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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 27, 1933

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DIED MOFFAT AT ST JOSEPH S HOSPITAL GUELPH

DIED MOFFAT At St Joseph s Hospital Guelph on Sunday September 23 1934 Thomas Moffat of Scott Township beloved husband of Margaret Turnbull in his 71st year Also COXE In loving memory of Dr H A Coxe who passed away September 27 1933 Also GOLDHAM In loving memory of a dear husband and father who died September 27 1933 We miss you and think of you each day.

Moffat St. Joseph’s Hospital Guelph Thomas Moffat offEesquesing Township Margaret Turnbull Goldham

Thanksgiving and seasonal notes from Acton area

Thanksgiving week ahead and notes on local happenings. Fog and heavy rain affect travel. Brampton Fair weather cited. two Acton factories running overtime to meet demand. The Y M C A building foundations completed. local bands, anniversaries, birthdays, and school events highlighted.

Acton Acton Citizens Erin Fair

More Prize Winners at Acton Fair

Long list of livestock and poultry prize winners from Acton Fair includes Best Animal in Class and multiple awards across cattle sheep hogs and poultry. Names like D McDougall W O Brownridge J B Devereaux act as judges or winners alongside numerous exhibitors such as Robt Elliott Son J D Norrish and Amos Black.

Acton Fair D. McDougall W. O. Brownridge Mark Given A. B. Weber Archie Kerr W. HH. Rutledge J. B. Devereaux T. M. Revell Bovaird Amos & Black Eliiott & Son W. G. Gerrie & Son Elliott & Son James Little Peter ‘Richardson James ‘Little

Filial Deed Endures Through Half Century in Tschi District

In 1883 Chang died penniless owing $120 to his friend Yih. The boy, now sixty, offered to repay at Yih’s home, but the family refused. An arbitrator arrived and the sum was finally presented to the local primary school, honoring decades of filial duty.

Tschi Chang Yih

Student haggles over room rates in Indiana boarding house

A student in an Indiana college town asks the landlady about room charges. She quotes five dollars up and then five dollars down for a "clear complexion" remedy. The leering exchange ends with a plug for Kipp's Unequaled Herb Tablets sold by Brown's Drug Store.

Indiana Kipp Brown

Don’t Let Them Lose You Insist On Being Noticed

A businessman’s sales tip becomes advice for youths who feel overlooked. Do not let others ignore you or lose you. cultivate a memorable personality, greet new members, and project presence even if you feel small or plain. Persist in building recognition and impact.

The Difficulty Solved Shipowner Appeals for Aid

A satirical exchange mocks shipowners seeking government help while noting high operating costs. Captioned quip targets officials, barnacle costs, and a punchline about Cress Corn Salve sold by A. T. Brown.

A. .T. Brown

Old Stamps Worth Fortunes Hidden in Attic Papers

A Toronto stamp expert notes valuable finds in old papers with stamps, advising to keep stamps on envelopes for higher worth. He cites examples of pre 1880 issues fetching large sums and warns later postmarks are often inexpensive.

Toronto Frank Aretz Canadian Philate

Barbers as Ancient Craftsmen and Early Surgeons

The piece highlights barbers as the oldest profession and early surgeons and dentists. It notes their role under church and state, roadside practice in some countries, and the merger of the barber and surgeon trades under Henry VIII, with barbers permitted to draw teeth and bleed.

Calvin J. Ryan Barbers Company of Surgeons

Hooked Trout Survive After Quick Release

A Canadian Biological Board study shows injured trout rapidly recover when freed and returned to water. In tests, gill injuries left fish sluggish at first, but after 24 hours most appeared normal with less than ten percent failing to survive.

Biological Board of Canada Federal Fisheries Research Body Minister of Fisheries

Canadian Bride Wanted Trick Hits London Mail

A New Brunswick man’s name was forged on a letter seeking English brides, prompting reports in London papers about a Canadian groom with 20 000 to 30 000 dollars to invest in a chicken farm. Bastain suspects a prank by a friend.

London A . R. B. Bastain Manawagonish Road Fairville New Brunswick Bastain Mr. Bastain

Ice from tropical seas French engineer proposes shipboard ice plant

Georges Claude, noted for tapping ocean temperature differences to generate power, studies a 10,000 ton ice plant on a ship. Earlier pipe experiments in the Caribbean collapsed under pressure and economic crisis. The idea aims to produce cheap ice by harnessing warm and cold water currents.

French Academy of Sciences Georges Claude Caribbean Sea Cuba M. Claude

Composer disputed air tied to Louis XIV recovery

The New York Times reports that the tune known as God Save the King and My Country Tis of Thee was composed by Lulli of the French court, though Handel presented it as his own. French music historians assert Lulli wrote the tri national masterpiece for Louis XIV’s convalescence, first sung by St. Cyr pupils under noble patronage.

Lulli Luis XIV France Handel George I England Louis XIV School of St. Cyr Mme. de Maintenon New York ‘Times

Salt Mushrooms Grow Salt by Sea in Alexandria

In Alexandria Egypt a novel salt harvesting method grows salt on stalks. Sea water floods a flat tract with upright sticks. The inlet is closed and sun evaporates the water leaving crystals around the sticks. When water vanishes the mushroom shaped salt pillars remain easier to handle than large masses.

Alexandria Egypt

Rudeness From Tibet Tales By Rene Chow Pitlay

A young Chinese traveler in Rangoon recalls Tibet customs with humor. He contrasts rich and poor locals by attire and dining, noting the rich favor fat pork and wipe mouths with sleeves while the poor drink chestnut oil tea and keep sleeves clean. He mentions greeting styles such as ear touching and tongue protrusion.

Rene Chow Pitlay Rangoon India Tibet

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