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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
12
The article discusses profanity and its appeal, citing Gelatt Burgess's novel The Woman as an example. It suggests swearing appeals to emotion over intellect, notes a doctor character who condemns swearing yet uses elaborate jargon, and recalls a drag-driver confrontation with high‑level verbal mockery.
A long local column from Marshall recounts holiday gatherings, dinners, concerts, card parties, and social visits. It lists attendees Mrs. Wilkes, Mrs. Raniger, Miss Mildred Miller, Miss Trane Treadwell, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Fountain, and others. Events include a December 15 concert at HK of Phail with Tym M. Jones, a K P lodge dance, and a January donor party. Also notes visitors, births, and a tax notice from city treasurer N. Gustin.
The fragment discusses wealth and humility in conduct, noting the contrast between riches and meek manner. It hints at virtue in conversation and social standing while implying moral judgment of ostentation and excess.
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