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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
2
A reflective note on patience with others and self, urging continual fresh starts after each setback. It frames progress in spiritual life as never finished, always beginning anew, and emphasizes rising bravely from falls. Francis de Sales quotes anchor the message.
A Pittsburgh educator argues that only one in 25 000 Americans truly thinks while the rest merely speaks as orators. The remark frames a critique of public discourse and intellectual rigor in society.
Aesculus species known as buckeyes are common in Ohio, where the Ohio buckeye aesculus glabra is a large tree with strong bark and prickly fruit containing seeds. The horsechestnut aesculus hippocastanum is a near relative in the same genus.
A brief, pointed reflection on how exceptional men resemble their lessers peers, suggesting greatness grows where colleagues are modest and unobtrusive. The piece contrasts perceived superiority with quiet local stature and shared context.
A report notes that in Russia wealthy individuals are laid to rest in glass coffins. The practice highlights ostentatious funeral customs amid modern wealth displays and cultural traditions.
The quote from Gaunt N Grimm notes that the worst part of coaxing people to sing is yielding to earnest solicitation by friends and accepting nominations, as a judge reflects on the social pressure involved.
A quoted line from a script portrays Skinner boasting that he never lets anyone get ahead of him while another line accuses him of taking everybody's dust. The exchange reflects a confrontational or satirical portrayal within the script's context.
A scientific note estimates human smell can detect a musk particle at about three hundred millionth of a grain. A philosophical aside suggests a person’s arrogance or humility aligns with their fortunes.
The fortifications of Quebec are described as obsolete yet picturesque. A citadel and walls dating from 1823 to 1832 cost over seven million pounds, with three Levis side forts built 1865 to 1871 that were never armed. The citadel covers over forty acres and no trace remains of the old French defense works.
An excerpt notes Jimson as a highly suspected local figure with many eyes on him, reflecting community suspicions. Optimistic Thought contrasts happiness with a snail, declaring it is never found without a home.
Kansas City Star notes a quip by H. H. Harsh about quitting conventional behavior. The item cites palmistry claims that growth ceases at eighteen and links short hands to impulsive judgment while long hands indicate detail-oriented ability.
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