The Cross We Bear Grows Lighter
A devotional verse praising the crucifixion and forgiveness. Martha E K Winston notes the Christ’s sacrifice brings spiritual strength to endure suffering and offers renewed hope to believers today.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
2
A devotional verse praising the crucifixion and forgiveness. Martha E K Winston notes the Christ’s sacrifice brings spiritual strength to endure suffering and offers renewed hope to believers today.
A father guides son Dick on self esteem and decency, contrasting honest pride with cruelty. The tale follows Len Hugert’s bank robbery and the robber’s cold rhetoric, then reflects on dignity, virtue, and the Salvation Army motto that a man down is not out.
Clara Tate helps the Leo sisters finish Easter sewing and travels to collect Minnie Leo, finding unexpected duty and charity. A troubled town easterly burden leads her to stay late at the dressmaker's, and she discovers personal renewal through service and communal care.
Mary Adair hosts Miss Jocelyn's visit at her home full of children then shares her life, fears, and hopes. The two-day stay reveals Mary’s quiet resolve, family care, and inner battles as they discuss purpose and unseen achievements.
Careful breeders note that egg size is a selectable factor in breeding for larger eggs. Central Experiment Station data show strong male influence on daughters egg size, with two sires producing varied outcomes in offspring. Breeders should avoid birds from small egg lines to prevent shrinking egg size in future generations.
An OCR fragment recalls a 19th century District Court scene in Chateau County where two men convicted of horse stealing faced shortened sentences. A deputy jokes with a prisoner about “paying” for early release while the other remains silent, ending with the partners still in prison.
Parny the artist recounts a terrifying moment in a small Pennsylvania town. In darkness with no street lamps he walked into a swinging elephant that had broken free from its keeper, prompting shouts and a near frightful encounter.
A young lawyer in a southern city defended an old darky charged as a chicken thief. It was his first plea and not brilliant in form or delivery. The prisoner received a severe sentence, his guilt well proved, and he thanked the judge, saying the punishment was hard but less than he expected.
The article warns that rose forage is damaged by disease and pests reducing bloom and growth. It prescribes a dust mixture of sulphur, arsenate of lead, and tobacco dust to protect plants, with timing every three weeks and after injury. It also emphasizes manure and soil loosening to conserve moisture and improve nutrition.
A garbled historical fragment recalls a former Speaker of the Commons visiting a leather shop for a shave. The barber offers questionable tonic amid mixed speech and perplexing dialogue, with a bold assertion about speaking up.
A whimsical look at early baby naming rituals and amusing incidents. A gentleman’s curiosity about a shelf of novels leads to a playful scene at a friend’s house. The piece recounts parents choosing a name for a baby girl and the humorous outcome, with a nickname “Gummy” arising from the ceremony.
Tabby's mother worries as Robby defends his mispronunciations before Major. Ns reports from school are favorable, but Robby blurts out that Abby tells Major to tie up and salt up in incorrect phrasing. Robby admits he has grammar but wastes it on Major who cannot tell the difference.
W A Ryder sells farm premises Lot 297 Con 5 Nassagaweya one mile south of Stop 0 on the Guelph Toronto line Friday April 6 1928 at 1 90 oclock P M. Auction covers horses cattle poultry harness hay grain implements harness livestock household effects and rations with cash terms and notes for longer credit.
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