Shut the Door in a Fragmented Poem
A fragmentary verse laments inner doom and urges closing the door to purging, lingering thoughts. The speaker questions memory and betrayal, repeating the refrain to shut the door and avert heartache.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
4
A fragmentary verse laments inner doom and urges closing the door to purging, lingering thoughts. The speaker questions memory and betrayal, repeating the refrain to shut the door and avert heartache.
The Berminion Government ends the wartime Anti Loafing Law to reflect returning soldiers and unemployment. Minister of Education Dr Cody cites no radical school legislation this session while endorsing vocational training in rural boards. Plus notes on Canadian seed import controls, thrift education, and export outlook for livestock products.
The text urges steadfast effort in all worth deeds and actions. It extols doing tasks with vigor and resolve, warning that time is short and opportunities pass. It also promotes Parmeloa Vegetable Pillata as a cheap trial remedy for digestive ailments, claiming many cures follow from its use.
Coal savings during the seven months of daylight saving are estimated at 1,260,000 tons nationwide. Data from Carolina communities show about seventeen and a half tons saved per 1,000 people, with similar trends in other districts.
A brida admits uncertainty about dismantling a thin chicken while the young husband recalls managing autos. They agree they can handle a small task with help from a book of instructions and practice. The dialogue hints at domestic learning and problem solving.
A clipped sale note lists grains and feed items including cracked corn rolled data corn meal and oats as well as salt for dogs and barrels. The items are advertised under generic supplier terms without clear brand or date markers.
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