Good Echoes From Browning Fragment Reflects on Fate
Poem fragment contemplates ambition and dream as distant echoes. The speaker cites heroic striving and passion, suggesting even lofty desires rise like music to a higher realm.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
7
Poem fragment contemplates ambition and dream as distant echoes. The speaker cites heroic striving and passion, suggesting even lofty desires rise like music to a higher realm.
A 1915 Acton page notes Guelph Dowlers won a friendly rink game on Acton green amid storms that damaged transformers and barns. It also lists local deaths, a new minister for Acton, a bank barn fire, and Scouts hiking about 25 miles.
An experimental report notes that buckwheat as a smother crop suppressed mustard and improved grain yield on Central Experimental Farm plots. It also describes progress in turfgrass testing for lawns and cider apple variety performance for sweet cider production.
Electricity steadily displaces other power in Canadian industries as central electric station power fuels machinery. In 1923 total plant capacity reached 2,146,903 hp with electric motors at 1,515,828 hp. By 1931 total capacity rose to 4,147,831 hp, electric motors up to 2,671,440 hp, and central station powered motors up 170 percent, signaling electricity as Canada’s chief energy source.
A playful instruction describes a marble in a bottle prank. The cork is pushed into the bottle and the bottle turned upside down so the marble slides out, fooling the friend into believing it impossible to remove the marble without removing the cork.
The text argues that many children die from worms and cites Miller's Worm Powders as a trusted vermifuge used by Cutt. The powder is said to expel worms and serve as a health restoring remedy to prevent infant illness and death.
A dialogue fragment shows a speaker planning to ask the boss for a raise this year. The response contemplates the possibility of rejection and the prospect of returning next year.
A brief reflection notes hummingbirds beginning their sea crossing and wonders when geese join their long journeys. It highlights the marvel of avian migration and the seasonal change in nature.
A fragment recalls dirty water in a well sparking intrigue. The line hints at hidden dangers beneath a village surface story. No further details are provided in the readable text.
A fragment quotes Y claiming dual presence in two places simultaneously and a quip about impossibility. The dialogue then shifts to someone saying they were in Europe and homesick. The lines present a humorous or paradoxical exchange with mixed tenses and language.
A clipped exchange questions how long a couple has been married. The reply says not long and notes a stilted handhold in a movie scene.
Fragments show a speaker describing a boy with continued bad luck through college and weakness in athletics. The text hints at injuries and the struggle to join the football team amid a baseball context. No clear events or names are provided.
In St Thomas Times Journal discussion of the amended Criminal Code, Liberal J. J. Brown and Conservative General A H Ross debate when intoxication begins and the danger of narcotics. They argue for strict penalties for drunk driving, removal of licenses on conviction, and cautions on narcotic impairment, urging drivers to abstain.
The Dominion shows cut flowers as 62 percent of floricultural value for the year ending May 31, 10H. Canada’s total floricultural and decorative plant production reached $1,420,010, with cut flowers at $870,203 and outdoor roses $63,204. indoor plants $145,905 and flowering bulbs $25,598. The industry totals include over 22 million cut flowers, led by roses with 214 million sold and value over $400,000, followed by carnations over three million units and $100,600. Chrysanthemums near two million and daffodils over a million are also cited.
A fragmentary exchange hints at marital strain with a jest about geography and changing affections. The dialogue contrasts past declarations with a newly worldly perspective.
The schedule shows eastbound and westbound trains with stopping times at Georgetown and other locations. Times listed include 9.391 p.m. eastbound and 9.40 p.m. Georgetown, with Sunday adjustments and standard time references.
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