The Fire of Genius in a Fair Child at Vintonville
Lauria Vinton, visiting in a bustling city, seeks truth about her father’s former friend Tom Vinton. A stern lecture on the fire of genius spurs her to gather Vintonville talent, envisioning communal warmth from coals of talent. She returns home with renewed resolve and plans to unite local gifted youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Vinton
Bat Klin
Tom Vinton
Tom
Miss Vinston
Laurie
Han
Lauria
Mother
Mufti
Bt. Vernant
Dulelbela
Aldo
Ennoyn
Gensus
Vintonville
Lauris
Vintonvilles
Indoid
Mia
Halist
Itaho
Akechsa
Cathis Frayne
Dan Cartier
Helga Nordquidt
Martha Janeck
Keane Watrous
Vintonwiilet
Tatit
White House
Elma
Dulcibella
Lauria Vinton Seeks Fame Through Studio Dreams
Lauria Vinton, an eager American girl, builds a city studio in Mrs. Mindlet’s attic, collecting sketches and scraps while awaiting a famed author and art critic lecture. She scours scrapbooks for verse, battles self doubt, and faces rejection slips as she pursues genius against modest town praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louris
Atudio
Lauria
Dobbyn
Lauris Ross
Miss Dobbyn
Christina
Dr. Seacombe
Umea
Vintonville
Lauris
Cassy
Laurin Vinton
al Wuyn
Too Near Doagting And The Hazard Of Boasting
A fragment discusses people who boast about wealth and health, contrasting upbeat talk with neighbors facing financial strain. It warns that exuberant positivity can appear insensitive to those struggling and may harm social harmony. The piece reflects on propriety in conversations amid unequal fortunes.
Our Noble Origin and Divine Likeness in Sunday School
A Sunday school lesson outlines humanity’s noble origin and divine likeness from Genesis and Hebrews. It emphasizes God’s crown of creation, humanity’s godlike nature, and the care, resources, and immortality granted to people, with weekly readings and moral guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Uurllut
Madic
God
Jesus
Vernon
Toplc
Eder
Leseon
Afan
Oliver
Ron
Eden
Failure as a tonic for better effort
The piece argues that failure while frequent can courage and stamina, turning into a tonic that strengthens resolve. It suggests that some people gain resolve after setbacks, using failure to spur renewed attempts and eventual success through perseverance.
Courtesy and Consideration in Daily Life
The author argues courtesy matters in public transport and shops and within families. Close quarters make politeness essential, yet some people show the least courtesy to those who need it most, as shown by a wartime prison camp anecdote and daily interactions. O. Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colla
Uns
O. Wagner
The Doctor's Prescription to Warmer Climate
A reader asks what medical trouble led them to consult a doctor about a warmer climate. The inquiry seeks the nature of the ailment and whether the visit was for treatment or to collect a prescription.
Notice to Creditors for John Allan Estate
Notice is given under the Trustees Act that all creditors of John Allan who died around April 1, 1910, at Acton must send claims by June 1, 1918 to Charles L. Dunbar, 33 Douglas Street, Guelph. Include details, accounts, and security held. After the date, executor distributes assets among entitled parties. executor not liable for unsatisfied claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland Taylor
Acton
Halton
Acton This Mthday
Avril
Ruth Hannah Taylon
Amarokl N. Warmer
Zald
John Allan
Arn
Charles L. Dunbar
Douglas Street
Guelph
Holletter
Alexander McCalg
Rnn
County of
Wellington
Maccator
Guelph Tha
A.D. Ins
Charles L. Duntail
Douglas
Tha
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