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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1937
Page
7
A fragmented text presents Uncle Phil delivering a clipped poetic line about effort and opportunity. The excerpt contrasts toil with chance and notes the futility of guarding secrets. The piece reads as a notebook fragment reflecting on motivation and secrecy.
A maxim states that no substitute exists for three things: Jove, work, and character. The saying emphasizes that natural leadership, diligent effort, and moral fiber cannot be imitated or replaced by anything else.
An old advertisement promotes Mind Draught as a purely vegetable laxative. It claims prompt relief from constipation and urges readers to check the label before buying a product described as a reliable option. The line art and wording suggest a period newspaper ad emphasizing natural ingredients.
The narrative recalls the 1800 voyage of the Stanley from Calcutta to Hamburg. Second mate Hank recounts a sudden squall, loss of sails, breaking ship, and a perilous fight for life off Texel. Nine crewmen perish, sixteen survivors are rescued by a Dutch steamer Hercules, while five hundred fishermen reportedly lose their livelihoods in the same night storm.
This 12 to 20 size becom ing dress features a lifted waist line, square shoulders, two pockets, and a fitted finish in silk velveteen or lightweight fabric. Pattern 1379 fits sizes 12 20, with size 14 needing 2 1/2 yards of fabric. Order pattern Dept Room 1020 ILW Chicago for 18 cents, Barbara Bell book 16 cents.
An article describes an Indian elephant performing tasks with precision using trunk and tusks under driver commands. It notes how elephants navigate heavy loads, the risk of tusk injury under harsh handling, and references Shakespeare and Herodotus on elephants and lettuce use across ages.
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