Farmer Casts Doubt On Richer Knowledge
Silas Corntessel says study brings not greater success but continued practice of new ideas. He believes life was more secure when he remained a plain farmer and resisted extra ambition.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
7
Silas Corntessel says study brings not greater success but continued practice of new ideas. He believes life was more secure when he remained a plain farmer and resisted extra ambition.
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A photographer urges Jones to appear less fierce for a better portrait. Jones replies his wife will send a photo to her mother, who has never seen him before. Royal Ar canum Bulletin reports the exchange.
A reader praises Ruth Wyeth Spears books 1 and 2 for sewing home decor items. The letter describes making slipcovers curtains and sheets and asks for trimming advice. The note notes discounts and offers with address in Chicago for ordering the books.
A fragmented column mocks wedding miscalculations and male vanity while musing on golf drawing men outdoors. It laments traps of being taken in by suckers and ends with a poetically dark note about relief from writing.
Advertises Dr Peery's Dead Shot Vermifuge as cheap relief for worms in children or adults. Claims medicine kills worms and promotes quick recovery. Lists price 50 cents a bottle and mentions Wright's Pill Co New York address.
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