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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
9
The lesson on Simon Peter traces his denial after Jesus’s arrest and his restoration by Christ. It highlights Peter’s humility after boasting of unwavering loyalty and his commission to feed Christ’s lambs as a measure of true love and obedience.
A long tongue in cheek office farce reveals Mr Sanderson and Miss Perkins mispronounce and spell a South American town name. A trivial dictation error spirals into a humorous, even unsettling, private secretary and boss rift that lingers after the misheard dialogue ends.
An advertisement asserts Dr J D teNogg's Asthma Remedy helps asthma sufferers by easing breathing, restoring strength, and preventing future trouble. It promises a great change for those constrained by asthma and urges trial of the product.
A rider witnesses a dramatic rescue on a southwestern Oregon range. A mare’s colt sinks in a pond as a stallion saunters through the herd, dives in, and plucks the foal to shore. The brave stallion then defends the foal and returns to the herd, drawing praise for its timely, clever action.
The fragment shows a quiz style exchange: "When water becomes ice," said the professor, "what is the greatest change that takes place?" The reply hints at "The price, ply" suggesting a pun or unfinished punchline about phase change costs or value.
A city man out of work was hired by two farmers. At four in the morning the hired man was called to breakfast, then walked off toward the round. The old farmer shouted for him to return and eat before work, but the man replied he would not work and would seek a place to stay all night.
In a terse, reverent exchange the dialogue questions Peter about love for Jesus. The thrice repeated denial weighs on him yet Jesus reassures, “Feed my sheep,” restoring the weak follower and reaffirming loyalty amid doubt.
A historic remedy advocates Disurated Magnesia to neutralize stomach acids. The text claims acidity causes indigestion and sour stomach, recommending a teaspoonful to four blotches in water after meals to soothe pain and aid digestion, stating the product is harmless and inexpensive.
A tale recounts a boy named Wilt who, after years of doubt, declares his ambition to become a preacher. His mother wonders at the sudden change, while Wilt explains he would rather preach from the pulpit than shout in a crowd.
A daily express freight service operates from Toronto with pickup at any address on Koenlo Street St Clair Avenue and deliveries to St Clair area. The schedule runs except Sundays with fastbound daily except Sundays noted.
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