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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
1
The poem opens with a wind and overcast sky reflecting nostalgia and longing for past rustic journeys. A juxtaposition follows with a mechanical scene where Lee Pow and Rob shut down a Mohawk club power plant, seeking relief as labor continues and the night air carries quiet tension.
Rev Dr Dickie of Iowa was at home with Mrs and family when an accident occurred. He was driving Saturday and found the patient Bright.
A large crowd attended the annual Public School Field Day featuring many events. Winners included Grayson Brealey with 29 points for Boys Championship and Exine LaBes with 18 points for Girls Championship, with Mr Long and Mr Duncan guiding the program.
Obituary notes the passing of Mrs. Kitching at her daughter Mrs Caldwell’s home after a long life of service to the Master. A short service was held at the Caldwell home, with a later service at Ebeneser Church and interment in Ebeneser Cemetery. Limehouse Softball then beat Georgetown Strollers 19 to 18 on June 13.
An unsigned verse fragment speaks of sunrise dispelling shadows and a soul beginning to stir. The speaker rejects idle ease, declares ongoing labor, and contemplates a vast, untapped universe ahead. The text presents arhival cadence with early modern poetic imagery.
A remark notes earnings of 240.00 dollars per day described as not a bad day's pay, implying a discussion of wages and compensation in a rough job context.
An examination of all found trees suggested a collapse might have been prevented if rot had been detected. The report notes that rotten trees could fail unexpectedly and lead to lost lives, emphasizing the need for prior detection and action.
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