October’s Opal Veils Crown the Valley of Colors
A lyrical prose scene paints October as a lavish display of wine like hues on hills and valleys. The speaker, James Courtney Challiss, envisions the world dyed in red, russet, orange, yellow, jade, blue, green, and purple as if God’s glory spills from a throne.
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James Courtney
Challiss
Thanksgiving Day fixed for Canada in 1915 schedule
Twenty years ago notices show Thanksgiving fixed for October 11 1915 in Canada. Reports mention enlistments in the Pioneer Regiment at Guelph and local marriages births and farewells in Acton. A Toronto line accident near Georgetown and church rally day are also noted along with a beauty product advertisement.
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Canada
E. B. Geer
Pioneer Regiment
Guelph
Thamas Cummins
Sylvester B. Simpson
Acton
H. Hammond
Ontario
Roy Beouty
Burlington
Millon
Toronto
Georgetown
Methodist
Howarth
J. L. Warren
Martin
John P. Martin
Tourist Traffic Figures Show June Influx Into Canada
Canadian Department of Immigration and Colonization reports June tourist admissions total 1 551 859 at border points. Highway ferry rail and boat entries broken down. June 1934 totals cited for comparison. US citizens warned to show funds. non US residents to prove residency and return ability. vehicles from US with state licenses allowed sixty days free use in Canada, extendable.
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Department of Immigration and Colonization
Canada
United States
Immigration and Customs
Walking in Truth in John’s Epistle 1935
The Sunday lesson centers on walking in truth as a lifelong, daily influence on the believer. John celebrates the joy of hearing that his spiritual children live in truth, linking ministerial faithfulness to the believers’ continual holy living and its effects on the church and world.
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John
A. D
Ephesus
Apostle
Waliday
Lofttineus
Jesus
Christ
Sean Nines
Lucis
God
Mark
From Trading Post to Golf Club at Lower Port Garry
Historic fort built in 1831 by The Company of Adventurers of England Tradeing into Hudson's Day sits near Winnipeg. Walls 74 feet tall and four acres enclosure. Bastions house bake shop power house storehouses and governor’s residence now a clubhouse. Oil lamp relics and Carron stoves reflect its long past.
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Lower Port Garry
Red River
Winnipeg
Yennore
Company of Adventurers of England
Madson Bay
Beaver
Gravesend
England
Fort Vancouver
Hudson Bay
Tragic boating accident warns Christians to act promptly
A young man drowned when a small pleasure boat wrecked during a summer holiday. A witnessing relative, grieving and inconsolate, laments he could have saved him had he acted sooner, urging Christians to act without delay to win souls before it is too late.
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Souks
A sad mess Yance Could YX borrow on policy for car
A note questions if the insurer would allow borrowing against a policy to purchase a car. Officially the reply warns that doing so would require canceling the policy if the owner drove that kind of vehicle.
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Yance
Contentment and a Fractured Field Note
A fragmentary historical note describes a land plot with a sign promising to give the field to anyone content. Applicants asked if they were content, mostly replying yes. The quirky exchange ends with a cryptic line about shared messages and contentment.
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Cenfirman
Optimism as the Great Business Getter
The text argues optimism attracts customers and drives sales, claiming cheerful optimism outperforms other qualities. It asserts pessimism harms business by dulling effort and destroying progress, urging persistent positive attitude as key to achievement and growth.
Lamp incident sparks gas pipe inquiry
A fragmented report notes a lamp incident at an unspecified location and mentions a gas pipe issue. No further details or dates are readable in the text.
Canadian Rovers Attend World Rover Moot in Sweden
Five Canadian Rover Scouts sail from Montreal to join the British contingent at the World Rover Moot near Stockholm. Representing Funtern and Western Canada, the team includes Dominik, Yiiton, Patterson, Webber, and Kesseler. The event marks the second World Rover Moot since 1931 with Swedish hosts led by Prince Gustaf Adolf and a multi language daily.
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York
Montreal
Sweden
Funtern
Western Canada
Dominik
Peterboro
Ont
Allan Yiiton
St. Paul
Alta
A. B. Patterson
Komscout
Oshawa
Wingston Webber
Edmon
Rover
Switzerland
Abore
A. C. Kenseler
Allan Wirow
Dally Except Sunday Schedule Note
A brief notice indicates daily operation with the exception of Sunday, and Sunday hours are stated as the single day of closure or different timing. The item clarifies weekly service continuity except the one-day deviation.
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John Denny
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Robert Sprowl
Watson-Burt
Lake Avenue
H. W. Avison
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Robert Watson
Une
Emma
Nodwell
Beardmory Crescent
Louiss Leatham
Alfonzo Nodwell
New England
Mary
Howe
Childre
Trading Post
Golf Club
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Ourn
Yours
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Acton Free Press
Acton, Ontario
Rovers
Canadian Nationals Railways
Dally
Sjots
Chicago
Ation Bus
Scuepute
Mexico
Consul
Local
Wiles’ Restaurant
Cesitial Quintis Pus Linas
W. T. Patterson
Wyndham Sr
Loblaw
Bervies
Savage & Co
China
Wysadhan
Acton Free
Free Press Office