The Faithful Prince and the Three Princes
A king tests his three sons with locked doors and keys to gold jewels and a pearl casket. Zalito and Carlos betray trust while Rollo shows fidelity, earning the crown and mercy for his brothers.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
3
Rollo Forgives Sinners as Power Shifts in Tale
Glenn Hunter Rollo forgives the wrongdoers and offers a superior life. The king reveals he watched events from a wall hiding place as two princes leave the stronghold with remorse. Years later Rollo becomes king without trouble from the brothers who once sought his disgrace. Knaves Zalito and Carlos submit when exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo
Zalito
Carlos
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Something to Think About by F. A. Dalker
A reflective piece argues that slowing down signals decline and missed duties. It urges constant effort to stay active, grow in skill, and face life with faith, even through difficult paths and doubts. The moral centers on perseverance and purposeful living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Dalker
The Why of Superstitions in Gourd Planting
In Tennessee a common belief links gourd crop yield to a seed ceremony before planting. Seeds are tossed left over the shoulder while an oath is spoken, a retrograde rite opposed to sunwise planting. Such survivals point to dark powers rather than beneficent sun gods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal of American Folklore Society
Tennessee
A Line O' Cheer by John Kendrick Bangs
The speaker boasts of vanity in caring for his body to house his Soul for immortality. He vows to keep the external self fair and fit, ensuring the Temple for the Soul is worthy and free from squalor, like a kingly House. The verse carries McClure Newspaper Syndicate attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Kings
McClure
Syndiocate
Claire Lace: Name Origins and Symbolic Traits
Claire laire traces from Norman Clare in England to County Clare and the dukedom of Clarence. The feminine form Chiara arrived in Italy and France, evolving into Claire in English. The diamond is linked to Claire as a talisman. Saturday is her lucky day and her lucky number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laire
Clare
England
St. Clair
Red de Clare
Gloucester
Henry III
House of
Geraldin
Ireland
Edward I
County Clare
de Burghs
Lionel
Edward III
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Hick towns as wellsprings of greatness a Detroit News note
The Detroit News observes that a hick town inspires humorists and has produced much of the nation’s leaders and innovators. It notes 26 of 20 Presidents born there and many immortals from New York’s hall of fame, Lincoln the product of a nameless hick town, and Edison connections. The piece suggests such towns foster future greatness in boys and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hick Town
Central
New York
Hick
Lincoln
Hick Towns
Detroit News
Tells Property Owners Importance of Paint
Chicago property owners waste millions yearly by not painting correctly says S H Stewart president of the Chicago Paint Oi and Varnish club at a general conference of paint men He warns the national annual loss from neglect of property reaches a billion and a half dollars and stresses paint protects physical property from rot rust and depreciation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S. H. Stewart
Chicago Paint
Oi! and
Varnish Club
United States
Stewart
Grow Your Own Berries for Fresh Easy Harvests
Garden Walls urges readers to grow berries in small plots with slogan Grow your own berries. Berry cultivation is enjoyable and quick watering yields fresh fruit rich in flavor and healthful juices, providing convenient breakfasts lunches or dinners from the vines.
Newspaper's Duties in City Planning and Fair Play
The piece argues that newspapers must expand beyond coverage to actively plan for urban development. It criticizes nostalgia for old journalism and cites Horace Greeley as an example of biased information, urging better reader service and future-oriented city planning by the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley
New York Times
Boones
Peterson
Plant Nut Trees
Nut growing enthusiasts predict nut trees will replace shade trees as they gain ground in orchards. Nut breeding trails behind apples by about 150 years but is accelerating, with breeders hopeful of larger black walnuts with paper shells and blight resistant chestnuts among favored varieties like black walnuts butternuts hickory nuts hazel nuts and pecans.
Caesar Borgia as forerunner of United Italy movement
The text notes that Caesar Borgia is considered a forerunner of the United Italy movement. It states he began in 1501 to lay the foundation of a central government, but the death of Alexander in 1508 halted further efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesar Borgia
Alexander
Perfection in Taste Defined as Pure Moral Pleasure
A treatise defines perfection in taste as the faculty to derive the greatest pleasure from material sources aligned with moral nature in its purity and perfection. It links refined palate to virtuous appreciation, presenting taste as a moral sense guiding aesthetic delight.
After Her Baby Came Mrs Henry Hollister Wyandotte Michigan
A Wyandotte Michigan woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for postpartum recovery and relief from back and shoulder pain after childbirth. She reports sustained improvement and ongoing recommendations to others with the product. A St Paul Minnesota woman also praises the remedy for back pain and bearing down, noting improved strength and ability to care for her child. A New York man is described as a questionable reformer who makes chorus costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hollister
Wyandotte
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Halen
Lydia Theteene
Henry Hollaster
St. Paul
Minnesota
Mrs. Price
West Summit Avenue
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Fletcher
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Aspirin” and
Insisti
R. Jolly
Baptist Hospital
Lamar
Houston
Texas
Se. Parry
Yourselarry Vegetable Compound Co
Mansfield, O
Parker
Hiscox Chem
Hiscox Chemical Works
Emmerlepto Remedy Co
Dept. B
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Milwaukee
Wim
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Dickey Drug CO
Bristol
Creek Side
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Okla
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