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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1876
Page
3
A garbled OCR sample shows multiple names and professions including surgeons clerks and tailors. The text references addresses on West Hower Street Main Street Milton and Hamilton, along with scattered items like marriage licenses and hotel notices, all in a dense, unreadable business card style.
Readable fragment mentions a voice actors event or notice in Tennessee at Rockwell with terms described as reasonable. Names and full details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The item appears to be a public or theatrical notice affecting counties Wellingcon and Hale fen with possible deadlines or offerings.
The undersigned thanks customers for favorable support and announces supply of fresh milk delivered twice daily on Saturdays. Farmers with cows are urged to join, promising cheaper, easier milk delivery. Twenty-one quart tickets cost 3 shillings 6p paid in advance. pint tickets cost 1s 0p. Aeson, Nov. 1st, 1874.
Planing mill offers sash doors blinds mouldings and window frames with scroll work and matching. Blinds are 30 cents per foot. All work delivered in Acton free. Orders left at Secord Bros. attended promptly. Milton June 6 1876. Descriptions of binding neatly executed. Account Buck’s of all kinds. Orders left at Farr Dang Police will receive prompt attention.
Jenny and Roland endure a brutal night in a forest storm after a plan to save him fails. Jenny drags Roland through blowing snow to their cabin, where warmth and care restore them. They reflect on their near death, apologize, and vow to abandon tempers, appreciating home and shared life.
A reporter describes the Batak massacre scene with charred and scattered remains in a Bulgarian village. Women mourn in heaps while bones and skulls dot the streets. Witnesses recount beheadings and child deaths, the churchyard and schoolyard strewn with remains as dogs feed on corpses.
Fragmented verse laments parting by harsh words and fading hope. The speaker mourns separation not caused by betrayal but by time and distance, clinging to a guiding memory as dawn may yet return.
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