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Newspaper

Fayette Reporter

Location

Fayette, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1910

Page

3

Duties of Citizen Big Audience in Sorbonne

Paris April 25 Savants professors and students at the Sorbonne crowded the hall to hear Col Theodore Roosevelt on Citizenship in Republic He praised foundations of the republic urged cultivation of mind body and character and warned that true liberty rests on citizen virtue He contrasted French and American leadership and urged minorities be treated with liberty while condemning wealth and power abuses He concluded France and the United States share a lasting friendship and forecast a great future for both nations.

France Paris University of Paris The Sorbonne Col Theodore Roosevelt Republic Roosevelt Foundations Our Europe West Gamaliel Paul Frances Free Masons Roland Roncesvalles Evi Lberty United States Ulster Malbrook Froissart Franca

Charm In Expression

An amiable expression describes an agreeable voice when thinking and speaking. The piece notes that exaggeration in either case yields unnatural and often unpleasant results.

Too Little Regard for Others

A fragment notes a critique of self-centered behavior and the prevailing “go as you please” spirit, attributed to a writer named Walter DB or Hanuel, reflecting on contemporary mischief and social attitudes.

Walter DB Hanuel

Youth and Springtime as a Metaphor for Growth

A Beecher quotation equates youth with springtime, describing seeds aprouting trees budding and flowers emerging as a metaphor for developing habits dispositions and opinions. The message links seasonal growth to personal maturation and formation.

Would Have Commercial Value Carbon Exhaled By Fungus Man

A historical note presents a claim that the daily carbon exhaled from a man’s fungus would, if solidified, equate to a coal lump weighing half a ton, illustrating an unusual speculation on biological carbon output.

Outdoor life praised as best thing for people

A BUFFALO EXPRESS excerpt recalls a woman saying outdoor life is the best thing for people, while a man recalls his father’s view when she visited him, conveying a quiet, reflective mood.

Buffalo Express

Barely Possible Recipe Mix Up in News Paper Clues

A quirky exchange hints at mixing a cooking recipe with fashion tips found in a newspaper. One person claims to have extracted a biscuit recipe, while the other jokes about finding a button and a feather, suggesting the recipe and fashion hints were accidentally blended.

The Usual Proceeding Captures Courtroom Wit

A witty exchange questions a young man’s options when his attention is arrested by a pretty girl. The quip suggests he should carry his cage to court, reflecting light humor in a legal setting.

Consultation Offer From Mrs Pinkham for Women’s Ills

A long endorsement explains how Mrs Pinkham, now led by Lydia E Pinkham’s daughter in law, offers free confidential advice to women with female weakness. No cost, letters opened and read by women, encouraging readers to write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass for guidance based on vast experience.

W. L. Douglas W L. Douglas W.l.douglas W.L. Douglas Wil Charvea Hrockion

The Greater Honor and Odd Exchange at Shop Window

A short story fragment shows two youths discussing their jailed fathers and a shop window incident. A visitor asks to inspect a vivid tie, comments on the display, and leaves after deeming it offensive. The piece blends humor with sharp social observation about appearances and authority.

Roots That Needed Soaking In Dedham Prohibition Tale

A Dedham drug store sold whisky to a man who claimed the liquor was for soaking roots. He joked about soaking roots of his tongue and sabers when asked what roots he meant, revealing a humorous counterfeit context from an 1886 Argopaut Storyette.

Dedham Emerald Isle

Fiji Cannibal Demands Quarters From Lightning Calculator

In a bizarre scene quoted from the Los Angeles Herald, a Fiji cannibal reluctantly produces a quarter only after the Lightning Calculator pleads amid warnings to curb booze and gambling. The Calculator defends eccentric genius against the mockery of his Philistine critic.

Fiji Los Angeles Herald

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