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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1938
Page
3
The Wizard of Oz leads a wave of fairy tale pictures and young stars from Shirley Temple to Deanna Durbin. Reports from studios say operatic songbirds face renewed opportunities while veteran actors discuss future roles and scenes cut from early productions.
The text presents a March lesson theme about physical bodies as God’s temple, urging care for health and diet, avoidance of narcotics and excess, and recognizing the Holy Spirit dwelling within. It cites scripture from Corinthians and Romans to frame duties to keep and use the body for God's glory.
A concise fragment notes meditation as a mark of a superior man able to entertain himself endlessly from his inner thoughts. It lists ideas philosophies humor and reminiscences as elements of inner discourse attributed to George Nati.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a religious moral line urging patience under adversity. The lines reference Christian persons and suffering, with garbled wording obscuring the exact argument or date. The readable parts suggest a didactic, catechetical tone typical of 19th century moral prose.
Three dresses top fashion lists and can be made at home with simple patterns and complete charts. Features a jumper frock for girls and a dirndl with square neckline. Patterns 1481 1906 1440 offer sizes 14 to 42, 6 to 14 years, yardage, ribbons, and price eight cents. Send orders to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
A disobedient lad left a Rhode Island garden gate open in 1609 allowing a pig to enter and destroy several plants. A quarrel between garden owners and the pig spread among friends, affecting local politics and a state election, with a declaration of war against Great Britain in 1612.
A fragmentary quotation suggests Carlyle reflecting on speaking honestly, warning against talk driven by reward or pride. The aphoristic line contemplates time and truth in expression, noting a deliberate cadence and moral stance.
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