Dawn’s Early Roadward Hymn
A poetic meditation on fate and the dawn asking for strength to meet the day and finish life’s duties. The speaker prays for swift, fair passage through final moments and ordinary labor without sorrow.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
5
A poetic meditation on fate and the dawn asking for strength to meet the day and finish life’s duties. The speaker prays for swift, fair passage through final moments and ordinary labor without sorrow.
A historical cooking feature suggests novel chicken recipes to impress visitors. It includes CHICKEN MERANGO with browned quarters, vegetables, and a sugar hint, and MEXICAN CHICKEN using stuffed potato raisin stuffing and a tomato gravy. Also notes a coffee junket dessert method.
A columnist reprints Eva Ewart Jamieson poem about farmers facing hard times and taxes, then recalls Acton Ontario life in 1884. The piece notes taxation, license fines, winter dates, stock shows, tobogganing plans, fire safety, butter prices, and local anecdotes. It mixes memory with reflections on progress and youth pranks.
A marketing notice touts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as relieving suffocating asthma and preventing future attacks. It promises systematic inhalation of the remedy’s smoke or fumes to prevent re att a cks and seeks to mark a new era of life for the afflicted.
Show how to prepare meat chops with butter and orange topping. Trim chops, brush with butter and oil, broil, add peeled orange slices, finish cooking. Season with salt pepper and paprika, broil further, then serve hot for six servings.
Gelatine softens in cold water while 1 cup orange juice heats. Dissolve gelatine and sugar in hot juice, combine with remaining juice, chill several hours. Add orange pieces and serve ice cold as first course. Garnish with mint sprigs.
A British survey shows glass jars dominate honey displays in London and Glasgow with 92 and 94 percent of shops stocking honey in jars. Canada produced 19.5 million pounds of honey in 1933 valued at about 1.71 million dollars, up from the previous year. Exports rose 22.1 percent, totaling 2.81 million pounds worth 281,657 dollars, UK being the main buyer at 2.21 million pounds valued at 254,090 dollars.
An old advertisement urges readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to buy Parmint double strength, mix with hot water and sugar, and take a tablespoon four times daily. It claims quick relief, opened nostrils, easier breathing, and reduced mucus, noting the method is inexpensive and pleasant.
W T Anderson editor of the Macon Telegraph and Macon Evening News argues that advertising pays but not all of it. He urges filtering bad ads, notes novelty and circulars have limited value, and compares radio to earlier promotion methods while stressing newspapers must publish truthful, accurate ads.
Acton Ontario money lenders announce operations on Mill Street with financing on mortgages. Hours are 9 30 a m to 5 00 p m daily, and Saturdays until noon.
Acton Georgetown advertises location on Main Street at T Seynuck's Cafe with contact numbers 65 and 88 for appointments. Office hours in Acton are Tuesdays and Thursdays 1.15 pm to 4.30 pm with evenings available on request.
DENTAL A. J. BUCHANAN offers office hours 9 am to 6 pm with evening appointments and gas for extractions. W. Pearen D D S L D S successor to Dr J M Bell operates on Mill Street. Dr. A G Bruyns veterinary surgeon provides prompt call service and reasonable terms with phone 135 or 66 for 24 hour access. Dr. Thos Kain, graduate veterinary surgeon, office on Mill Street with day and night numbers 7 and 66, successor to Dr H A Coxe. E N Harrop B V Sc provides day and night service at residence 832 Bower Avenue. Also bookbinder in Wyndham Street, Guelph offering bound account books and periodicals.
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