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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
8
A short collection argues debt tolerance and debtors' prison abolition. A kimono anecdote explains the left-over-right drape in Japan and its ceremonial meaning. A note on deaf mutes disputes common beliefs, suggesting some can hear deep sounds and pondering potential development.
A Cassell's Magazine reflection on mountaineering risks. It argues long strenuous climbs demand year round training, with leg muscles losing steadiness in the absence of serious practice, explaining common alpine accidents among casual hikers.
A lengthy moral tale contrasts born virtue with acquired polish, arguing a true lady or true man is defined by inherent character. It follows a man who fears cowardice, struggles to enlist in war, finally serves due to love, yet remains inwardly unshaken about his fear. The piece closes with the ironic twist of public praise masking inner truth.
Old Lim and neighbors discuss happiness and work while watching a rooster fight in Atcharsdn's stable. Sam Niles and Squire Brizinline wager on the red and black birds, then Lim reflects that even a foolish choice can reflect common sense, and they plan to meet again.
A family habitually sends boys worn pants to the asylum for orphans. A recent incident shows Fred sliding down banisters and proudly declaring he is making pants for the poor little orphans. The tale reflects a small, cheerful local custom and childlike mischief.
A collage of quotes and product blurbs appears, including lines about health tonics, eye salve, and baby soothing remedies. References mention Pettit's Eye Salve, Howard Bros. Buffalo, Lewis' Single Linders vigor, and Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, with assorted proverbs and literary lines interspersed.
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