Will God Remember in a Spring of War and Beauty
A fragmentary poem by Helen Fraree-Bower laments war and hunger for beauty. The speaker longs for spring and fragrance while recalling past greenery and Marth’s journey, wondering if God will remember or forget amid destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth
Twenty Years Ago From The Free Press 1926
A look back to February 2 1926 issues notes the rarity of February 29 Sundays, winter weather weeks, and a list of family deaths marriages births and salary requests. It mentions Canada تج. An obituary for William J Nellis and a Blair child’s death are recorded with local family ties to Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gray
Tyre Free Press
H. T. Lepage
Toronto
H. T. Moore
D.D
H. Moore
L S. Butlin St. Clair
Mich
HT. Lepage
Canada
Washington
Conservative party storm in Halton County exposed
A long critical account denounces Halton County Conservative maneuvering around the wartime candidate selection, alleging Oakville led double cross tactics, a staged convention, and political manipulation. The writer condemns party infighting, calls for unity, and warns against patriotism used for politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Halton
Hallett
George Thorpe
Burlington
Mr. Thorpe
W. L. Mackenszie King
Order of the Double Cross
Halton County
Duncan
Campbell
Thorpe
Son carries on father’s legacy as ships reach Scottish shores
In a moving account from Willie Purcell of the Canadian Press a Western Ontario boy watches Scotland's hills approach from a ship rail and vows to honor his father who died for Canada in France. The piece notes many will carry on the fatherly tradition and visit grave crosses as the Great War legacy endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Grits
Torres
Milton
Scotland
Willie Purcell
Ormario
France
Niagam Falls
Carelessness On Highways Warns Of Night Road Perils
The St Marys Journal Argus laments high road hazards caused by pedestrians and drivers. It notes pedestrians darting along roads at night and drivers facing glare from approaching lights, urging sharper vigilance to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooney-Kennedy
St. Joseph's Church
Acton
Ftasrarat
St. Marys
Dining quip on fresh fat ewes on toast remark
A playful dialogue about generosity and New World cooking ends with a pun on overlaid toast. The exchange highlights a mock question and a brisk yes answer, reflecting humorous rhetoric of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rash
Acton's Family Album Week by Week Faces of Familiar Years
A weekly look back at Acton’s residents, recalling familiar faces from past years. The column unpacks memories through portraits and anecdotes, tracing long-standing community ties and shared histories.
Ministers in old Acton church pictured in album
Photo captions recall Rev. C. D. Draper a Methodist minister in town thirty years ago and Rev. Lachlan Cameron, Knox Church Acton, seen in the volume Act on Early Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Draper
Lachlan Cameron
Knox Chiureh
Acton
Appointed Judge J No Crancoeur Named to Quebec Court
Former Speaker of the Quebec Legislature and former Provincial Minister of Works J No Crancoeur is appointed to the Quebec court of King's Bone. The appointment elevates Crancoeur to a higher judicial role within the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. No Crancoeur
Quebec
King's Bone
Unclear historical note on fighters and leaders
Fragmentary OCR text mentions men of Cork and Ayr and a panicked fighter on the panes. The passage is garbled and lacks a coherent event, dates, or names to anchor a fuller summary.
Reader anecdotes on literacy and growth through love
A dialogue highlights a man who learned to read and write for a wife, claiming two years to become a scholar, while another tale shows a man who became a fool for a woman in two days, challenging notions of quick fixes through affection.
Great Reductions at the Bootshop Sale
The bootshop manager notes quiet business and proposes a sale. The shopfloor staff agrees, choosing a clearance of shoes displayed in the window, slashing prices from nine pounds downward.
Aggrieved Flaywright Questions Dutly Blang Critique
The aggrieved Flaywright voices concern over a Dutly Blang critique of his latest play. A friend parries with a defensive, chiding reply about future spouse comments and loyalty to a relative, amid muddled dialogue.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Fraree-Bower
the Free Press
Benton
Limehouse
Prank Benton
Pure Press
Holton
George Atkins
Atkins
Tonke
Gab
Trorpe
Inet
Carl Martin
Worthy
Mr. Martin
Martin
Allan Nicholson
Nicholson
Thorgx
Mr-Nicholson
Nicholsons
Burlington Conservate Association
Grand and Ancient Order of the Double Cross
Opitville
Adkina
Nichol‘son
Atkina
Atking
Cohen
Dingle
Sally
Atkns
Thas
Double Cross
Hellef Chet
Alp
Ngeholson Aioe
Che Rathertig Chiat
Nicho
P. T. Barnum
Kinight
Sin
Alain
Anu Egishuit
An trisFunia
Seotamiath
Witha
Cork
Ayr
Ightermaen
Munclein
National Home Monthly
Chatelaine ‘Magazine
Canadian Home Journal
Canadian Horticulture and Home Magazine
Canuds
Parente’ Magazine
Collier's Weekly
Maclean’s Magazine
Chantelaine Magazine
Klue Story Magazine
McCail
Newsweek Magazine
Christian Herald
Woman's Home Companion
Parente
Screenland Magazine
Red & Gus
Eife
Sue T
Post Office
R.R
The
Acton Free Press
Muggs-And- Skeeter
Skeeter
BY Wally Bishop