A TIRED WOMAN S LAST WORDS
An old woman, living in a silent house, voices her final words. She laments washing and chores, longs for quiet, and resolves to do nothing forever as she bids farewell.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
14
An old woman, living in a silent house, voices her final words. She laments washing and chores, longs for quiet, and resolves to do nothing forever as she bids farewell.
A fragment from Acton notes a Sunday traffic request observed with unity. Councilor Halley bought the Lasby farm from Alexander Macdonald. Tax Collector Reid reports over five thousand dollars paid. Obituaries mention John Maanles and others. A safety feature cites bicycle rules and highway safety praise for Braden and the Highway Minister.
Figures show Canadian cattle exports up to August 4 1938 total 24 994 dead for the British Isles with 39 138 to the United States and Canada dairy stock includes 1819 dairy cattle 32 500 calves and 95 hogs.
Local reminiscence recalls Acton events spanning town roadworks street upgrades and social gatherings. The writer laments changing times while praising new pavement, street improvements, and community exhibits at fairs.
Dr Clarence OC Little lectures sponsored by Health League of Canada to educate the public on cancer causes and prevention. He cites chronic irritation and carcinogenic agents from irritants, urges surgery or combined treatments, and praises international progress while warning against unproven cures. He highlights surgeon expertise and patient care, urging practical prevention measures and first aid readiness.
A garbled lineup lists several acts and contests including high jumping horses and an old time fiddlers contest. The fragment mentions Pennsylvania and a combined strength theme but lacks coherent details or dates.
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