Resolve to Be Better This Year
A concise guide urges making resolutions and keeping them to improve in kindness, charity, diction, diligence, and cheer. It cautions against perfection but promotes steady personal betterment through practical steps.
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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1912
Page
6
A concise guide urges making resolutions and keeping them to improve in kindness, charity, diction, diligence, and cheer. It cautions against perfection but promotes steady personal betterment through practical steps.
A Holbrook Arizona correspondent reprints a letter urging a Santa Fe route road from the eastern line to Gallup and St Michaels to Albuquerque. The author cites New Mexico bond funds and proposes bypassing Rio Puerco by the old railway line and a highway from Pinto to St Michaels. He asks Holbrook to push the improvement and warns against losing the preferred corridor.
Local publication advertises a full range of society invitations, calling card printing and related stationery services. It promises high quality, time and money savings, and reduced postage by handling all orders through the Holbrook News.
A Santa Fe line and its subsidiaries paid $68,457.29 in Navajo County taxes this year, plus $6,462.28 from the St. Louis and San Francisco, totaling $74,919.57. The note praises railroads as dependable tax payers.
Mrs. Frank Wallace of Ada mana gave birth this week to a 13-pound baby. The parents are overjoyed and the mother and child are reported to be getting along nicely. Dr. C L Hathaway of Winslow was the attending physician.
At Holbrook Gun Club last Sunday Chas Cooley won four turkeys, Will Scorse three, A Bloom one, S McCleve one, James Scorse one. A cool breeze affected scores. Local attendees included Judge Sapp and Dr Bazell plus the Bodys of Cox Brown and Sheriff Woods at the Elks ball in Winslow. Robert Burns opens fire insurance office in Wetzler building. Chas Cooley and W C Pfeifer to an old fashioned country schoolhouse dance in Chambers. Don McClanahan of Albuquerque guests Christmas with L F McClanahan and Josephine McClanahan. Editors recall fine Christmas eats from home.
Local supplier advertises a variety of cardboard and flat writing paper in ruled and unruled formats. Encourages customers to visit when in need, framing the notice in a classic newspaper tone.
Parties desiring to rent use or buy the Julius Wetzler barn and corrals on the south side must apply to R. S. Teeple, Agent.
A historical anecdote from Machinery contrasts absolute truth with practical limits, recounting a maker who attempted to build a machine to grind absolutely true surfaces. The tale ends with a legal dispute over misunderstood wording and the limits of precision.
A sailor brought before a magistrate for beating his wife. When asked if he knew his wife was the weaker vessel the sailor quipped If she is she ought not to carry so much sail. London Tit-Bits.
In a clipped exchange from the Pittsburgh Post a patient asks how to live longer. The doctor replies with a Balkan fermented buttermilk regimen as the key to a century, prompting a wry request to extend life just one more year in Pittsburgh.
The story recounts Isaac T. Hopper offering a boy with soiled hands a home lesson in chemistry. He guides the boy to rub soap in water on his skin, promising a frothy lather and whiter skin as a lighthearted demonstration.
In a fragmentary Life item a wife Agnes suspects Henry hides guilt as she notes his recent evenings at home reveal a troubled conscience. The New York Sun adds a sharp aside about a cook urging staying in, with onion laden meals.
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