Why Am I Not Trained To Work Romabody's Wife
Drifting through Ife the speaker laments not being trained for work and contemplates marriage as fate. She questions gender roles and independence while seeking a stable future and return by her mother.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
7
Drifting through Ife the speaker laments not being trained for work and contemplates marriage as fate. She questions gender roles and independence while seeking a stable future and return by her mother.
A mixed local notes summary from Brampton Park to Acton covers prize wins by W. C. Deugrall for Langhans and Orpington poultry, moves of residents Frank McIntosh and Fred Hunter, school staffing bids at Naamygaweyn School, and a church wedding. It also notes a Militia Denyes and DYE death in France, regional road projects on the Trans-Canada Highway, and travel corridor plans linking Golden Revelstoke to Port Arthur Fort William, with tourism and commerce implications.
A historical notice recalls Rev Howell and Rev McLachlan’s Acton ministry, detailing church growth, moral life, and community ties. It mentions Hallett and others, the brick house on Hower Avenue, and the transition between ministers with notes on their work and death dates.
Ambiguous notes describe Norma Stiermettan from Montreal and a patient in New York hospital under observation. The fragment references medical procedures, infection concerns, and a hospital evacuation or notice, with mentions of health departments and care routines.
The piece argues that circulating ads in corridors fail because readers engage with THE FREE PRESS fully at home. It states every family member reads every page and ads gain attention, boosting dealer trust, value, and affordable prices through local advertising.
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