Samuel Johnson Quote on Anger and Reconciliation
A reflective line from Samuel Johnson advising against lingering resentment and urging quick reconciliation after life hurts. It emphasizes avoiding anger and seeking peace.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1914
Page
8
A reflective line from Samuel Johnson advising against lingering resentment and urging quick reconciliation after life hurts. It emphasizes avoiding anger and seeking peace.
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The Baldwin Inter Class basketball schedule starts Monday and Tuesday with Freshmen vs Seniors in the afternoon and finals to follow. A student recital by Conservatory students is set for Wednesday in the chapel with free admission. Eastern Star elected new officers and Kansas State Conference actions were discussed at Topeka. Zabel may play, and summer baseball rules were noted.
The piece reviews a $105,000,000 war tax and related levies amid a broad call to honor the dollar bearing war burdens. It highlights taxes on liquor, tobacco, sugar, diamonds, millinery, autos, and bank stock, with emphasis on citizens supporting troops and national credit.
A wall pocket shown with an illustration features a secure design for letters and tiny cards. It uses a cream satin finish and stiff cardboard backing for a neat, non slipping storage solution.
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