The Wonder Little Laddles By A McCarthy
Poem fragment celebrating fatherhood with playful rhyme about daddies and laddies. Lines describe loving fathers, their children, and the bond between parent and child with affectionate, whimsical imagery.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
3
Poem fragment celebrating fatherhood with playful rhyme about daddies and laddies. Lines describe loving fathers, their children, and the bond between parent and child with affectionate, whimsical imagery.
The Acton Amateur event lists winners across divisions led by Chik and Rivers with top times in heats. Winners include Gwen Nye and Dot Brookshaw in Ladies 100 yards and various boys and open events with times ranging from 10.2 to 22 fat for 220 yards and relays.
A lyrical piece blends a memory filled salute to Boyhood Town with a formal report on a mass reunion. It recalls the opening of Canadian Pacific air service events and a city welcome while presenting a heartfelt poem about returning to one’s childhood home and the enduring warmth of old friends.
A children’s verse by Eltevetts Lincoln Gould describes a child named Witle Ka recounting daily chores from Monday to Sunday. The narrator explains family work at home and notes a father’s emotional reaction at a meeting, with a handwritten cadence and dialect.
The Junt time marks a vast Acton gathering described as the largest religious event in town. Three thousand worshippers sang in outdoor unity, with sermons by Pastor Forsyth and scripture readings by local ministers. Old friends recalled boyhood days, honoring Thos T Moore and W H Stewart while planning future reunions.
The article surveys the French poet Jean Reboul, a baker by trade whose verses blend motherhood, childhood, domestic happiness, and sorrow. It recounts his humble life in Nimes, his meeting with Dumas, and his view that misfortune shaped his poetry as he balanced work and art.
A farmer and his wife in a summer farmhouse install a porcelain bathtub fed by a windmill. The boarder marvels at modern luxury while the couple recall their upbringing with wash-tubs. The husband notes the bath’s usefulness yet their traditional habits linger as guests depart.
Toronto musicians from the Grena diers' Hand visited Mr John C Hall a veteran bandmaster to play several numbers as a tribute. Hall, seriously ill for a month, was deeply touched by the gesture, honoring fifty years of leadership that kept the Acton Band ready to provide music for the community.
A ragged page mixes kitchen recipes for beef steak and fruity custard with beekeeping guidance on queen rearing and colony management. It notes timing for requeening in Canada, emergency queen supply, and seasonal needs, referencing Bulletin No. 33 from the Central Experimental Farm Ottawa.
A girl cries over losing a penny and a kindly old man gives her another penny. The girl discovers the penny was his all along and she runs away smiling. The scene shifts to the twist of the penny belonging to the old man.
A tourist staying on a Scottish farm is urged by his land lord to shoot something. He meets a boy on a lane who asks if there is anything to shoot. The boy answers that the schoolmaster is coming over the hill. The anecdote concludes with a remark on thinking and memory attributed to Nietzsche.
Daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with Wednesday closing at noon. Write in or phone 109 for appointment and save waiting.
Heat relief in soft sheer coracfal prints that blow in the breeze. The frock features a flounced shirt line, molded hipline with a tied sash, and a fitted shoulder yoke tied in a bow at the V neck. A cana collar may be added and sleeves may be omitted.
A tenor found in a factory wins on trial before a renowned London man. He sings with unusual purity, and the manager, impressed, proposes a single improvement. The singer objects, noting he cannot learn the letter H and remains the highest note.
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