Wise hearts over wilderness in old sayings
A compact collection of brief quotations offers reflections on wisdom, joy, and fate attributed to various authors. The lines touch on virtue, time, and the value of prudent outlooks.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
5
A compact collection of brief quotations offers reflections on wisdom, joy, and fate attributed to various authors. The lines touch on virtue, time, and the value of prudent outlooks.
Despite long patience and forbearance, the speaker argues the United States cannot avoid war with Mexico. He warns Mexico believes it can defeat the U.S. and calls for decisive, costly war to force payment of the bill, noting Carranza and educated Mexicans see U.S. strength.
A circulated telegram alleges miscounting at GoodwillSpicerSimmons precincts showing 27 14 and 10 ballots cast for Robinson later counted for Lilly. It claims marks were altered and cites broader countylevel election irregularities involving officers replaced before polls opened and recount led by Judge Harold A Ritz.
Report notes ballots cast for Robinson altered to Lilly in Spicer precinct 14, Simmons precinct 10, and other counts, totaling 51 votes across three precincts. Recount shows Robinson gain of 19 despite suspected irregularities. Comment calls for further investigation and cites countywide efforts toward cleaner elections.
A New York millionaire bequeathed 7 million dollars to Columbia University citing “a lot of damned fools for nephews.” He may have misjudged Enos as to one nephew. Separately, 20,000 New York dentists pledge to supply one recruit each for the U S Army, claiming no dentist losses.
The article notes that titles of nobility may become a rising postwar export, with American heiresses expected to pay higher prices. It frames this as a speculative trend tied to social status and foreign prestige, suggesting demand from wealthy American families.
A headline notes a piano plant was destroyed by fire. The quote questions affluence and influence, reflecting a peace advocate viewpoint.
H W Foltz of Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia petitions in the Southern District of West Virginia for a full discharge from debts after adjudication as a bankrupt on June 21 1916. A hearing is set for July 21 1916 in Bluefield with notice by mail to known creditors.
Poetic verse from the Atlanta Constitution by Stanton celebrates summer toil and harvest. The lines praise rain, sunrise, and faith as plowshares turn soil and rivers sing. The piece frames work as a daily prayer through seasonal imagery.
Wyoming produced 6,554,028 short tons of coal in 1915, up from 1914 by 78,735 tons. The Rock Spring field led gains with over 122,000 tons, while total state value fell nearly five percent to 9,555,804 dollars as Canadian duty free coal and hydro power shifts affected markets. employment fell from 8,117 to 7,244 though average work days rose from 192 to 201.
The note recalls Goethe’s use of a telescope to study migrating birds and mentions plover and curfew as fast fliers. It asserts birds travel four miles per minute or 240 miles per hour at high altitude. The passage mixes historical observation with a claim about extreme speeds.
An amused remark from the Baltimore American notes the amateur actress making a vivid impression on the hero as she rests her head on his shoulder while his embrace hides her face. The aside suggests the effect is as fleeting as powder that easily brushes off.
A humorous sketch in which a wife berates her husband as a blockhead and quips about failing to locate a desired guest amid a crowded reception. The exchange centers on identifying a woman wearing a gown with union-sleeved velvet revers, reflecting lighthearted social satire.
A brisk note describes a witty party line about a wife turning thirty on her twelfth anniversary and adds assorted facts. It mentions the New York Globe reporting eleven grains of radium produced in the U S last year and cites London averages of about 357 births and 70 deaths per day.
Captain Edgerton and orderly Mike Farriday uncover a spy nest in France after a bogus courier swaps a newspaper for a dispatch. They trap suspects, seize a telephone covert line to a hill held by the enemy, and return to find the dined house razed and its occupants executed. Edgerton reflects on how the wash and towel obscured the danger.
Italian authorities deploy short films to educate illiterate voters on preventing ballot errors. Campaign officials say the clips show step by step how to mark ballots and cast votes correctly, aiming to improve turnout and reduce invalid ballots.
A cryptic note says Iee is used in a Texas chart to retard building progress until de eipaad e1wu, implying a procedural or regulatory delay tactic affecting a project timetable.
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