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Newspaper
Fort Pierce News
Location
Fort Pierce, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
11
A mother and child share a tale of Edith claiming she will go to roost with the chickens that night. The child awakes as Edith explains she will wait to see how the plan unfolds while the house settles for bed.
Utilities along the Florida East Gulf Coast and near railroads and schools offer tracts for sale. Fronting properties overlook lakes Atlantic Ocean and Mexico area. Lands suited for strawberries beans peppers tomatoes and related farming. For details send stamp to DeSteuben Real Estate and Broker Jensen Florida.
The text indicates regular meetings on the second and fourth days each month at 7 30 p m in the hall with individuals Be and A M iodeet A M Sample and K Wilson listed as secretary or organizer.
The fragment indicates a meeting at Masonic Hall with C F and No 30 and mentions Noble Grand W N. The incomplete OCR leaves uncertainty about full names and date but signals a lodge gathering.
W. O. W. Camp No. 53 holds meetings on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Hall. Episcopal services Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Union prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. Castor Church schedules 1st and 3rd Sundays at 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting at 7 p.m. Mend, J. W. Moore, D. D., Episcopal Church services Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. All welcome.
A maid seeks a cook by interviewing ten unemployed cooks, but none match her family’s cooking tastes. She decides to cook herself until she finds a cook whose tastes align, arguing a cook who likes the same dishes will do better work.
The barnacle begins with roaming life using eyes to find food and avoid foes. As it ages it attaches to ships or sharks, becomes a fixture, and loses sight. Its eyesight, once essential, becomes superfluous as movement ends and survival shifts to enduring presence.
Frederick the Great fled during the Molwitz battle fearing annihilation. He rode for miles and hid in an old mill late at night awaiting capture. The army he abandoned won, and he later proved his bravery as a king in subsequent campaigns.
Cholly scans a restaurant menu asking for temptations and settles for hot biscuits. The waitress offers hot biscuits and Cholly requests a hot biscuit stew, ending the exchange with a resigned nod. The scene captures a lazy, indulgent mood in a Chicago Tribune excerpt.
The exchange includes Mrs. Bimm denying nerves while a child named Little Boy admits feeling wriggly and restless as visitors linger in the courtroom, reflecting tense atmosphere during testimony.
In Grant-Duff's Notes From a Diary the king of Portugal greets Landseer with the line I am so glad to see your always like beasts. The anecdote highlights the painter's animal subjects and royal reception.
A series of fishermen recall tiny cods caught off Atlantic City and tagged with personal identifiers. One man threaded copper wire through the tail and attached a name tag, later reeling in a larger cod with the tag. Another hung a tin whistle, later finding the same small cod back with a fog horn on its tail.
A wealthy Englishman is described as the most fastidious about personal domestic service. Servants undergo a full dress rehearsal to display manners, calve size, bearing, and card handling. Masters and mistresses judge servants as rigorously as prized horses or dogs.
A Victorian style meditation on character and leadership quotes. Napoleon remarks on an officer's flaws while Nelson and Gordon stress focus on outcomes. The piece counsels nurturing good traits, tolerating minor faults, and keeping temper in check.
A scientist describes the gegenschien as a faint round light opposite the sun, possibly a cometary or meteoric satellite. He theorizes a cloud of meteors about 1,000,000 miles from Earth revolving yearly, with a diameter near 86,000 miles the size of Jupiter.
A New York court scene features a defense attorney interrupted by the judge who jokes you have exhausted this witness. The old lady replies I do feel very much exhausted creating comical tension. A lovesick maiden quips about worthiness, and George replies they are evenly matched.
A nervous traveler asks how fast they were moving as his companion jokes about the journey. The flirtatious interlude with the girl across the way adds light tension.
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