Taken at His Word
The poem contends that the world ignores individual misdeeds as it moves on. A speaker advises courage after a fall, noting many suffer disgrace yet survive, and ends with a quick call to approach a stranger with confidence.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
5
The poem contends that the world ignores individual misdeeds as it moves on. A speaker advises courage after a fall, noting many suffer disgrace yet survive, and ends with a quick call to approach a stranger with confidence.
A compact note records a frugal figure nicknamed Mr Tightwad who accumulates land and riches by prudent purchases and careful savings, reflecting cautious personal finance and wealth building.
The piece outlines West Point training shifting from pure drill to modern field work and engineering. Cadets learn mathematics electronics chemistry and law while mastering field marches signaling maps and fortifications. The academy aims to forge healthy disciplined citizens and soldiers grounded in honor and duty. Memory and perception are discussed as common but explainable phenomena.
J B Kennedy came back Tuesday from a week touring the division to inspect new work on the electrical wires. The trip focused on assessing infrastructure and progress of ongoing projects.
Duncan M Smith surveys the ethics of comforting a grieving friend. He argues that endless listening can feel hypocritical and provoke a craving to lash out. The piece contrasts genuine care with self reproach and reflects on public figures in a satirical verse.
An odd scene unfolds as a curious mind reader questions a wandering stranger at a doorway while another man, searching for a key hole, notes his own troubled feelings. The remark hints at a married man and a puzzle lingering in the entry.
A summer hotel keeper recalls pirates who once infested the coast and rumor of buried treasure nearby. A languid guest asks if the pirates were related to the keeper, hinting at local legends and hidden past.
A quirky verse musing that a man becomes half a sinner until he earns his daily dinner and his stomach behaves well. It hints at appetite shaping character and moral drift with a playful, old fashioned tone.
A lively scene saw eggs thrown at a performer provoking remarks about public reception. The exchange hints at audience reaction coloring the act and the mood of the gathering.
A quirky exchange centers on a person who says he acts as he pleases. A listener notes the remark and asks a probing question, revealing a light, informal mood in the page’s strip or chat snippet.
Record of donations for the Sisters' Academy construction showing multiple donors and amounts totaling 4,180.00. Entries include individuals such as T. Barnes, Fay Romane, F.B. O'Conor, and C. W. Brennan with gifts ranging from 5.00 to 25.00 dollars.
A public stenographer from the Commercial club office at Crown House in Omaha prints notices seeking a suitable reward for a lost Masonic charm left at the freight depot. Also advertised is a job for a reliable man to sell tea and coffee for Grand Union Tea Co. in Omaha Nebr.
Announcement advertises Chas Watteyne opening a shoe shop at 406 Box Butte avenue, first door south of Charters hotel, inviting local patronage and promising prompt service. Also mentions Dr. Allen at Opera House block, Pardy's Cottage Bread and Bakery on 114 West Montana, and real estate loan inquiries with F. E. Reddish, plus a for rent notice at the Herald office.
Bonded Abstracter A. Baldridge reports transfers including William F. Knight to William H. Fincher dated 4-26-52 for 300 dollars and Charles A. Rowland to Roy Hickey with lots 1 and 2, block 14 Hemingford Nebraska for 2500 dollars.
A terse notice from H. P. Larson of Antioch lists rental possibilities for house, flat, store or barn through Miller and offers several Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale at 1.50 dollars each with cash through the new year. Pallets priced at 75 cents each.
Property listing for a two story dwelling with eight rooms and furniture. Located at the corner of Niobrama and Dalits streets. Applicants include F. B. Dismer, golf, and Dr. Allen, dentist. Opera house bik. Ennotusing and repairing, phone 495.
For Sale Cheap Relinquishment for section of land. For further particulars address G. C., care The Herald. 50-20"
The item lists several notices including a Crown piano wanted to winter 300 to 400 cattle with hay and range, contact D W Albright in Kenami Sheridan Co Neb or Hall & Graham Alliance. Also a black cow taken up on premises with proof of ownership and costs. A house for sale on Yellowstone Ave six rooms for 1300 dollars. Also buying a small house in Alliance and a clerk position in Alliance for a Lady with good education.
Notice advertises Threlkeld and other services with phone numbers and brief notices about hunts on private land, gun and dog restrictions, and local room and car potato offers.
A damaged contest notice from the United States Land Office in Alliance Nebraska requires contestants to appear at 1 p m on a specified day with evidence proving due diligence in locating heirs. The notice cites a tract tied to Senulrad 107 and mentions affidavits and filings by an opponent seeking to prove the heirship claim.
Legal notice for the estate of Mors Kellogg, deceased. Creditors must file claims by a stated date and appear in court on the specified November day. County Judge A. Ener signs the notice. public hearing set in the local court to settle outstanding debts.
J. G. Brenizes of Broken Bow Neb describes raising and showing bulls at the state fair in September 1907. His herd includes fourteen ribbons and thirty bulls aged one to three years. He offers twelve to twenty head for fall delivery at 100 dollars each, with two months of feeding prior to delivery in December.
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