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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1905
Page
6
A London workroom piece argues society balances frivolity and seriousness, noting a rise in missions philanthropy and political zeal. It cautions against excessive cranking and extols lightheartedness as a tonic to twentieth century crankiness.
The cobra or hooded serpent holds sacred status in India as a protector and harbinger of success. Its veneration links to sun worship and Hindu belief, with naga rulers linked to ancient Nagas and Devas, and Naga temples honoring Nagarajahs rather than the serpent itself.
London hosts overflow with social sponging at grand functions as distant acquaintances mingle and supper crowds fill halls while wine and larder run dry. Also notes claim God Save the King derives from a French hymn praising Louis XIV and was set to music by Handel during his visit to England. A light exchange shows Tom Reed quipping about Reed’s presidential prospects to Morse, and a comic breakfast napkin gag about Georgie and a dog tied to the table leg.
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