Vision of a New World Arising from War’s Ruin
A hopeful poem fragment urges healing after destruction. It envisions beauty reborn, happiness returning, and a united people building a just, truthful world. The speaker calls readers to courage and to lift their hearts toward a shared bright future.
Twenty Years Ago in Acton Local Notices
Twenty years ago on June 5 1826 the Free Frees Thursday notes warm furnaces and garden boxes. The Horticultural Society adorns the Government Building and Town Hall with window boxes. Rev Findlay and family travel from Medina New York to Owen Sound. Rev Hackett moves to Lincoln Avenue Church Galt and Rev Culp of Tara succeeds him. Alban’s Church Choir participates in Halton Deanery festival at St George Georgetown. DIED SHORTILL Jane Bennett widow of William Shortill aged 76 at Ballinafad May 1904. VANNATTER Myra Vannatter sister-in-law E Beswick John Street Acton May 3 1904.
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Government Building
Town Hall
W. L. Findlay
Acton
Medina
N. Y
Owen Sound
Hackett
Methodist
Lincoln Avenue Church
Galt
Culp
Tara
Mr. Hackett
Alban
Halton
St. George Church
Georgetown
Shortill
Ballinafad
Jane Bennett
Wn. H. Shortill
Vannatter
E. Beswick
John Street
Myra Vannastter
Flower bloom timing linked to light at Cornell study
At Cornell University researchers explain why some garden flowers bloom earlier in the northeast and later in Florida. Using a graphic light meter, Howland notes that long northern days trigger flowering while Florida’s shorter days delay blooms until summer, with zinnias and marigolds flowering differently. The study cites solstice day lengths and records from Ithaca.
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Lindsley H. Crocker
Asociated
Frees Wester
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Florida
Kenneth Post
Maurice W. Nixon
Joseph E. Howland
Department of Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture
Howland
Long Island
New York City
Cornell
Paul in Ephesus Sunday School Lesson Exposition
The lesson outlines Pauls three months of teaching in the Jewish synagogue at Ephesus and a two year daily ministry there, emphasizing salvation by grace through faith and the believer as Gods workmanship created for good works. It notes Ephesian context, healing signs, and Paul's prayer for the saints as a model for intercession.
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Ephesus
Goo
Oters
Paul Liek
God
W. Salveth
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jood
Inner spiritual strengthening through Christ forming in hearts
Fragmentary text discusses the Christian need for spiritual growth in the heart. It asks whether Christ forming in the believer’s heart is the basis for intercession and love guided by God. The passage references verses and doctrinal ideas about personal transformation.
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Earth
Christ
Charist
Revival in postwar boom for Goldfields Saskatchewan
Postwar life returns to Goldfields Saskatchewan as Consolidated Mining and Smelting and Athena Gold Mine owners anticipate activity in the Athabasca region. Two watchmen guard company interests while a few prospectors work near Lake Athabasca. 300 inhabitants have left for total war, and the Consolidated Mine operates in 194 but is abandoned with equipment shipped from Athena Mine.
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Lake Athabasca
Athena
Peanuts Promoted as Meat Substitute in Syracuse Study
A Syracuse University Home Economics teacher and students promote peanut flour as a meat substitute and protein source. They note many dislike soy beans and argue peanut flavor improves appeal. Researchers report peanut flour is being packaged commercially and used in cake recipes, with varied results.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
Edith Nasan
Arabian zoot warping field described by Lt Kent
Lt Henry W. Kent reports in a North African campaign journal that Arabian traders modify a tent or shelter with holes for fittings described as “arabian root suits” and discuss securing one mattress in exchange for 400 dozen eggs. He characterizes the Arab traders as tough and capable in barter amid wartime constraints.
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PMS
Veadan
Kesteral
Tata
Henry W. Kent
Kent
Pair recalls hometown street corner memories
A married couple strolls by a familiar street corner in their hometown, sharing nostalgic memories of youth and courting days. A motorist’s warning sign and a casual remark frame their sentimental pause in a quiet moment away from city bustle.
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