Fragmentary Proverb Fragments Draw From Don Quixote
A damaged clip presents archaic sayings and biblical text about wealth and folly. It includes a Prov 28 22 reference and a misread Don Quixote line, conveying caution on poverty and rich fools.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1925
Page
4
Making the most of new income tax cuts
The piece weighs how ordinary people with smaller refunds can use modest sums wisely. It suggests starting thrift funds, regular bank deposits without withdrawal, or buying a baby bond for larger amounts, and urges planning to make the money useful despite uncertain exact totals.
Educational Week and The Lazy Child
National Education Week runs November 16 to 23 with churches, women's groups, schools and officials promoting education. The Lazy Child cautions against mislabeling laziness, listing causes from health issues to temperament and urges sympathetic guidance to help children develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dev Community
Cnd Health
Cafs
Nature
Local Debate Highlights Narrow View of Community Issues
Fragmentary text hints at discussions on municipal priorities and the need for broader input from residents. The article references unnamed leaders urging inclusive dialogue and thoughtful consideration of regional concerns.
Salad Courage and the Simple Meal Advocated
The piece praises Kathleen Norris for endorsing simple meals and salad meals to beat colds. It argues courage is needed to abandon stuffing methods and adopt a big salad for lunch followed by bread and milk. It urges readers to try daily salads to improve mood and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Norris
Mrs. Norris
Columbus Memorial lights and Santo Domingo plans
The article notes a New Columbus Memorial project in Santo Domingo with a statue unveiling for Martin and a lighted beacon from Faro de Colon to symbolize Pan American friendship. It recounts Columbus burial history, the Cathedral of Santa Domingo City, and Duarte’s Dominican leadership alongside the Pan American Union funded memorials showing growing regional solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Pablo Duarte
George
Bay
Hall of Heroes
Erican
Faro de Colon
Leon Serge Er
Santo
Panama
Canal
sandon-Paris
Columbus
the Domingo
Valladolid
Spain
Seville
Santoom City
Ferdinand
Isabella
Santo Domingo
Pye
Haiti
France
Havana
Diego
Azid
Amine Foun
Ain
Ameri
Ecuador
Duarte
Republic
Santo de Island
Venezue
Dominican Republic
Santa Domingo
Or. Heroes
Colonies
Pan American Union
Educational Reform and Union Defense Amid 20th Century Tensions
The fragment discusses compressed teaching methods and long indoor sessions, contrasting with outdoor schooling. It mentions British labor unions rallying in defense of workers and a 4,000,000-strong stack of workers forming a defense for labor rights amid broader national tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Vulture God Incident Mentioned in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Osiria and a vulture god amid scattered mentions of talks and a safe or pace. The readable phrases offer little clear event or outcome to anchor a full report.
Ingenious applicant lands job with letter trick
In New York an office executive sought a stenographer secretary. After reviewing over fifty applications he chose ten for interviews and tested letter writing. A candidate revealed she used a boss to dictate a businesslike letter to impress, winning the job. The tale notes some colleges fail to teach letters and warns about home care affecting moving costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beachcombers Harvest Hidden Treasures From Sand
Reporters describe beach combers sifting sands at Long Beach Brighton Coney Island and Rockaway at sunrise finding coins jewelry and other valuables lost by bathers. A Sheepshead Bay lifeguard stores items awaiting owner identification as tides churn sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Brighton
Coney Island
Rockaway
Sheepshead Bay
James W. Dean
One Unselfish Cop The Hesitant Heroic Rescue
Washington report recalls Policeman Michael Kee Dowd offering his own blood to save Walter White after a highway robbery case. White died before transfusion could be performed, highlighting a copper’s unexpected selflessness in crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Washington
Michael J.dowd
Walter White
White
Dowd
Michael Kee Dowd
P, Uer
Cotetabla
Key West
Panama
South America
Young Detroit thief receives 12 year penitentiary sentence
Toledo dispatch reports Joseph Voliquette 16 was sentenced to twelve years in Ohio penitentiary for robbery. Judge Ritchie said the sentence stands until the youth's age is ear. Prosecutor Levy objected to the length after Voliquette held up Mrs Nusbaum and robbed her of ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Joseph Voliquette
Ohio
Ritchie
Levy
Mra. Nusbaum
Gore
Fragmented Think Piece on Agriculture Music and History
The passage discusses estimates of per capita consumption for crops and bees, mentions varying honey yields per hive, and references scholarship programs in music and art. It touches on European history including Dutch wooden shoes and a brief note on Luther and a historical figure, all in a fragmented collage style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculpie
Department of Music
Columbia University
Enid ‘Williams
University of California
George Ladd
Paris
Julliard
Mosenthal
United States
G. L
Royal Netherlands
Cérvan
Fragmentary Text Hints at US Italy Relations
Readable fragments suggest discussion of American influence in Washington and potential dealings with Italy. The garbled notes reference U S positions, possible payments or exchanges, and unclear mentions of customers and negotiations.
Met Opera House incident linked to corporal punishment claim
Fragmentary notes mention y. Lewis daughter of C3, information about punishment at a Metropolitan opera house and Methodist nursery as a child, with unclear context and attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Lewis
Metropolitan Opera House
Punis
Boca
Fragmentary text hints at friendship and spirit motif
The readable fragments mention friendship and spirit, with romantic or poetic undertones about a lasting connection and a tent as a symbol. No clear event, person, or location is identifiable from the fragment.
Poem Fragment Reflects on Peace and Travel
A fragment from a daily poem hints at an angle in the making of peace. The piece suggests that effort and giving help are essential, shaping a calm path for travel and progress.
Murder mystery unfolds as Sir Guy faces Scotland Yard
James Honeybun, son of Samuel Honeybun, confronts Sir Guy Lathrop in the garden where Sir Francis Lathrop died. Inspector Roake from Scotland Yard questions loyalties, while Adrian Klyne's rain gauge clue gnaws at the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Honeybun
Samuel Honeybun
Sir Francis Lathrop
Lathrop Grange
Theete
Adrian Klyne
Margaret Lathrop
Sir Francis
Sir Guy Lathrop
Roake
Scotland Yard
Guy
Cneiestert
Francis
Sir Guy
New Scotland Yard
Margaret
Rodke
Cniaret
Honeybun
Klyné
Klyne
Guy Lathrop
Baronet
James Honey
Samug Honeybun
Honeybun Junior
Rooke
Maddington
Gome
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New Columbus Memorial
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Timothy Williams
Wendell P. Stafford
Justice Stafford
Williams
Great Britain
Lad
Ae Sim
A Win Gomi
Start Exy
Ence Bache Uate Musical, Wine
Hyning
Luther
A. Gittre
Lacie
Bere
Wington
Adheny United
States
Italy
Areata
Goghran
Skee Praeree Co
Hon
C. Adaugher Fly
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