Living Today Not Just for Tomorrow
The piece urges balancing work and pleasure, warning that chasing retirement can trap people in routines. It contrasts busy professionals who sacrifice present joy with those who mix recreation into work, enjoying today while preparing for tomorrow.
Ten reasons to swear boldly by a witty critic
A humorous list argues swearing is a stylish habit used across moods and moments. It claims swearing proves good breeding, literature taste, and social ease, while noting fewer people swear in danger. The piece lists seven reasons and ends mid thought about maternal approval.
1921 Butter Production Sets New U.S. Record
The United States produced more than a billion and a half pounds of butter in 1921, per the USDA. Output rose about 10 percent from 1920 while consumption climbed 20,000,000 pounds higher, the gap met by imports and butter withdrawn from cold storage.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Proverbial Guide to Self Respect and Afterlife
A fragment discusses naming in print with signature remarks and lists nine reasons for actions that raise self respect, ends with a biblical admonition about misusing God's name citing Exodus. The passage frames self improvement through public attribution and spiritual consequence.
Notice of dissolution at Corner Drug Store firm
E W Allen and Dewey Allen retired from the firm of E W Allen L F Mallow and Dewey Allen by mutual consent on November 24 1922. Debts to be paid to the Corner Drug Store which will continue business under that name. Debts of the firm to be paid by the remaining partners. Witnessed November 25 1922. E W Allen L F Mallow Dewey Allen
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E. W. Allen
Dewey Allen
Corner Drug Store
L. F. Mallow
Musta Prospered Dishwashing Nostalgia Exchange
A quip about marriage humor contrasts past chores with the present. The speaker recalls shared dishwashing duties when first married, while the other retorts that only two dishes existed then. The exchange highlights domestic life humor.
A Long Shot Bird Roommate Exchange
A playful exchange unfolds as two roommates banter about waking up late and betting on odds. One teases the other to wait for better odds before taking a big gamble.
Courtroom Exchange Sparks Behind the Scenes Drama
A sharp exchange in court reveals a judge instructing to identify the prisoner by name and inform his mother. The defense questions whether the mother already knows the name, highlighting tension over private connections and judicial process.
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Honor
Speer and Action in Gas Oil and Water at National
Charles Ray stars as a secret service chief agent in Gas Oil and Water a National theatre attraction. He hides his covert work behind a facade as a garage manager during Mexican border intrigue.
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Speer
Charles Ray
National Theatre
Sherlock Doubts incubator chicken remark
Sherlock notes a remark about incubator chickens and asks how one can tell. The exchange highlights a practical joke that references a chick without a mother as the source of its toughness.
Genius and learning fade faster than recalled Tacitus quote
The line states that genius and learning are more easily extinguished than recalled, attributed to Tacitus. It presents a reflection on memory and intellectual resilience in terse aphoristic form.
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Tacitus
Quote on Brutes and Courage Under Adversity
A terse maxim notes that brutes loud when defeated while true men endure pain and disappointment in silence, underscoring stoic resilience over displays of anger or complaint.
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