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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
8
A brief Exchange asserts real culture comes from the Christian college offering the best all round equipment for living in the truest freest sense beyond mercantile or technical training.
A reflection attributed to William Law. The text argues that deeds in daily life honor God more than spoken prayers or ritual words. It emphasizes practical virtue and consistent conduct as true worship.
A Cincinnati dry cleaning shop tests the belief that music eases work by installing a quality phonograph in the work room. Careful selection of records is emphasized to boost efficiency and morale among workers.
The bureau of soils teams with cement mills blast furnaces and wool-scourers to recover potash as a byproduct where feasible, aiming to extend production and improve efficiency.
A compact reflection from James Lane Allen asserting growth and uplift through embracing surrounding realities. The passage emphasizes personal rise, strength, and continued elevation within a broad human experience.
A compact exchange from the Boston Evening Transcript notes a witty comeback about relying on family when in a pinch. The dialogue contrasts a young hub’s insistence with a wife’s sharper retort about paternal aid and personal limits.
A truncated adage attributed to Franklin explains that expenses remain constant while life endures. It contrasts Gaia as temporary with the enduring cost of living, noting the paradox of building two chimneys rather than one to manage fuel use.
The Observer of Events and Things quips that a Boston girl asks her dog to stand on hind legs in a rampant attitude, illustrating playful phrasing and regional humor.
A reflective notebook line frames justice as a duty to discern what is right before judging what is wise or easy. The citation centers on moral resolve to act justly.
Thoughtful maxim urging individuals to reveal only their best traits to others. Emphasizes that true character is defined by what remains when vanity is set aside.
A Fort Worth Star Telegram note highlights a self relying daughter who writes her own love letters signaling independence. It mentions a real estate item offering 320 acres clear of incumbrance for sale and references actress Walter Moore in Lowell Michigan.
An 19th century advert claims catarrhal deafness is caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood medicine that reaches mucous surfaces with a promise of one hundred dollars for any cured case, circulars free from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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