So, boys and girls, it is spring
A lyrically festive excerpt celebrates arrival of spring with playful imagery of pussy-willows and birds, signaling the change in season and inviting children to rejoice as warmth returns to the land.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1937
Page
6
A lyrically festive excerpt celebrates arrival of spring with playful imagery of pussy-willows and birds, signaling the change in season and inviting children to rejoice as warmth returns to the land.
A writer advocates glass containers over tin for shopping and home canning. She praises glass jars for visibility and quality control, shares two recipes for apricot jam and carrot orange marmalade, and describes steps from fruit prep to sealing.
Gauly MacGowan recalls Trinidad's Port of Spain as a small seaport with 60 680 inhabitants where life still offers chance moments. A street accident draws attention to the town’s potential for discovery and growth, contrasting with the忙 busy big city.
A rural piece recounts a kind act by a boy who helps an elderly woman cross a street and reflects on community duty. It then memorializes the Brick Church at Acton Esquising, its builders the Snyder family and others, its history from 1903 to 1920, closures, and subsequent demolition for salvage, with notes on ministers and notable figures connected to the church.
A fragmentary line shows a man revealing great love and a whispered line about a ring following a belic. The image hints at romance and a proposed engagement within the scene.
A quiet portrait of the King and Queen with no child, a loving husband and efficient wife, presenting a home‑minded royal pair amid coronation preparations. The piece highlights duty, unity, and the significance of the small royal household within the empire.
Ontario and Quebec weekly newspaper publishers gathered for the Ontario-Quebec Division annual conference in London Ontario. A luncheon featured executives and past presidents from multiple papers with prominent attendees listed alongside their home towns and affiliations.
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