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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
7
At the home of her sister Mrs Besale Gamble Willow Street Acton Mary Gamble widow of Thomas Gemble aged 75 76 funeral from the Acton home on Saturday at two o clock standard time interment at Palview Cemetery Acton
Daylight time ends Sunday in Acton and autumn color sweeps the hills. Trout season closes next Saturday September 13 as farms report blue eggs in future productions. Acton Fair grows stronger amid disused rural fairs while autumn’s canvas paints russet woods and purple blooms. The Hanover Post lauds local weekly progress and church services resume with renewed interest.
Fragmented text from a Washington Post feature quotes Baltimore school papers with bizarre student answers. The piece questions grading fairness and highlights humorous misinterpretations of terms. It mentions teachers striving for high marks amid silly responses.
A Montana railroad crew argues over how Eureliar is pronounced with the conductor and brakeman each hearing the name differently. The exchange escalates from a station yell to a joking insistence that the caller truly is Eureliar, reflecting a lighthearted but vocal dispute.
Elder Erin Township resident Harriet Harding died last Friday at home after a long life of over seven decades in Canada. Born in Bridlington England, she was a United Church member and laid to rest at Contage Cemetery beside family and long time neighbors.
This passage discusses executive ability as key to personal and material success in an organized modern age. It defines executives as those who identify tasks and mobilize others, contrasts humane and domineering styles, notes the trained executive creates order and speed, and traces shifts from autocratic to more democratic managerial approaches.
An early advertisement touts Dr Thomas' Electric Oil as a universal remedy for croup in children and a range of pains. It claims quick relief by loosening phlegm and reducing inflammation, suitable for sore throats chest pains earaches and minor injuries.
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