The Blades of Grass In Heaven
A short poem where blades of grass stand before God and recount deeds. One blade lags behind admitting memory is bitter, doubting good deeds. God asks, and the humble blade confesses, leaving the scene open.
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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1924
Page
6
A short poem where blades of grass stand before God and recount deeds. One blade lags behind admitting memory is bitter, doubting good deeds. God asks, and the humble blade confesses, leaving the scene open.
A narrator contrasts a trusty old draft horse with a new car that breaks down despite regular care. The piece mocks long explanations from friends and wishes for a dependable, low maintenance vehicle with straightforward advice like tightening a king bolt.
The notice hints at a monthly income adjustment and a sixty ride pass enabling frequent trips to Chicago, with plans to ride starting October first. It reflects a shift in mood from melancholy to renewed energy as autumn begins for both genders.
The piece blends seasonal musings with daily life as residents face upcoming coal orders and fashion planning. It notes autumn schooling, birds thinning, squirrels tossing acorn shells, and a tranquil insect pause. Red berries and pink stone-crop brighten hedges while a civic motto caps the passage.
The piece contrasts children's view of work as drudgery with adults who see work as a blessing. It notes children play for sheer activity and adults find fulfillment in purposeful work, suggesting two weeks of vacation per year as adequate and that vacations should be a change of occupation rather than a steady diet.
Local resident Frint George brings radio stars to Wilmette for a night of listening and viewing. The event features entertainer Jerry Sullivan and aims to delight townsfolk with live appearances on Monday evening, October 6.
The article promotes a fall and winter recital series featuring Louise Homer Ossip Gabrilowitsch Reginald Werrenrath Pablo Casals and Maria Ivogan. Extra season tickets remain at Winnetka State Bank with applications to secure seats. Homer’s recital opens the series at New Trier Assembly Hall on Wednesday evening October 15.
The bowling season begins at the Brown building with Roy Goodwin's alleys praised for clean atmosphere and healthful recreation. Community leaders and professionals frequent the center, which upholds high moral standards and earns commendation.
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