Easter Day Reverence: Aims for the Beauty of the Lord
A short devotional line speaks of gazing upon the beauty of the Lord on holy Easter day. It evokes reverence and the sacred tone of a religious observance.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1943
Page
7
A short devotional line speaks of gazing upon the beauty of the Lord on holy Easter day. It evokes reverence and the sacred tone of a religious observance.
The city plans rapid radial service from Guelph to Toronto and to run the Toronto Suburban into the city. Roy Brown completes electrical engineering study and joins Westinghouse in Hamilton. A fire at the home of Mr and Mrs N P causes several hundred dollars in damage, insured. Births: Scott daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph Scott. Masales son to Mr and Mrs W Masales. Black daughter to Mr and Mrs Ernest G Black.
Dominion Bureau announces the 1943 edition of Canada Official Handbook covering Atlantic to Pacific economic life with war program review. It highlights industrial war front production, government organization, and preciosed illustrations, priced at 25 cents with sales through the King’s Printer in Ottawa.
Charlotte CP report describes John Dunn's home grown device that lights the poultry yard feeds the flock and calls the hens to breakfast while he sleeps. The system allegedly boosts early egg laying by starting before daybreak.
An Easter morning sermon reflects Mary Magdalene at the tomb and the risen Jesus. It notes Peter and John racing to the tomb and the significance of the folded napkin, then Mary’s belief and recognition after Jesus speaks her name, stressing humanity and divine calm.
Readers learn that deer across North America contribute roughly 8 million pounds of meat annually. The note frames the deer as a major source of venison for regional markets and sustenance programs.
Quebec and other provinces report a coalition of factors causing a firewood shortage. Minister Wilfrid Hamel pledges action while Joseph Begin warns of 200 000 cords needed in Quebec and 500 000 nationally. Price ceilings, truck limits, and military drafts are cited as aggravating factors. Officials urge declaring the wood industry essential and increasing producer pay.
A sentry blocks Major Jones asking for a password. The Major admits forgetfulness but insists he is known. A guardhouse voice urges decisive action and orders shooting if the debate continues.
The Easter parade returns with no rationing as shoppers fill their budgets with a wide selection of spring attire. Pure wool suits, rayon frocks, and brimmed hats in prints and pastels appear, carting mood from skirts to pencil lines, while no ration tickets are needed.
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