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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1912
Page
6
The Georgetown Herald discusses the Hydro Electric bylaw in Welland and commends a measured, humanitarian approach to newcomers. It urges kindness, language learning, and community support, arguing for charitable action while addressing unfamiliar customs and speech.
The Maple Township council met Tuesday evening with G Hynda Haeve W Smith W Cooper and K M Mo present. The finance committee filed its sixteenth report recommending payment of assorted expenses and maintenance costs. The by law to set current year expenditures was passed with a 2 mill rate. A frontage tax on pavements was discussed. W A Bish complained about dampness and mud from maples on John Street. council allowed removal of two trees. The meeting adjourned.
The piece explains solid liquid and gas as forms water can take, how heat turns water to steam or freezes it, and how vapor condenses. It touches on heating, cooling, and the sensory uses of water in summer and winter. It also notes marriage penalties at Oxford and various clubs with odd customs and money fines.
An accident near Guelph Bridge injures two travelers, one badly, as a piece of timber from a baggage car hits Klyn and Jacko. The men were rescued by bystanders but Jacko did not survive. Klyn later recovered at the General Hospital. Township council introduces a by law to prohibit bicyclists on village sidewalks and appoints fence viewers while approving routine accounts.
Fragmentary historical prose recounts a tense scene during a war era where Emperor and generals clash over insult and pride. Dragomiroff and Skobeleff are highlighted for their leadership, daring, and eventual reconciliation through military respect.
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