Editor Encounter With Unnamed Caller
A small man demands the editor, but the editor and a lazy, pine-chewing figure exchange brief, dry dialogue. The caller withdraws saying the matter is no longer pressing, and bids farewell.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
8
A small man demands the editor, but the editor and a lazy, pine-chewing figure exchange brief, dry dialogue. The caller withdraws saying the matter is no longer pressing, and bids farewell.
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A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet recalls a little boy hoping for good weather for a picnic. He prays for sunshine, but dawn reveals rain, and later asks where idols are sold to worship.
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A concise reflection attributes major errors to pride, noting how self-importance blinds judgment and leads to flawed decisions across endeavors. The line underscores humility as a corrective factor in leadership and practice.
A Welden, Illinois woman sick with severe stomach trouble and headaches reports rapid improvement after adding Grape-Nuts to her diet. She gained weight and regained work ability, praising the food as life saving. The letter is attributed to Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
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