Countenance as a Readable Language Across Life
A meditation on how faces reveal inner states from childhood joy to aging doubt. Expressions like a blush or tear convey truth beyond words, with the face described as a tablet Time uses to inscribe the soul on its lifelong journey.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Mustached Suitor Proves Handsome Yet Humorous
A lighthearted profile extols a man with a tiny mustache and unusual trousers. He enjoys golf and polo, dreams of cavalry, and would bravely fight if war came. The piece playfully warns brides to seek real qualities beyond looks.
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Wold
United States
Strange Beast Captivates City Crowd at Epworth
About fifty children chased the commotion as pedestrians and streetcar riders glimpsed an ordinary cow led by a rope through Epworth. A plain man guided the animal drawing curious attention on the street.
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Epworth
Detroit News
Broken Dreams in an Attic Trunk
A mother keeps a rusted red trunk filled with tiny garments for a baby who died, each garment a memory of a lost child. The poem reflects on grief, love, and the infant’s short life, with images of cobwebs, dust, and a trunk holding memories rather than treasures.
How to Work for a Boss Without Undermining Him
A guide for employees on navigating the balance between offering advice and following orders. Do not challenge the boss publicly, prove competence by flawless execution, and avoid provoking the boss’s ego. Consistent, accurate work earns promotion while overtly showing superiority risks loss of chance.
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John Blake
Learning Habits of Birds Revealed by Banding Study
The United States biological survey and 490 co-operating agencies banded 6 000 birds for identification last year. The effort yielded valuable data on migratory patterns and other flight behaviors of various species.
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United States Biological Survey
Clam Dressings and Sweet Potato Biscuit Recipe Tips
A collection of kitchen instructions covers fresh clams in shells baked with a sage dressing and horseradish cream, plus a Sweet Potato Biscuit and a layered potato custard dessert. Includes tips on preparing clams, spices, and serving suggestions.
Peter the Helper of Jesus
Lesson centers on Peter's name change to Peter meaning rock, his call from a fisherman to a leader, and his character strengths and flaws. It covers his confession of Christ, Jesus' blessing, Peter as foundational to the church, and Peter's restoration through love guiding ministry to new and mature believers and elders.
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Job
Christ
Simon
Jesus
Peter
Coome
Andrew
Lord
Eart
John
Cornelius
Joppa
Israel
Injuries and Resolving Throes of Vengeance
A terse reflection on injuries and revenge. one must defeat the hive rather than a single foe to avert many attacks. The speaker insists a single decisive act against a core danger can prevent numerous future harms.
Trust in the Lord and Do Good Proverb Advice
A quoted Bible verse urges faith and action, urging readers to trust in the Lord and do good to reside in the land and be fed. The line echoes Psalm 37 3 while offering a concise moral directive.
The Student Verses on Despair and Clear Idea
A compact aphorism notes that a student should not despair if he possesses a clear idea. Attributed to Emmons, it emphasizes perseverance and confidence in focused learning.
Kitchen tips and housewifely advice from the era
A fragment from The Kitchen Cabinet emphasizes practical food and housekeeping tips. It advocates polite, frugal cooking and careful prep for meals, plus advice on ironing, staining, washing, and using common household items to stretch resources. The prose also muses on education and virtue in women.
Ways to Preserve and Use Fruits and Flavors in Home Cooking
Practical old fashioned kitchen notes describe making plum preserves with sugar, pectin substitutes from orange peel, carrot sauce to serve with fish, tea bread with raisins, pineapple sandwiches, and tips to seal jams. Also covers canning in jars, cooking times, and substitutions for varieties of fruit.
Keeler at 80 Returns to Work After Ill Health
J H Keeler of Mt Rainier Maryland after fourteen years of illness has gained forty pounds and returned to daily work. He credits Tanlac with curing stomach distress and back pains, noting he feels like a boy again after taking the medicine. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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J. H. Keeler
Maryland
Mr. Keeler
Thirty-Second St
Mt Ranier
Tanlac
Animals in Fort Worth flood praised for heroism
The Chicago Tribune recounts Fort Worth flood stories of animals showing courage. A cat scratched at a door to warn a family, a mother dog drowned with her four pups, a mare stayed by her colt and died protecting the young.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Animiah
Chicago Tribune
Jevenile Lament Over Twins News
Lenore an only child laments fairness after neighbors welcome a second set of twins. She voices frustration that some children arrive in “bunches” while she remains one. The comment reflects a child’s kid‑sized view on family growth and belonging.
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Lenore
When Money Talks and Anger Tests Patience
A reflective quote on managing anger and dialogue in disputes about money. It urges counting to ten before speaking to avoid rash responses and to allow others to voice their concerns.
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