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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
3
A Latin proverb contrasts leadership styles with an army of stags led by a lion as stronger than lions led by a stag. The text also notes a Japanese worker viewing his evening bath as both sacred duty and daily luxury.
A brief note reflects how enduring family pride is tied to ancestral roots and lineage, suggesting continuity through generations and the value placed on historic family names.
A city dog laments harsh leash rules and reports humane owners who take him to the country. He recalls sunny windows, watching pigeons, a blind boy with canaries, tiptoeing children, and urban sights like fire engines, concerts, and daily curiosities. He longs for kind treatment and enjoys shared moments with people and animals.
Biblical lesson outlines Joseph’s journey from favored son to prisoner and slave, then prime minister, ending with his forgiveness of his brothers. It emphasizes divine providence in preserving life, reconciliation with Jacob, and the call to imitate mercy amid past harms.
An aphorism noting greatness in treasuring common ware and the humility of perceiving all dishes as earthenware, reflecting on modesty and value beyond material rank. The saying praises mindful simplicity and deflates inflated status through a paradox about possessions.
The quote cautions that excessive talking about ourselves may bore listeners and diminish value to the audience. It emphasizes restraint and listening over boasting, a reminder from Rochefoucauld on conversational balance.
The article asserts that the spirit of God cannot be confined to the Bible or limited to its pages, stressing a universal and ongoing divine presence beyond written scripture.
A troubled mother cites a doctor against surgery, while in Mahoningtown a woman praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for her daughter's recovery from exhaustion and weight loss. The piece blends advised cautions with anecdotal health remedies and moral reflections on parenting.
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