It Was Coming and Procrastination as Witty Bits
A collection of brief wits from the Saint Louis Post Dispatch and others. Jests include a child’s schoolyard line about being the teacher and a quip about a doctor’s prescription. Procrastination is labeled as an expensive form of happiness.
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Ethel
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Side With Truth Conviction Over Popularity
Quoted exhortation on steadfast conviction over popular opinion urges alignment with truth God and humanity. It stresses the value of personal certainty and avoiding drift, noting few people hold deep convictions while many follow impulses.
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Minot
J. Savage
Knowledge on When to Stop and Self Discipline
A reflective adage argues humans err by always seeking more and failing to know when to stop. It emphasizes restraint over insatiable pursuit and warns against unbounded desire despite reasonable gains.
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Burke
Admitted Exchange Highlights Witty Husband Dialogue
A brief exchange notes a husband’s self belief as his spouse calls him credulous. The quip reflects domestic humor and quick wit.
Big Timber Adopts Plumbing License and Pipe Standards
The city passes Ordinance No. 111 regulating sanitary plumbing. It requires a Big Timber license, a local business, bond of $1,000, and detailed standards for traps vents pipes and drainage. The ordinance sets fees, permits, plan approvals, tests, and penalties with immediate effect from December 4, 1916.
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Big Timber
Montana
The Supernatural in Nippon and Kyoto Temple Lore
Tales from a Kyoto suburb temple tell of a Buddhist image carved by a renowned priest and believed to grant divine favor. An unseen mage reportedly warned a caretaker during a temple fire, saving the building. Other stories claim the image was stolen but the thief met sudden fate, while dust never gathers on its head.
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Nippon
Kyoto
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