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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
7
A tale of two dewdrops on a rosebush at sunrise. One seeks fleeting rainbow beauty from the sun while the other stays with the rose to nourish its heart. The sun grants the vain drop its color before it fades, while the loyal drop nourishes the rose, making it sweet and beloved by a bee.
A lyrical reflection on Pola Negri's passing contrasting a dewdrop in a rose with the sunlit morning, expressing sorrow for the star’s death while wishing happiness for the small sensor of fate. The piece carries a poetic, syndicated tone.
The piece discusses shifting to flexible breakfast times inspired by French habit. It argues for movable breakfast hours, lighter morning meals, and delaying a fuller second breakfast. It suggests telling guests and household members about times and using keep-warm methods for foods and coffee.
The name Sarah derives from Hebrew meaning to fight or rule, linked to Abraham's wife and later changed by biblical translation. Variants include Sally Sallie Sarotte and Sarotta, with popularity shifts after the Reformation and in France. Sallys are more common today, while Sarah is tied to the gem beryl and a lucky Saturday and number.
The text argues there is no true fashionable breakfast time. It notes farming families rise earlier, city folk later, and stresses good breeding over strict schedules. It emphasizes individual routines suit work and family needs rather than a universal standard.
The text describes Russian as the dominant language of Russia and classifies three main dialects: Little Russian spoken in Ukraine, White Russian in western regions, and Great Russian in the rest of the country. It lists related Slavic languages such as Polish Serbian Bulgarian and others.
A patient is told by a doctor that to avoid alarming the patient, diseases are numbered. The doctor mentions the husband suffers from No. 35 while stating no other details to the wife. The quote is from Le Journal Amusant in Paris.
Washington officials warn that even a modest surplus may trigger extravagant appropriations as lawmakers push for bonus and pension bills. Senator Smoot foresees little relief from current tax rates while deficits push for tighter economy and future tax shifts.
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