Poem Echoes On Words And Speech Inner Beauty
Yiolly Bevan ponders how words imitate sounds and music. The verse asks for an ear to hear the cadence and inner beauty haunting speech.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
8
Yiolly Bevan ponders how words imitate sounds and music. The verse asks for an ear to hear the cadence and inner beauty haunting speech.
In Victoria Day week the Free Press notes Queen Weather brought outdoor joy with picnics fishing walks and recreation. Mentions of a possible sell future strike estimate for Georgetown post office and Milton railway station project. Also reports school additions tender calls church services and a marriage announcement in Ensley Alabama.
A Sunday school lesson outlines Mary’s uncalculating act of anointing Jesus at Bethany, contrasting her devotion with Judas and the other disciples. It notes Jesus praised her readiness to act now, honors her faith, and urges believers to watch pray and work for Christ’s return.
Planting tomatoes should wait until after the last frost, typically mid May to early June in Canada. Spacing varies by culture, with field plants three to four feet apart, rows three feet apart, and stake methods using two feet between plants. Handle roots minimally when transferring from frames to the field to avoid setbacks.
An advertisement urges readers to use Douglas Egyptian Liniment in every home. It claims to stop bleeding instantly, cauterize wounds, prevent blood poisoning, and ward off inflammation and proud flesh.
A renowned voice urges turning each day into a masterpiece by improving daily work and embracing enthusiasm. It stresses making recreation healthful and broadening interests while serving others to find lasting happiness.
Arthur B. Rhinow compares human flaws to divine plans. A tale contrasts a decorative ideal with a larger purpose, suggesting suffering and imperfection serve a higher, eternal design beyond this life. The piece frames disability as part of heavenly preparation and growth.
A rough diary notes Friday to Thursday events in a rural setting. It mentions Mrs Trellus Snoopy behavior at supper, Curt Root offered a quarry job, Pug Stevens and Jane from Sunday school, daily woes with Lizzy Gumble and Bigamy speculations, Whry Droon buying a diamond ring, Mrs Oakes returning with sunburn, Emmy dizzy, and a worm exterminator ad urging worm protection for children.
This bulletin from the Dominion Department of Agriculture outlines best practices for clay soils including ploughing, drainage, fertilizing, and rotations. It explains clay soils’ water holding texture, slow spring warming, and the need for good surface drainage when tile drainage is too costly. It stresses manure, legumes, and superphosphate to maintain fertility, and notes cereals and hay perform well on clay soils.
A light exchange centers on a line about a dream proposal. The joke suggests the dream reveals clearer judgment than waking thought, framing the sign as humorous. The brief exchange plays on perception and romance with a playful remark.
The common whitefish Coregonus clupeiformis is the top fresh water fish in Canada, abundant in the Great Lakes and especially Lake Erie. Labrador whitefish and Rocky Mountain whitefish occur in various provinces, with Manitoba Ontario Saskatchewan and Alberta leading production. In 1931 the marketed value reached 1 425 000 dollars, much of which is sold to the United States. April marks harvest seasons across Persia Mesopotamia and surrounding regions and other listed areas.
The fragment indicates a daily paper named Going West Daily with Sunday only edition info. No further events, dates, or staff details are readable to establish a specific news item or outcome.
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