What Matters It A Poem Fragment by Whittier
A fragmentary verse passage attributed to Whittier contemplates mortality and the nearness of the afterlife. It contrasts earthly effort with the hope of a better land where only divine love grants rest.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1939
Page
14
A fragmentary verse passage attributed to Whittier contemplates mortality and the nearness of the afterlife. It contrasts earthly effort with the hope of a better land where only divine love grants rest.
Twenty years back, Acton defeated Beardmore 8 to 2 in a Toronto game witnessed by about two hundred locals. Garden Durno and Gordon Beardmore led the forward line with Malone and Torrance on defense and Kennedy in goal. Also noted were stock judging prizes at Milton and the Postmaster General’s five year report listing Acton Georgetown and Milton revenues.
The National Better Business Bureau lays out ten rules for advertisers to build trust. Emphasizing truthfulness, forthrightness, and full disclosure, the guidance urges honest offers, reliable guarantees, and safe use of products. It condemns deceptive pricing, fake sales, and unfair comparisons while praising merit based claims and competent testimonials.
The Fort Erie Times-Review reports municipalities want the federal government to bear full relief costs but warn against losing local control. They cite spongers abusing aid and stress retaining some municipal oversight to curb abuse and absentee administration.
A poetic vignette on Acton’s tower clock marking day and night Its bells and hands guide labor lunch and rest reminding residents that time governs routine and community life The author signs as Actonian L and invites reader correspondence from older readers of the column.
The writer recalls early Sundays at the Disciples Church describing open windows and birdsong, notable parishioners like Mr. Gabriel Wells and Councillor William Ismond, and the church community's close ties small town life. Names, marriages, and the move of many members to Baptist groups follow as the church closes and others carry on in Canada and the United States.
A new five story laboratory building adjacent to the Minas Resources Department in Oturwa houses units for testing building materials, ceramics, mineral samples, and industrial waters. It includes grinding, crushing, kiln work, a freezing chamber, offices, and a library with top floor labs for refractories and ceramic research. A separate morse of commandments for patient care appears from a local physician.
A dialogue depicts a man asking a woman for a pipe organ to tune. She replies they have no organ in the house. He then offers to work or earn money, asking for a bite to eat instead. The exchange ends with no organ or payment.
A group of boys engaged in a snowball fight with little shelter. On returning home, one member recounted the scene to his family, noting there were not enough trees even for the captains and the majors, highlighting the exposure of youth to the cold and playful risk of the encounter.
A lighthearted note recalls a family with a fortune and a single masculine relative. The exchange centers on naming a newborn son and the ease of finding a suitable name given the family’s wealth.
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