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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
2
A narrated fable contrasts a vain Cardinal Bird who never touches ground with a modest Robin Redbreast. The Robin gains praise for singing while the Cardinal preens, then learns humility as onlookers shift attention to the Robin and his simple, grounded joy.
A dawn journey carries Danie and allies toward Bradford with Longstreth in custody as Duane and MacNelly reunite with the group. Tension rises when faces meet, Dunne greets Duane, and Longstreth moves with apparent calm toward a stone building marked Rhineher's Bank.
A letter describes a new boarder entering a lively house where residents are musical. A granddaughter plays brilliantly for her age, others perform on piano, banjo, mandolin, zither, and graphophone. Concerts in the parlor promise a vivid musical atmosphere and imitations of Harry Lauder.
A fragment shows a judge remarking on a potential venture with Tara and a partner. The text implies confidence in reaching a mutual agreement, suggesting ongoing negotiations or settlement discussions between parties.
In a Southern city a nurse in training asks the shop for roses as she prepares a wedding gift. A quiet exchange follows with a customer and a shopkeeper, culminating in the nurse receiving a white rose. The scene echoes themes of care, empathy, and tenderness.
Amsterdam papers debate enlarging and deepening the North Sea canal and dispensing with Ymuiden locks to create a free waterway from the North Sea to Amsterdam. Proponents say the move could curb Rotterdam’s rising trade through sea level canal connections and bolster Amsterdam’s port prospects.
A grandmother on her first city visit enjoys a popular musical play. She comments to her hostess that the graceful couple in a daring waltz will be a match.
A short humor line features a Sunday school scene where a teacher asks why Eve was tempted. Willie retorts that Satan wanted to be polite because ladies come first.
A visitor asks if the teacher advocates corporal punishment. Willie replies the teacher likely believes in moral suasion, noting she often uses that approach with the students.
A saying about patience warns that it is better to be patient than to risk loss or harm by acting hastily. The line emphasizes restraint over impulse in difficult times.
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