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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
10
The article begins with a genteel proverb about pleasant mornings and proceeds to practical dinner recipes. It lists Celery Soup, Potatoes in Casserole, Dinner Rolls, Brussels Sprouts with Chestnuts, and Turnips with Parsley, interspersed with a reflective, humorous anecdote about a mother showing off her baby and a speaker's thoughtful response.
Mary Alicia Owen argues that catechism emphasis on harming others by word or deed neglects King David’s claim that all men are liars. The essay notes the tension between prevailing moral duties and harsh self-criticism, questioning truthfulness in everyday conduct.
Barnum the circus king recounts a 19th century episode in England where he encountered Anderson billed as The Wizard of the North. Anderson lured Barnum to a change room and a playful stunt ensued.
The Wizard of the North was introduced to the crowd by Barnum who accepted the title with humor. Barnum offered passes to the opening show as he signed them quickly. Anderson lingered as long as possible before conceding to perform for a wary audience.
A garbled summary notes sea anemones nourished over four years, an American Indiana resident seeing farther than white men on average, a South African veterinary study of ostrich diseases, Persia lacking distilleries and public houses, Baghdad famed for white donkeys, English prisons with new libraries, and an Asiatic town near Russia populated by men with women forbidden.
The notice outlines immediate weighing and testing of cream on delivery with prompt payment, offering mail delivery if preferred. It lists cream receiving stations at Perrysburg Gilead Macy and Twelve Mile with high prices, and notes the Peru Plant on Wabash Street by the Wabash River.
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