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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1944
Page
22
The text presents garbled lines claiming divine blessing and protection, with distorted phrases and unclear references. Readable fragments mention God, blessing, night and day, and fear but lack coherent narrative or attribution.
Twenty years ago the Free Press of Whureiny reports Malin Street in the Keanery block to be converted to residence after Masonic Hall use. Walker Lodge AF & AM was instituted there with new rooms over Russells store. James G. Hulk of Cleveland visits his brother John C. Hill Bir in Acton. Gentle notes on Rev J C Wilson’s death at Weyburn Sark and funeral plans. MED CAMPBELL aged 80 in Hamilton.
Advice on managing cabbage heads by bending to break roots, cutting heads without uprooting, and encouraging new growth for naiads. Emphasizes deep soaking the garden, six to eight inches depth, and shallow cultivation to minimize moisture loss.
Health League of Canada cites an JAMA report by Illinois researchers on immunizing infants at the same time against diphtheria and whooping cough. Study of 6419 eight month olds shows higher immunity with a three week interval and a 97 percent diphtheria and 52 percent whooping cough immunity after full schedules. reactions were mild. No infant studied in five years contracted either disease.
The ration administration reiterates that in restaurants tea and coffee served are not affected by ration increases. It states that each person may receive one cup of coffee or tea per sitting and no more than one tea bag or equivalent loose tea per serving.
The lesson centers on Samuel anointing David as Israel's next king after Saul's rejection. Samuel hesitates, but God commands action and reveals steps progressively. David, a shepherd, is chosen when the Spirit fills him, while Saul loses divine favor and descends as his reign falters. The piece urges faith over fear and obedience to God's direction.
William Lucier fled to his house as his dog barked at a large bear that threatened his Ball's Island Road farm. The faithful canine warded off the animal, potentially saving Lucier from harm.
In Tunisia a small RCAF HQ staff fostered a lively informal atmosphere at a villa used for operations and social events. Officers and staff, led by Wing Commander G. Ault, hosted visiting personnel in a cordial setting, with many billeted nearby and some guests invited to private gatherings.
The Stockholm Svenska Dagbladet reports a Gestapo raid on the German propaganda ministry. Doctors Heinz Braweller and Hans Sommerfeld were questioned. Braweller led the Foreign Press department and Sommerfeld served as liaison to the High Command. Both purportedly made defeatist remarks. Sommerfeld had warned on October 20 that Russians breached the German front.
A wartime recollection notes leaflet drops shifting from warning messages to real bombs. An airman chalked on a large bomb warning that it might have been a leaflet, illustrating the transition from propaganda leaflets to actual bombing.
Ottawa reports rising dairy demand forces action as the Prices Board enforces limits on fluid cream sales and producers cut output. Officials warn of waste and rising Britain needs for cheese butter and milk while drought lowers eastern milk production and hog numbers fall across provinces. Corners of wheat export improve with rising shipments, yet bacon supply for the UK remains challenging.
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