11 Jun 1891
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1891
Page
1
A disjointed poetic fragment searches for a pure beloved. It speaks of a heart unstained and a future day when the reader’s “pringa” or spring arrives, asking for a partner worthy of an ideal and the speaker’s high standards.
A sprawling excerpt blends lovers and diary musings with visits from a grey haired professor debating Vassar and Wellesley. It widens to a rich tour of famous bridges, then shifts to a boy Mancel rising from porter helper to merchant leader through steady work and honesty.
A New Yorker who summers in a New England village should learn economy and solid pleasures from modest country revenue. He can also share notions of taste and liberal view with country friends. The piece notes city life offers insights into indoor living and influences on rural manners, urging mutual learning between town and country.
Poem urging love and support for friends and brothers in joy and sorrow. Encourages expressing affection, sharing prayers, and offering encouragement to strengthen kinship. stresses not letting others suffer alone and the value of communal strength.
The piece argues a practical business training for youths as a route to prosperity, urging parents to prepare sons for business careers. It adds a cottage guidance on growing cucumbers for pickles, advising beds, spacing, seeds, insect control, daily harvesting, and brisk sales from village stores.
Mrs A and Mrs B chatter about the New Comer, noting her fondness for children and a clay pipe. A Sunday school tale features a boy's blunt heaven answer. A matronly housewife and elder generations are described, praising Dr. Pierce’s prescription for middle aged women. An old clergyman jokes about men parting hair, citing Solomon.
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