Garden They Drift Perfumed Petals Across Lonely Hours
Fragmentary lines describe a garden scene with wading and drifting petals. The speaker notes hope to walk the borders, finding contentment and prayer in the beauty.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1929
Page
5
Fragmentary lines describe a garden scene with wading and drifting petals. The speaker notes hope to walk the borders, finding contentment and prayer in the beauty.
Local items report berry picking parties, street improvements, and a water tank repaint at the railway station. Wheat delivered to Noble elevator sold for 05¢ per bushel. Dr Samuel Webster named sheriff of Saltan County by the provincial government. Brown’s drug store to be moved and modernised. Parnell recounts eight years in South Africa with army and constabulary service. Acton High School passing rate noted. Brandon Fair enjoyed. Medical ad promotes Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy with letters from desperate cases.
Capt. Duncan Meltrimmon of the Georgia militia faced execution by fire after capture by Bentoles. Milly, then 16, persuaded a council to spare him by shaving his head and dressing him as an Indian, saving his life and earning a Congress pension.
The sermon outlines Daniel 6 during King Darius's reign in Babylon. Daniel's integrity earns him a council seat, plots against him fail, and Daniel survives the lions den after prayer and Faith in God. The tale highlights deliverance, divine protection, and the king’s eventual decree honoring Daniel’s God.
A boy named Johnny ignites a shed causing a blaze that cuts local lines. While he sobs to his mother, metropolis executives finalize a distant deal, then emergency teams repair the lines as the stock market awaits. The next morning the business deal is completed by long distance communication.
Timetable notice lists variants Sunday only and daily except Sunday schedules with uneven spellings. Mentions Going West and Taranto pan connections. Contains fragmented phrases about Gunday and Bunday with day-name errors and unclear routing.
Schedule details show a Toronto departure at 6.00 PM arriving Acton 7.17 PM on weekdays except Saturdays and holidays. Saturday and holiday service runs at 8.00 PM from Toronto arriving Acton 0.17 PM. Freight express and pickup services are available in Toronto along Keele Street and St. Clair Avenue.
Brown of Acton wins place in Household Science judging held Friday under Ontario Agriculture. Miss Langton led classes in Nutrition House Furnishing and Good Dressing across the county with judges Powell Grey MacIntosh. Eva Booth Oakville wins Nutrition special prize and earns county representation at the Inter County Judging at the Canadian National Exhibition on September 4 1920.
An article promotes energy through sugar rich foods. It cites baseball players track athletes and explorers using lemonade candy and beet recipes. It includes a beets recipe with paprika and butter and advises dissolving sugar in lemon juice for a quick health boost.
A clipped exchange shows a job candidate confronting a tester about an intelligence exam. The dialogue hints at miscommunication with an alenographer remark and a dismissed claim.
W J Grant, district freight agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway at Hamilton, retires after 61 years in railroading. Forty years with CP Rail and 61 total service marks a record in Hamilton. J P Clancy of CP Toronto also retires after 45 years with Allan Steamships and CP, leaving 106 years of combined service. J W Maguire succeeds Grant as district freight agent at Hamilton.
A fragmentary description references Mrs BE Moodsy and the Bank Springs Motel and mentions Dorothy Dix style advice circulating in New Orleans. It notes a photograph of a voyage to Vancouver and a trip aboard a Canadian liner, with dates and names obscured.
Household tip notes lemon juice and a pinch of blueing in water restore yellowed linens and lace. It cites lemon juice for whitening fabrics and stains and says salt and lemon protect copper and brass from tarnish.
A garbled dialogue hints at beauty advice including facial care and home remedies. It mentions tasks like applying substances to the face and general household tips amid a messy transcript with references to preparing treats, lunch, and sugar content. The text is fragmentary and unclear but centers on personal grooming guidance.
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