Golden Tornadoes Clash With American Legion Tomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 at Haseman Ball Park the Jasonville Golden Tornadoes meet the Golden Legion team in a hotly contested battle. Home fans back the Linton lineup as Jasonville brings 100 percent support and added strength for the clash. Probable Linton lineup features Trinkle, Poe, Perkins, Johnson, and Cline in key positions with multiple backs and ends listed.
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The Faithful Workman Quote in Ruskin’s Voice
A brief quotation emphasizes that dedication and effort in any honest labor elevate work beyond mere skill, noting that true value lies in heartfelt effort rather than flawless technique. The saying reflects a timeless appraisal of work ethic and virtue in daily labor.
Few Learn Life's Lesson Says Henry Drummond Quote
A Henry Drummond quote on life as a fine art, learned with lifelong patience, noting that the years of our pilgrimage are too short to master it triumphantly.
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Henry Drummond
Jonah's Whale Pulls Customer With No Publicity
In Honolulu Ka Lama notes a quirky business line where Jonah's whale luck brings in a customer quietly, yet the trade could not be sustained. The item reads as a short ad-like quip about publicity and commerce in the local press.
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Ka-Lama
Honolulu
Chaucer Clarity Through Time Yet We Stumble After Him
Sir Philip Sidney admires Chaucer for his clear vision in a misty era and contrasts it with modern readers who struggle to follow his example. The quote frames Chaucer as a beacon of insight across ages.
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Sir Philip Sidney
Quote on happiness and desire from Char Coal Epic
A reflective line from Char coal Epic in the Richmond Times Dispatch suggests happiness lies not in possessions but in pursuit of what one longs to obtain. The remark frames ambition as a driving force rather than material wealth.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Descendants of Asian immigrants likely via Alaska and Aleutians
The article argues that American Indians probably descend from immigrants from Asia who crossed to North America through Alaska and the Aleutian Islands, outlining a migratory path and implications for early settlement.
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Exaggeration Cited as a Curse in Moral Advice
In a commentary on truthfulness the author warns against exaggeration as a form of deceit and a moral failing. The piece argues restraint in reporting events and favors precise, factual narration over sensationalism.
A Kansas Standard
A quirky Topeka Capital snippet notes a Kansas man never stands out in rain or opens a milk bottle with his thumb.
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Baldwin Funeral Held at Methodist Church in Terre Haute
The funeral for Thomas Baldwin who died at Union hospital in Terre Haute will be Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Methodist church with Rev William F Russell officiating. The body lies in state at William Caton’s home at Sixth and G streets northeast. He lived with Caton since his wife died. Fraters Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows and Red Men will oversee services with two pallbearers from each lodge. Burial follows at Fairview cemetery.
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Difference Between Innocence and Deceptive Self-Image
The speaker notes a clear distinction between children's innocent pretend play and adults who knowingly claim to be something they are not. It emphasizes the difference between genuine imaginative roles and deliberate misrepresentation.
Argentina Boosts Sheep Industry to Second in Wool Exports
Argentina has expanded its sheep raising industry and now ranks as the world second largest wool exporter. The growth reflects expanded flocks, improved breeding, and stronger international demand for wool.
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Argentina
Old Dutch Custom Kept Up In Holland
In Holland it remains traditional for ladies to wash county china and silver after meals in the family and guests presence, preserving a long standing social etiquette.
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Holland
Real Test of Public Service Quote by Mary Van Kleeck
A civic maxim from Mary Van Kleeck emphasizes that the true measure of any profession is its ability to enlighten every citizen. The quote frames public service as a universal educational mission benefiting the entire community.
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Mary van Kleeck
All Things Supplied: A Faithful Friend and Counselor
A quoted excerpt praises books as faithful friends and wholesome counselors. The passage emphasizes study as a source of comfort and companionship, reflecting a literary valuation of printed works as enduring aids to the mind and spirit.
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Isaac Barrow
Zinc Popular Roofing Material Throughout Europe
Zinc serves as the dominant roofing metal across European cities, used more widely than any other metal. This widespread adoption underscores zinc's durability and appeal in urban architecture.
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Europe
Dome Requires Much Paint for Capitol Washington
One thousand gallons of paint are required to paint the dome of the capitol at Washington. The figure highlights the scale of the restoration work and the intricate detailing needed for the dome surface.
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Capitol
Washington
Fear No One and the Crowd
A compact reflection on fear and crowd dynamics urging individuals to scrutinize the people around them. The piece emphasizes that crowds often include unconventional or unusual individuals whose presence should prompt calm examination rather than panic.
Sinews of Virtue Quote Reflected in Walton Thought
A Walton reflection on virtue notes that good company and good discourse form the very sinews of virtue, emphasizing social conduct as core personal strength. The aphorism blends moral instruction with social values, underscoring how dialogue and companionship shape character.
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Izaak Walton
Cherry Tree From Henry VI Era Still Bears Fruit
A cherry tree in Sittingbourne Kent England planted in the reign of Henry VI remains bearing fruit today, a rare survivals of a medieval cultivation. The ancient specimen continues to be a living link to the past and local horticultural heritage.
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Kent
England
Henry
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