Mindful balance in a paradox of seasons
The piece savors a tranquil mindset that sees no evil and insists on the bright side. It muses that life balances itself, noting winter snow melts to reveal summer ice’s rise as a playful paradox.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
3
The piece savors a tranquil mindset that sees no evil and insists on the bright side. It muses that life balances itself, noting winter snow melts to reveal summer ice’s rise as a playful paradox.
A fragmented local ad section lists farm machinery items for unloading hay and fence work, mortgage and loan services, hides and bark buyers, brokers, optometrist services, physicians, paints and wallpaper, physical therapeutics, beauty parlor offerings, schools and colleges, auto services, talking machines, home remedies, school supplies, tailored suits, water systems, and more. The catalog reads like classified notices from Portland, Oregon, with vendors and brokers including HoweI l and Davis, 401 Board of Trade Building, and GON Investments & Mortgage Co.自拍偷拍
The Gag Rule, adopted by Congress in May 1836, required three fourths of all slavery related petitions and papers to lie on the table without printing or referral. The rule was abolished a few years later.
In the Philippines locals used seashells as window glass due to cost. A native mollusk yields a thin transparent shell seven to eight inches across, abundant and free, symbolizing self-respect and bravery. Quote echoes Longfellow about aiming true and heroism across ages.
The piece argues that wealth comes from keeping earned money rather than borrowing it. It compares savers who hold onto their earnings with borrowers who quickly spend or owe money, suggesting restraint as a path to riches.
A Harper's Bazar inspired look at current fashion trends notes capricious waistlines, slim simple lines, hobble skirts, and varied sleeve designs. It highlights draped girdles, fur trimmed collars, and abundant silk fabrics while acknowledging limited woolens and high tariffs affecting supply.
In bed reading comfort a knitted nightingale shawl becomes a useful garment for a sick person. Use light colored wool or silk blends in pink blue or lavender. It features a straight scarf with a purled cuff, broad wing-like body, and collar edge finished with ribbon.
A Terra cotta satin gown for afternoon wear features a medieval daye inspired peasant waist with lacing at the neck. The plain skirt is adorned with two fine graceful ruffles.
The article advises pruning grapevines to suit winter conditions. In bitter winters prune early, in mild winters prune late. Lay down stalks and canes with leaves and earth to shield from zero weather, then remove the cover in spring before growth starts.
The Wisconsin experiment station horticultural department says neglected orchards may be saved. Pruning can restore usefulness if the variety is good and the root system is strong. A sound heart and trunk are required, and vigorous new growth gives a chance for life. otherwise the tree should be cut down.
Farm guidance stresses pruning dead wood to balance trees and prevent canker, warns against over thinning, and notes insects thrive on dead limbs. Also urges continuous road linking, road maintenance after rains, and better upkeep of existing roads. A child recalls earning a penny, and a beauty product ad extols Cuticura for skin care.
A fragmented column critiques shoe fashion and corn remedies like Freezone and Allen's Foot Ease. It references a Cincinnati audience and mentions druggists, ads, and a quip about a sheriff. It also touches on Ben Hur author remarks and aging emotions in life’s transitions.
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