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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1921
Page
7
A quotation from Immanuel Kant on benevolence as a duty. It notes that repeated good deeds foster genuine affection for the recipient as benevolence is realized through acting with kind intent. The fragment emphasizes moral growth through repeated compassionate acts.
Fragmentary notes recall Boston’s oldest burying grounds decayed as newer sites opened. Stones were stolen moved broken or lost in years of neglect near Copp’s Hill burying ground by Copp’s Street and North Church area.
The article notes China as a land of secret societies numbered by score and totaling millions of members. It mentions groups with unusual names such as The White Lilies The Red Door and The One-Piece Incense.
The text notes a second century Greek hydraulic water organ with eighteen level keys and explains the modern chromatic keyboard appeared by 1961 with very large keys that required stretching.
A detailed 1900s style project describes building an electric lantern for boys using a dry cell, cigar box wood, and simple hardware. It covers base blocks, side pieces, front and back assemblies, wiring, a reflector, lamp socket, switch, and how to mount a handle.
Janet misplaces a bath suit believed to be her own and later discovers Franklin’s suit in her bag. They dine by the water, meet Janet's cousin Mrs. Forbush, and a dinner invite follows. Franklin asks for a ride the next day, while Janet hides the mistaken suit and laughs at the mix up. The scene blends social mixups with light romance amid a hot July day.
Instructions describe orange basket and lotus blossom craft from orange sections and rind. Also details a cinnamon bear figure using figs prunes raisins and toothpicks to form body neck collar legs and head for a playful dining table decoration.
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