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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
5
Faith as Brave Endeavor and Service Across Trials
A reflective verse by EL Elser asserts faith as a bold effort beyond prayer and waiting. It frames faith as a splendid enterprise and the strength to serve despite difficult conditions.
Novel Dishes From Leftovers Offer Quick Pantry Solutions
Two recipes use pantry staples and leftovers to create eye catching dishes for unexpected guests or family meals. Boston Roast with tomato and pickle glaze blends beans, corn beef hash and eggs into a loaf bake. Bananas in Casserole bakes bananas with currant jelly and creates a dessert entree pairable with game or beef.
Canada Exports Show Mixed Moves In July
Canada’s domestic exports edged up in July to 56.33 million from 58.19 million the prior month while domestic demand fell 6 percent to 21.60 million. Exports to the United States rose to 21.13 million or about 32 percent. Agricultural implement shipments jumped to 2.54 million, with other sectors showing declines in wheat cheese lumber and fur. The fiscal year figure for exports this period fell 3 percent from the prior year. A patent medicine advertisement touts Miller’s Worm Powders for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Limehouse School Fair Winners
Winners list from Limehouse Rural School Fair held September 11 1935 includes prize awards for oats barley corn potatoes mangels onions peppers fruit and flowers with many names such as Isabel Burkholder Edna Pryer Dorothy VanFleet and Dorothy Steele noted among multiple classes and exhibits. The event showcases numerous rural school activities and prize categories across crops poultry and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse
Bill Given
Teddy Brown
Jimmie Stark
Annie Show
Mabel Burkholder
Doris Mitchell
Alex.wright
Shirley Wright
Robert Beeney
Donald van
Fleet
Doris Harding
Donald VanFleet
Paul Beeney
Wilald Ritchie
Dorothy * VanFleet
Mary Beeney
Doris
Edna Fryer
Dorothy Steele
Natives in South Africa Prefer Salmon by Can Shape
In South Africa natives and Indians favor tall cans for salmon, believing them to contain more. Brands in tall tins are seen as cheaper and commonly contain chum or pink salmon. Cape Town prefers Canadian canned salmon, Durban leans toward Japanese packs, while one pound Martins gains traction in Durban East London and Port Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Cape Town
Durban
Eye tool in shop surprises wary customer
An elderly man stares at a strange instrument in an optician's shop and asks its use. The optician explains it is an ophthalmometer. The man grumbles and backs away, muttering that he feared so.
Canadian Apples Gain Popularity in British Market
Canadian apples ship steadily to Britain and 33 other countries with exports rising from 69 000 tons in 1927 to 124 000 tons in 1936. Ontario and Nova Scotia host key orchards while Annapolis Valley and Quebec's Saint John Valley anchor production. 1935 output estimated at 4 073 926 barrels up from 3 891 000 in 1934 and 5 473 233 in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Annapolis Valley
Nova Scotia
Saint John ‘Vly
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
British Columbia
Longfellow
Irate Register Mistake Yields Irish and Scotch Entries
In a register incident a man named An Yishman was called back for omitting his nationality. He added Irish, and proud of it. Moments later a Scots guest, seeing the Irish entry, wrote Scotch, and fond of it.
Canada Sees Fisheries Improve In 1934 Gains in Employment and Output
Canada’s fishing industry shows recovery in 1934 after recession. Employment rose to 83,396 from 79,548 in 1933, capital in use climbed to 43,377,531 dollars, and total marketed value of inland and seasheries production increased notably. Salmon and cod fisheries drive the gains with substantial increases in canned salmon output and other species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
British Columbus
Atlantic
British Columbia
Worthless stock certificate framed as diploma
A dialogue frames a framed certificate as proof of experience rather than a college diploma. The speaker emphasizes the document’s value lies in the lived experience it represents rather than formal schooling.
Crop Jests About Failing Harvests From War Era Voice
In a humorous exchange, Hirram remarks on a string bean crop so poor it didn’t pay for its string while Silaz jokes that WW’s corn crop was so bad his father ate 15 acres in one meal, reflecting rural hardship with comic deflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirram
Silaz
Farquhar Diary Entries Capture Teen Years And Town Life
A fragmented diary narrative chronicles a week of a teen narrator named Farquhar. It records social hopes about marriage, school days ending for summer, local weddings, farm inheritances, and small town mischief involving neighbors and a mayor. The tone is humorous and informal with spelling quirks.
