Sunset Friendship Poem by Abigail Cresson
A fragmented poem expresses finding a true friend to share joy and sorrow and face tomorrow with courage. The speaker imagines ending the day with the satisfaction of a lifelong bond.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
7
A fragmented poem expresses finding a true friend to share joy and sorrow and face tomorrow with courage. The speaker imagines ending the day with the satisfaction of a lifelong bond.
Seed patators at see to $1.00 per peck for the ordinary varieties gives growers a new experience. A white blanket of snow covered the earth Monday morning but disappeared with sunshine. Mr. L. Starkman has leased the store in Arthur's dock and will run a dry goods groceries and furniture business there. Sergt H S Harwood to be Scoutmaster for Acton Patrol. A L Wyant manager Bank of Nova Scotia transferred to Port Elgin W W Graham of Toronto becomes manager. Intermediats Red Cross Girls Club presented the drama The Village Doctor to a capacity house. Mr. John S Coleman and family left for the west to Yambota Man with plans to marry Miss Coleman to Rev James Ralston Brown. Coleman presented with an address and gold headed cane. Maple Hurst home of Mr and Mrs R J Kerr hosted a farewell for the couple retiring from farm life. Two chairs given after address by Jeremiah McDermitt. Married Law Near Detroit April 9 1917 Richard Law of Detroit to Ethel May Near Acton. Died Grant at the home of his son Alma St Marys April 22 1917 in his 89th year.
Ontario Temperance Federation writes to push auto insurance hikes and stricter penalties for drunk driving. Calls for 5 percent higher premiums for risky drivers and 15 percent bonus clawback for claim free policyholders, plus mandatory blood tests to prove intoxication at time of accidents.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a scene with Mrs Murphy scolding Mr Murphy and a boy named Pat involved in making lemonade. The dialogue hints at a domestic dispute or family squabble centered on serving lemonade and a jamon keeping Pat calm.
The Ginger Farm column recounts a comical encounter with itinerant rag buyers eager to pay for rags feathers and horsehair while critiquing their hard bargaining tricks. It notes the arrival of a large heifer calf and offers practical chrysanthemum culture guidance from Dominion Agriculture on propagation, potting, and timing.
This week puzzle poem invites readers to solve a letter riddle hidden in ad lines. It hints at a word described as a thing we all have to use, with clues referencing various words and scrambled phrases. The verse ends inviting Solution Name.
A reflective piece urges turning gloom into brightness with cheerful words and small wraps of joy in clothing and demeanor. It highlights character in sunshine or cloud and encourages uplifting talk to help others during dreary days.
The farm reports a rare twin calf born to a cow with the second calf already on its feet after a short period of assistance. The calf was small and lacks flesh, but is expected to grow. Partners express cautious optimism about rearing a first giant calf.
An Eastern resident asks the mayor to investigate her first husband John Pes who vanished after a bear attacked him in the mountains near a Western town. She asks if the man was killed or alive, and whether he remarried or left property to her, requesting discreet inquiry without the husband’s knowledge.
A piece extols inner virtue shaping outward grace noting that generosity and noble principles mold a man’s looks into angelic likeness. It argues the soul’s purity gives strength and dignity, likening gentleness to a rose blooming into loveliness.
A teacher asks for stories of success and a pupil Patrick Murphy recalls his father’s climb from boyhood to the top, humorously claiming his father was once a boytblack in a hotel and now is a barber.
The map traces rebel gains in Spain in sequence from early 1936 to early 1937 with events in Morocco Badajoz San Sebastián Madrid Valencia Malaga and Briluca noted. It marks dates when loyalists stalled advances and turned the tide and cites a New York Times perspective on the revolt.
A compact wrap of recent happenings from the newspaper’s pages. Highlights events, people, and places with quick summaries aimed at readers seeking current notes.
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