You Push It, You Don’t Pull Saying Cites Force
A terse maxim frames actions as a choice between pushing forward and avoiding retreat. The phrase warns against resisting progress and emphasizes proactive effort over passive resistance.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1928
Page
4
A terse maxim frames actions as a choice between pushing forward and avoiding retreat. The phrase warns against resisting progress and emphasizes proactive effort over passive resistance.
A local home bakery promotes a coffee cake option promising warm, fresh slices. The ad emphasizes artisanal crust, rich crumb, and a convenient take home experience for weekend gatherings.
A garbled OCR style collage shows stray dialogue about bulbs and signs, a brief street scene with a hip injury, a hot car accident, and a druggist exchange with a boy asking for pills for his mother. The text lacks cohesive events or clear news value.
A recipe item lists beet roast potatoes and canned items for four, with hot biscuits costing 5 cents, tomatoes 12 cents, and cabbage slaw 10 cents. It details making a rice milk dessert with sugar and yolks, totaling 94 cents with fuel left over.
Notice from John Weyerts states the pasture on South Heights is posted and trespassers will be prosecuted. The rest of the text questions whether a prize for mischief should go to loose brakes loose morals or loose tongues.
A domestic recipe passage outlines preparing pineapple and endive salad with mutton chops and a pineapple butter cake. It details butter, sugar, eggs, baking, and a three part cake filling using nuts and dates, with pineapple syrup icing.
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