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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1937
Page
3
A narrator recalls the Beardmore tannery's migrations from Bracebridge to Acton Ontario and the move to consolidate offices and warehouses. John McGrail impressions as manager and his exacting, humorous leadership style fuel long-running improvements.
A scalp specialist notes that early care prevents future baldness and scalp trouble. Use mild soap with warm water, rinse well, avoid rubbing, brush gently with a clean soft brush, and let hair grow naturally. Avoid artificial waving and curling as damaging practices.
Emily Post expands Etiquette with a chapter on Manners For Motorists. She targets everyday drivers who bypass courtesy, noting dangers from pushing ahead and tailgating, and urges signaling before braking to reduce accidents. Published in Canada by Ryerson Press, reflecting Ontario Try Courtesy campaign influence.
A reader urges courtesy for pedestrians signaling buses or street cars. Even brief pauses can prevent serious harm. drivers should slow, yield, and avoid near misses that could end in manslaughter or fatality.
A witness named Sambo, described as a Negro, attempts to testify in a case but is halted by the judge who requires him to take the oath. He finally says he has nothing to say after mentioning imposed imitations.
A dialogue presents a banker's vow for retribution while an insurance agent quotes fees for injury. The eye for an eye motif contrasts with insurance pricing ranging from two hundred dollars per eye to one thousand dollars for accidental death.
A fragmentary diary recounts daily household life with humor and sparse events. Entries mention banking, a scarecrow, letters, a boy named Tommy Teeters, gossip about a newspaper, school approaching, and social guests reflecting everyday village concerns.
A romantic young man sighs that some crave fame wealth or love. The object of his affection disagrees and adds a different craving. The exchange ends with a humorous twist as she declares her own thirst for salt fish. The dialogue playful, highlighting contrasting desires.
A fragment shows a character denying marriage as family opposition persists. The speaker replies that the family is against the match, suggesting a clash between personal desire and familial approval.
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