Fragmentary Play Text Noted For Diction And Imagery
A fragmentary excerpt depicts characters observing actions and expressions with comments on being well dressed. It echoes theatrical performance language and inner movements, suggesting a stage scene about appearance and motion.
All-Bran and Fruit Dishes Highlight 1930s Home Cooking
A home food column outlines iron rich bran recipes and quick breads using all bran, flour, molasses, and nuts. Lamb chops with oranges is suggested as a main dish, followed by two coffee flavored puddings and a quick orange jam. A worm medicine for children called Worm Exterminator is also noted.
Grim old city versus home town call in a poem and letter
A nostalgic poem contrasts the grim city with the home town offering simplicity and true neighbors. A reader's letter from Edgar A Guest includes admiration for early town meetings, asking for the Esquesing account as referenced by the Acton Free Press.
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Esquesing Township notes and 1930s shifts
A historical excerpt surveys Esquesing Township from 1875 to 1930 including population, property values, taxation, and school and agricultural society details. It lists 1876 officers and 1850–1876 reeves, and previews Nassagaweya Township as the next focus with a 100th anniversary for Ebenezer Church in June.
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Stewart
Acton Sinke
University of Western, Ontario
Univer‘sity
Toronto
Jamési J. Talman
Halton
Scotch Block
Hornby
Georgetown
Esquesing Township
Esquesing Agricultural ‘Society
J. B. Bessey
George Tolton
John Murray
Esquesing
John McNaughton
James Young
John Mc
Mary
Persian Balm promises beauty and health for women
An advertisement extols Persian Balm as a toilet requisite that tones and nourishes skin, leaving it soft and fragrant. It contrasts cosmetic value with a separate agricultural note urging potato growers to spray Bordeaux mixture to protect crops and boost yields.
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Dominion
Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere
Buckwheat: A Handy Farm Crop for Poor Soils and Honey
Buckwheat grows in 10 to 12 weeks and thrives on poor acidic soils with light drainage. Delayed sowing to late June avoids heat damage, yielding profitable crops. It serves as soil renovator, nurse crop with sweet clover, honey source for bees, and helps suppress weeds like sow thistle and quack grass.
Asking Questions Fuels Growth Across Generations
A reflection on curiosity noting that impatience with children's questions slows development. It argues that learning accelerates when people, from babies to college students, continually seek the why of things, each birthday marking progress toward greater understanding.
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Emmy
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