Atonement and Charity in an Early 20th Century Quatrain
A reflective piece urging kindness to the fallen, the outcast, the timid, and the injured, contrasted with callousness of the selfish. It blends moral verse with a later newsy excerpt about spring events, local officials, and community notices from The Free Press dated April 36th, 1914.
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Nate
1500 year old palace pool uncovered in Kish excavation
Archaeologists report a 45 by 36 foot brick pool in a palace ruin in Kish. The site, 1500 years old, reveals a rich collection of enamelled ware, pottery, jewellery, and Babylonian seals. Excavations span a century, with Watelin leading Oxford Field Museum team.
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Gruff Father Says Past Jobs Build Fortunes
A rough exchange between a father and son shows the elder recalling his youth. He claims he started with small wages and a store he eventually owned, while the son doubts such a path is possible today.
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Worm Powders Offer Quick Relief for Worm Infestations
Historical notice suggests worm powders as a rapid remedy for intestinal worms. It claims these powders attack worms promptly, ease the child’s discomfort, and reduce attacks in evacuations under adverse conditions.
Prayer as daily key and nightly lock, Scottish proverb
A Scottish proverb highlights prayer as daily key and night time lock. It emphasizes spiritual discipline guiding life rhythms and personal conduct. The saying reflects cultural respect for prayer in everyday activity and rest.
Johnson dismisses author's manuscript with brief reply
A Mrs. of a book sent to Dr. Johnson asking for his opinion and noting several other projects in progress. Johnson replied simply to put the manuscript with the others.
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Bright pupil asks for opposite of permanent
A very bright leacher asks students for the word opposite to permanent. A quick thinking girl pupil answers Straight. The exchange captures a moment of classroom humor and sharp wit.
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