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Denver Indiana edition paper dated September 23 1909 quotes a proverb about vanity and ambition noting the giver of gift horses asks about its teeth.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
2
Denver Indiana edition paper dated September 23 1909 quotes a proverb about vanity and ambition noting the giver of gift horses asks about its teeth.
A reflective aphorism notes that some men habitually justify errors with a pre prepared rationale, suggesting fault shifting and self justification regardless of the offense. The line emphasizes human tendency to rationalize missteps.
After recovery from dyspepsia a man begins experimenting with Welsh rarebits and lobster dishes. The fragment hints at culinary experimentation sparked by improved digestion, with no further context provided.
A Texas editor refuses to publish obituary notices for living non-subscribers, saying they are dead to news value. At a coroner inquest a drowning victim's husband recounted a botched rescue blaming a cow in the cabbage patch. Ladies Aid announces dinner at Charles Long's sale on September 27 as Merritt Murphy and Elbert Miller host guests.
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale at his residence 2 miles northwest of Twelve Mile and 434 miles southeast of Fulton on Thursday September 30 1909. Items include a 13 year old mare 3 cows 7 head of shoats farming implements and household and kitchen furniture. Sale begins at 1 o'clock. Tillman Brubaker John Cornell Auctioneers.
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