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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
8
A rustic poem recalls a single red bush amid stone and stubble. The speaker urges quiet resilience, choosing to bloom where planted so others may see and feel glad, rather than complain about rough surroundings.
Acton residents report harvest events at Siloam Church Eden Mills and New Year observances by Jewish residents in Hill's Hall. A bylaw caps street speeds at twelve mph with strict limits. notable local curiosities include large bucumibér specimens. Married Violet Isobel Bessey to G C Lawrence at Georgetown home September 11 1912. Persian Balm advertised as skin tonic and hair fixative.
Farmers should cull immature sows and select proven mothers with strong constitution for breeding. Advice from the Dominion Experimental Station recommends waiting until gilts reach eight months and are well developed, avoiding breeding too young to ensure robust litters and future sow productivity.
A fragmented verse recalls a meeting in a restaurant between Romeo and Juliet and a humorous exchange over debts and a dubious remedy. The lines mix old carriage with slang and suggest a whimsical, improbable bond forming amid odd dialogue about a magical Egyptian Liniment.
A sermon outline on Numbers 13 14 contrasts the faithful Caleb with the unbelieving ten. It notes Israel's 40 years in the wilderness as punishment for doubting God's promise to give Canaan. Faith in Jehovah leads to victory. unbelief brings despair and backsliding.
The article outlines the St Lawrence as a potential deep draft channel linking the heart of North America to the Atlantic. It notes its drainage scope, historical exploration by Champlain, the growth of Montreal as a major port, and ongoing canal works enabling navigation from Lake Ontario to Lake Erie.
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