Caveman Romance Ends With Candy Box Mishap
A sarcastic young woman torments her fiancé who, after watching a caveman film, pretends a rough act during a drive after he gifts her candy. She mocks the candy box and he, frustrated, hurls it far. The tension shifts as she calmly resumes her sharp exchanges.
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Indianapolis News
Mushrooms in Folklore and Curious Uses Around the World
A dispatch describes diverse mushrooms and their odd roles from Europe to Africa. Some fungi attract flies and cause death while others serve as flypaper substitutes or ink carriers. Read about luminous olive-tree species and night reading mushrooms along with tales of beekeeping, bedbug control, and sacred forest fungi.
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Doutie Affection and the Teakwood Elephant
Elsie, excited by new shoes, visits a friend who shows her a teakwood elephant about a foot high. Baby fears it at first but approaches, hugs the figure, and exclaims with joy that it loves her.
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Referee’s Fee Sparks Rural Porch Polemics
Farmer Corntosnel quashes claims of inflated charges for board and cites community discussions as the real arena. He defends his referee duties as fair and within reasonable bounds as neighbors gather on the porch to talk politics.
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Corntosnel
His Worldly Possessions
A brief court scene shows a constable questioning a prisoner with the magistrate noting a single dark eye as the encounter reveals little about the case or possessions involved.
Masaryk the Father of the Czecho Slovak Republic
A lengthy portrait of Thomas G Masaryk as life president and founder of Czecho Slovakia. It traces his rise from Moravian origins to Prague university professor, exile leadership, and the 1918 creation of a democratic state. It notes his belief in self government, distrust of Bolshevik ideas, and his role in rallying allies for independence.
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The Man Who Loved Enemies in Saul and David
In this July 18 lesson from the Bible Institute, the study traces David’s trials while Saul pursues him with 3000 men. It highlights David’s humility, dependence on God, self-control, and mercy as he spares Saul’s life and gently confronts him, revealing the king’s incomplete confession.
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Consideration and mercy for faults of others
A reflection on human life urging mercy and forbearance toward others. The speaker asserts everyone has faults and recommends kind consideration, silos of judgment, and merciful behavior to grow better as individuals.
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Meditation and Action in the Soul's Fife
A reflective fragment on meditation as action and reward, urging practice to gain honor and divine glory, attributed to Quartas. The text links mindful restraint with spiritual reward and reverence for God.
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