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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 17, 1936

Page

10

Troubled Waters at Alaska Cannery Tests Lane Crosby

Lane Crosby arrives in Ketchikan seeking a cannery manager post but finds rival Hugh Sargent ahead. After a dangerous rescue of fishermen in the Narrows, Lane helps unload fish, earns respect, and may secure a bottom rung job that proves his worth and resilience.

Ane Crosby Ketchikut Alaskan Narrows Lane Alaska Sargent Hugh Sargent Blyttle Maottit Cannery Vitie Enikdhood Fellows Theugh Sargent Seattle Moffit Burgent Ketchikan Mr. Mormlt Axel Levenson Mr. Mottlt Axel Mr. Malfit Sevenson Lance Ulong Keichtiul Mr. Moffit Levenson Gargent

Constipation and All-Bran Promoted by Kellogg Company

An advertising notice from Kellogg promotes All-Bran as a remedy for constipation. It explains that low bulk meals cause digestive sluggishness and suggests two tablespoons daily with milk or cream, with additional uses like muffins or bread. It notes benefits like vitamin B and iron and advises consulting a doctor if not relieved.

Kellogg Compaq All Grocers Maday Kellogg London Ontario

Courage of the Heart and Fortitude in Life's Trials

A compact meditation on fortitude as the core virtue guiding endurance through adversity. It extols bravery of the human heart, faith under pressure, and the will to rise after each fall amid life's trials.

Ife van Dyke

Thankful temper over pig herd expenses

A man proud of his son’s fine stock grows irritable over the high cost of education and upkeep. He mutters about not needing to educate a boy as a farmer scolds him for his harsh mood.

Lune Ulin Axel Sevenson Lane Sevenson

Prisoner Encounter Over Bridge Described in Dialogue

A tense exchange unfolds with Sergi and Binks confronting an enemy. The captor claims the protagonists are prisoners, while a line about the bridge being blown yesterday signals a drastic turn in the action. The scene hints at a strategic retreat or trap.

Sergi Binks Serse

Made His Own Way in Chauffeur Bid

A banker questions a Black applicant for a chauffeur role with a marriage query. The man replies that he is unmarried and can support himself, saying he makes his own living.

Nawsih Nawsah

Barber Shop Dispute Over Shaving Charge

A quoted exchange shows a shaving client objecting to a 50 cent charge while a Razor-wielding beginner answers with 40 cents for shaving and a dime for sticking plaster. The dialogue suggests a dispute over overcharging at a barber.

Dysfunctional riddle from a faded page

A garbled dialogue fragment shows a child named James and a parent exchange about a quick task. The text is unclear but hints at a time estimate and a humorous miscalculation. The passage appears to be a stray line from a humor column or notebook page.

Fragmentary Medical Report Quoted From India Case

A doctor notes a debatable medical report found in India describing a patient in law degree at 11.00 a.m. a patient in the sink at 11.90 a.m. and a patient fat at 12.05 p.m. The native assistant was left in charge of a serious case.

India Mit

Sleep talk prompts apology in quiet domestic exchange

A wife notes Henry spoke in his sleep and he apologizes for interrupting her. The exchange captures a brief domestic moment with light humor and a gentle verbal misfire.

Henry

Quotes on Peace War and Global Duty

A compilation of historic opinions from J B Priestley Nicholas Murray Butler Herbert Hoover Edward Palence and Lord Cecil of Chelwood arguing that peace pageantry and treaties matter yet national ambition and duty reshape international life. It frames war as a recurring risk unless nations recognize mutual obligations and protective family values.

J. B. Priestley Nicholas Murray Butler Lord Cecil of Chelwood

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