A Mother's Veiled Warning to Her Son
A mother speaks to her son about their deep bond and warns that the world may judge him. She emphasizes that only he can hurt or please her and urges him to guard his name from dishonor or shadow.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 18, 1937
Page
6
A mother speaks to her son about their deep bond and warns that the world may judge him. She emphasizes that only he can hurt or please her and urges him to guard his name from dishonor or shadow.
A Vogue of Grey recipe feature offers Macaroni with Tuna as a hearty meatless meal. The piece also includes a green tinted Pineapple Piney drink and notes on St Patrick's Day serving ideas.
An Acton reminiscence recalls Scene Street growth from a sparsely settled area to a thriving community. It highlights early families the Wordens and Troiters, the Asa Hall household hosting preachers, and the Hardy history of local churches, schools, and notable residents shaping the town.
According to the International Institute of Agriculture the world wheat exports peaked in 1927 1928 and 1931 at 740 453 820 781 002 518 and 746 870 754 bushels. Canada led for five years averaging 189 739 890 bushels with Argentina second and the United States third.
Canada achieved a record mineral output in 1936 with an average daily value near one million dollars and total production at 260.34 million dollars. Metals led at 256.34 million dollars, fuels rose 11 percent to 61.00 million, non metals gained 32 percent to 16.53 million, and structural materials reached 26.67 million. Gold reached 3,720,505 fine ounces, nickel 167,713,000 pounds, and coal output topped 15.05 million tons.
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