Cloverdale Notes Show Local Lives And Road Work
Local items report illnesses and visits across Cloverdale with travel between Lebanon Indianapolis Putnamville LaFayette Peru and Denver. Street work on Main Street part of State Highway 82 and a new Lumber Shed nears completion. A Swazi sign language note closes the column.
Motion Pictures Wanted Opens Hollywood Opportunity
Advertises a big motion picture production job for men and women of all ages in Hollywood with no experience required. Address provided is F A Ruby Dept A 55 E 4th St St Paul Minnesota. Also items for sale and notices for a local auction including Mrs Amanda Johnson household goods.
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Hollywood
F. A. Ruby
Dept. A
E. 4Th St
St. Paul, Minn
Amanda Johnson
Madison Street
Paul Albin
Vestal
Famous English Clock at Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey clock keeps time with a single hand in line with ancient custom. It sits in the northwestern tower, age about 150 years, with works rebuilt about 50 years ago.
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Westminster Abbey
Home spirit shapes a child’s conviction, says Cecil
A quotation from Richard Cecil notes the home atmosphere greatly influences children. If the home is right, it will imprint proper beliefs on their minds regardless of future conduct.
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Richard Cecil
Noble Achievement and Sloth Bear Cubs Story
A reflective editorial style piece urges nobility in using the world for good. It notes bears, especially sloth bears in India, carry cubs on their backs as a notable wildlife behavior.
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India
Stray Bits of Wisdom Quote Sparks Health Insight
A fragment quotes Emerson on health and timing, suggesting that wisdom paired with health catalyzes grand displays of power, ridiculing pomp in the face of genuine well being. The line emphasizes personal vitality as a counterpoint to authority.
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Emerson
Appearances Are Deceptive in Shakespeare Quote
A line reflecting on inner truth versus outward appearance from Shakespeare warns that a man may hide hidden motives beneath a polished exterior. The excerpt suggests judgment should consider inner character over surface.
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Shakespeare
Thought for the Day on trust in deals
A reflective note suggests some people see you as a crook if you do not win every deal. It emphasizes how perceptions shape judgments and urge fairness.
Feather Harvest Yields High Value Ostrich Plumes
Nature Magazine notes ostrich plumes are highly valuable to collectors. Hand plucked or wing cut plumes fetch fifty to sixty dollars per harvest every seven months, though some breeders limit to one harvest yearly for improved quality.
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Nature Magazine
Reading trouble marks Venice news boss
Venice California proprietor Benjamin Brodsky, who arrived from Russia 18 years ago, cannot read or write and relies on his secretary to read daily papers aloud for him. He left school to enter business and now runs the only newspaper in town that is read to its owner.
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Venice
Cal
Benjamin Brodsky
Russia
Brodsky
Punishment to Fit Crime Under Mexican Law
Under Mexican law a crime of assault fixes fines or punishment by the days the victim spends in hospital or under medical supervision. If the period exceeds six weeks, the fine is doubled.
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Mexico
Senator Filibuster Energy Trial Upends Lip Science
Experiments show that a U S senator speaking in ordinary tone could filibuster for a full day while using less than a single foot sound of energy, implying lip effort is minimal for long talks.
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United States
Boy and Burning Deck Recalled In Naval Hero Tale
Toledo Blade recounts a returned naval hero as he recalls an order from the admiral to flood the magazines. The listener confirms that every crew member involved remains engaged in carrying out the instruction.
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Toledo Blade
Most Desirable Places Name a Little Traveler
A quoted girl answers a question about preferred places to live naming Rome Paris and Cheyenne as her top choices reflecting travel experience and curiosity.
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Rome
Paris
Cheyenne
New York Sun and Globe
Emerson Sage: Use of Defects in Self Improvement
A concise aphorism attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson notes that virtue and flaw both shape character. It argues no pride is harmless and every defect carries some potential benefit, urging reflection on personal growth through imperfection.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
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