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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
8
A Puck cartoon shows Mrs. Youngwife claiming her husband George is influential in politics. Her friend notes George has voted in two presidential elections and both times aligned with his own vote.
The text extols a truly broad-minded man who expands his knowledge and circle of friends while cautioning against overextending oneself. It praises those who absorb diverse ideas and maintain broad social ties.
A comic exchange where a worried woman asks about her complexion and a physician suggests dieting. The scene ends with the woman asking which color would suit her best, prompting a witty reply from the doctor.
English scientists are testing production of artificial rubber as a by product of steel manufacture. They explore converting coke-oven gases into synthetic rubber, aiming for a practical method and potential industrial impact.
The observer explains concrete cracks as moisture in cement driving expansion in cold weather while warmth dries moisture. The claim notes that concrete expands with more moisture and shrinks when dry, though the reasoning contrasts seasons.
The quotation attributed to Rabbi Ben Azali urges respect for every person and moment, stating no one lacks a time or place, and urging humility and patience in life. It frames a universal, contemplative moral about acceptance and timing.
A satirical remark on changing dress in youth culture contrasts chic ankles with older norms. The quote from Life highlights society debate over female fashion, drawing attention to evolving standards.
A brief Iowa Star style quote reflects on those who act as they please and those who seek others approval, noting both paths can yield similar social navigation.
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