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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
6
Readable fragments mention Corinne, The G prove, Ky and June dates, a Baptist group, Lexing leeping ther po, and local figures amid a muddled civic page. It suggests a church or civic event with named individuals in a Kentucky context, but details are unclear.
Consulate reports and American observers discuss Birmingham penny stage fares. They note typical rides cover about one mile two furlongs, with the two-cent rate restricting travel to short segments. Critics argue penny stages hinder flexibility and transfer systems, foreseeing a two-mile limit under future electric routes.
Orison Swett Marden argues success hinges on bringing full powers to work every day. Irregular living, bad habits, poor sleep, or dissipation drain energy and dull effort. Weak physical and mental condition sabotages tasks across any field from teaching to painting or digging trenches.
The article surveys how color affects taste touch hearing and temperature, noting blue violet red and green influence sensation and perception. It cites Giessler and Giesbach on color linked sensory changes, then discusses left handedness development, brain hemisphere roles, and educational emphasis on ambidexterity in various countries.
The Mercure de France quotes Victor Hugo during an after dinner talk, with Hugo declaring prayer vital and God omnipresent. Adele Hugo, seated beside him, protests when roused by the attack, defending her attention and mockingly retorting at the claim of sleep.
In Country Life in America the article compares bronco breaking to white methods of catching wild horses. Two or more men pursue a herd with swift mounts while others rest or camp. Exhausted horses are driven to the corral after tireless followings and repeated relays.
John’s mother recalls his summer habit of running off to swim, worrying her nearly to death. His wife notes a change as he grows older, now needing scolding to swim once a week. The anecdote appears in the Chicago Record Herald.
Wanted salesman with ability and business experience to sell high grade lab hosting on commission. Prefer a man owning threshing machinery who can call on owners. Liberal terms. References required. Apply Gronoagh Jones & Company St Louis Missouri.
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