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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
4
A compact verse urging daily improvement with repeated lines about growth in load strength heart and judgment. The poem envisions daily labor toward kindness neighborliness and mutual support, ending with images of friendship and help along the way.
A collection of fritter instructions for banana fritters and batter with lemon sauce, followed by a vignette about Daysey Mayme’s charitable impulse to help the afflicted. It recalls her visit to a woman with two broken arms and contrasts optimism with hardship. Mrs Lysander Appleton is noted for exceptionally thorough domestic cleaning, to the point of misplacing a glass case of birds.
The text argues that people tend to move in circles when lost or unqualified, while a carrier pigeon or horse travels straight to its destination. It warns that many lack clear thinking and steady focus, failing to assess progress, and persist in aimless routines. Only those who think effectively in straight lines seize greater opportunities and rewards.
Recent authority on surnames notes Noses derives from Old Testament paths and Noah as sponsor, with Noyes and Noyce from Noy from popular forms. Some Noyes trace to Noyers in France, citing De Noyes and De Noulers. Two brothers, Rev James Noyes and Nicholas, arrived 1634 on the Mary and John and settled at Newbury, Massachusetts, where James served as minister for 20 years and was renowned for learning and catechism authorship.
President Coolidge makes a strong plea for the United States to aid arms outlays without naming individuals or specific policy details. The call emphasizes national security and coordinated international efforts to control armaments.
A reader conversation with Aunt Emmy about dubious bond sales tactics. She cites aggressive salesman letters, checks by bankers, and the risk of being on a sucker list sold to unscrupulous brokers. The piece also notes bankers aiding student aid through a Georgia Bankers Association fund and a broader moral about balancing material aims with intellectual and spiritual values.
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