at confusion over a recipient labeled the Intelligence Officer and remarks on the absence of a person in the army section.
A fragmentary diary style column records unusual events and gossip from Priday to Thursday. Mentions burglaries near a creek, police activity, a wedding shock, a new student at school, and Ant Emmy reading about royal threats. Local figures include Mr. Hen dan, Uncle, Luts, and Mrs. Duty.
An efficacious home remedy touts Bougas Myypan Oiniment for mediate relief from rheumatic aches. It also claims to ease inflammation burns sores and warts with swift topical action.
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