Misunderstood marriage line sparks confession on error
A quarrel line reveals a couple reflecting on a rushed marriage. One partner asserts the wedding happened by mistake, while the other disagrees, saying the acceptance came as a surprise. The exchange hints at unresolved tensions and future consequences.
Little Peace Arranged by Daughter for Plane
Mrg Nexdore says his daughter arranged a little place for the plane. Old Grump replies with a jab about finally having peace. The exchange hints at a quiet domestic moment and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrg. Nexdore
Kellogg's All-Bran touted as relief for chronic constipation
A testimonial from Mr Henry E Lecourt praising Kellogg's All-Bran for chronic constipation after years of failures with laxatives. The ad claims two tablespoonfuls daily provide bulk to aid elimination and supply vitamin B and iron, with safety for normal individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Lecouy
Woala
Kellogg’ S
Medical and Legal Contacts in Acton and Georgetown
A fragmented directory listing physicians Dr J A McNiven Dr E J Nelson and Dr WM Cullen with addresses and hours. Includes Harold Nash farmer and M A Barrister solicitor notary with offices on Mill Street Acton and Georgetown contact details and appointment hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Co. Bax
Harold Nash Farmer
Acton Georgetown
T. Beynick
Main Street
Acton
Georgetown
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Hoassheld
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Ritters
Jules
Limehouse School Fair
Isobel
Clarence Denny
Edna Pryer
Isabel Burkhalder
Queenie Hokien
Kenneth Michie
Ployd Ghortill
Marley
Joanna Shortill
Raymond Hassall
Fred Will
Gwen HW
Albert Vasall
White Wyandotte
Ted Brown
Hascall
Eleanor Cook
Bob Brown
Harold Brown
Jack Gordon
Wille Ritchie
Lindsay
Bob Lindsay
Hobbie Brown
Lamb
Bruce Lindsay
James Robertson
Norther
Caris Harding
Inez Boott
Barbara Colsers
May Wingfield
Dorothy Johnson
Lilian Johnson
Jeasle Wingfield
Bartlett Pears
Alkex
Norrie
Helen Devereaux
Kathleen Robertson
Rachael Mullin
Wilfred Johnson
Mary Deeney
Annla Snow
Paul Drake
Alex Wright
Ruth Norton
Raymond Vassall
Jim Wirkpatrick
Claus
Marbara Cousens
Yed Crown
Albert Hassall
Betty
Cookles
Doris Murding
Joyce South
Thee Scolt
Duu Fryer
Matty Burkholder
Marguerite Kentiner
Joanna Ishortit
Jimmy Molsaeae
Betty Britton
Ployd Shortill
Lois Watson
Jackie Gordon
Victor Starret
Muriel Stevenson
Joanna Shortil
Doris ‘Smithy -Ted- Brown
Irene ‘Seable
Nick Tolfan
Annis Snow
Marguerite Kentner
Alex
Wright
Annie Kelly
Joanna Shortitlh
Ynez Scott
Huth Smith
Harmonica Salo
Lloyd James
Joyce Appleyard
Farquhar
Partie Tanite
Blistersea
Margy
Jane
Akool
Jake
Skool
Lisbeth
Ellen Gawn
Hex Kepler
Unkle
Wensday
Ed Winx
Joe Hix
Joe
Ant Wetty
Johnny
Edsoc BR. Waite
Shawnee, Oklahoma
Lecour
Our Yrocur’s
Kellogg
Ndon
Business Directory
J. A. McNiven
E. J. Nelson
Sergeen
Wm.g. Cullen
L. M. C. C Corner
Prederick and
Mi Streets
Mill Street
Kenneth M. Langdon
Notary Public
Axiz Buchanan
Denial Borgear
P. W. Pearen
D. S
J. M. Bell
Mau Street
A. G. M. Bruyns
E. N. Harrop, B. V. Se
Bower Avenue
Actos
Frangis
Nunan
Guelph, Ont
F. M. Eagleson
Frofescienal Engleen
General Insurance
Fidelity Bonds
Ocean Steamship Tickets
Pacilytixd
Fred L. Wright Acton
Opportunity
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