First thoughts in duty more aligned with conscience
Cardinal Newman argues that second thoughts serve judgment but not conscience. In matters of duty, first thoughts best, carrying more of the voice of God.
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1941
Page
2
Cardinal Newman argues that second thoughts serve judgment but not conscience. In matters of duty, first thoughts best, carrying more of the voice of God.
Dusty King is killed by Ben Thorpe and partners Walk Lasham and Cleve Tanner. Bill Roper and Lew Gordon debate vengeance, with Roper planning a Texas start to smash Thorpe’s range menace. Dry Camp Pierce joins to build a wild outfit, while Gordon urges lawful action and a measured response.
In a late night confrontation by the Gordons’ tall house, Bill Roper reveals plans to claim Dusty’s share and oppose Ben Thorpe. Jody Gordon protests yet remains entangled as Roper accuses Thorpe of backing major rustling rings and corruption, while resolving to act despite danger.
Provides an accurate cutting guide with color suggestions and yardage estimate for this old favorite. Includes directions and an offer to send your order to the listed address for purchase.
The judge questions Rastus who admits a night argument with Lucy escalated to a physical fight. He says Lucy insulted him calling him lazy, a plate was smashed, a chair struck, and a hot teapot thrown as tempers flared. They end with both sides escalating the fight.
An advertisement from Dr C M Coe of 503 Pine Street St Louis Missouri offers a free valuable book for those suffering from piles or fistula promising payment or benefit. The notice seeks readers to write for the publication.
A fragmentary line chosen for its crisp wit notes that a cheerful demeanor can ease sorrow and even draw out a smile from the reader while contemplating death. The aphorism reflects 18th century literary tone and Dr Wolcot’s satirical edge.
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