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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
9
The bishop, impressed by superiority claimed by a Western family, tells his wife of his respectful, humble approach. She questions their Pilgrim lineage, and he asserts certainty, noting a detectable scent of the Mayflower era in their claim.
The speaker laments late arrival to a concert asking what is currently playing. They mention The Ninth Symphony as a probable piece and wonder if they have missed much.
A fragment shows a child asking for an ice cream sundae and a caregiver replying that it reminds them of the day but insists it is only Thursday. The dialogue captures a brief domestic moment.
The piece argues Christians die not, but sleep in Christ with God’s promise of eternal life. It discusses Jesus’ death as a path to immortality, interprets Psalm 23 as the Christian presence with believers, and links Moses, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob to living faith. It moves to manna lessons from Exodus stressing daily reliance on God and Christ as sustenance beyond bread.
A quoted Punch remark cites kingly tact as a pattern and notes that boasting of being one’s own master may reflect lack of others’ desire. The snippet contrasts personal independence with social appeal in a wry moral tone.
Practical tips on organizing a sick room packing shoes by color and placing a watch under a tumbler. instructions cover bottle sealing with corks, using paper towels for spills, and simple recipes like angel cake icing and rice waffles.
Ex President Taft, delivering a Yale lecture in late spring, muses on vacations. He recalls a humorous anecdote about a judge who says vacations are nuisances yet carries the good things along. The piece probes how people cling to small pleasures while traveling.
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