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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
3
Robert Adams, once careless and solitary, begins a New Year transformation after Mary’s long absence. He upgrades the house, shops for improvements, and rekindles love, gifting Mary a fresh start as bells ring in the New Year.
ANOTHER LEAF By HELEN M. RICKSA ee Within life's book another leaf is turned. Today we face a new and untried year, Its secrets and its purpose all unguessed. No hand may lift the veil that hides from no Success or failure, and no feet save ours May tread our pathway, do our several tasks. We step into the New Year's outstretched arma. And wonder if with all her luring charms Truer she'll prove than one we leave behind. What we have gained from wrestling with defeat, Mayhap will give us strength new foes to meet with greater courage. Come, then, storm and stress. Defeat and failure, or joy's magic spell. To each or all the new year holds in store We reach our hands in welcome, for we know Our truest blessings from our failures grow, And that our share of happiness will be What we acquire through self-mastery, -Farm Journal.
The poem reflects on year end solemnity and the passing of a friend, contrasting sorrow with hope as bells herald a bright new year. It invokes memories of childhood, home, and faith, closing with a praise of divine peace and goodwill at Christmastide. Reverend S F Repenus is noted.
A narrator speaks of a strange radiant sight that fills the heart with joy and mystery. He asks what this glowing thing is and whether it will endure or vanish, as the figure explains the wonder behind the moment.
A playful poem mocks New Year resolutions as the Angel of the Record Book muses over a yearly cycle. It jokes about writing down repeated promises and saving rubber stamps for a future New Year, suggesting frugal planning and comic weariness with the ritual cadence.
The piece urges careful self care as the year nears its start. It argues people lack time for exercise, proper eating, and clear thinking, leading to poor health and premature death. It notes the business world also faces time pressure and excuses.
A poetic meditation contrasts the fresh promise of the New Year with the aging old year. The speaker recalls New Year joys and gifts while acknowledging time’s passage. It envisions renewal yet admits time’s cycles erode novelty as future years bring ordinary days and enduring gifts.
A reflective verse speaks of entering the New Year with weariness from the old, seeking honest grace or scathe, and asking Providence for something real to aid the speaker on the rugged road to heaven as faith and fate guide the way.
The world holds its breath at year’s entrance as predictions fail. Experts say the year may bring few surprises and urge both optimism and preparation for the worst in the coming months.
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