Keeping Open the Horizon Collier's essay on renewal and balance
The article argues against life turning stale from selfishness or overwork. It cautions that focus on one path dulls the mind and body and urges maintaining a distant horizon toward new work, study, or recreation to sustain vigor and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier’s
Dogs with special skills outshine men in feats across prey
The text notes dogs specialize in catching rats birds wolves and foxes while humans pursue broader goals. It contrasts a happy healthy disposition with the toll of despair as a cause of disease.
American Investments in Mexico Cautionary Tale
A cautious view on investing across the border argues Americans return from Mexico with little to show, noting that profits depend on stable laws social institutions and public opinion. The piece urges prioritizing domestic investment where protections exist over risky ventures backed by force alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Sunset Reverie on Memory and Possibility
A reflective meditation on sunset as a gateway to memory and imagined futures. The author imagines islands of memory, the Not Yet, and the dreamlike play of color as life’s veiled, uncertain essence.
Transfer and Carriage Offers Train Meeting Service
I have carriage and transfer wagon to meet all trains. Phone 21 or 3387. If the New Mexico Legislature unseats the alleged bribers it will be another reckless innovation by new states overruling time honored precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Roosevelt Writes Speeches at Rail Station
A fleeting scene shows Mr. Roosevelt composing speeches with an old pencil on his suitcase while seated in a railroad station, joking that he cannot qualify as a seasoned newspaper man until he can prepare copy atop a derby hat.
Competition and Manners in a Crowded Marketplace
The piece argues that competition shapes manners across business, politics, and transport. It contrasts bosses and self serving leaders with publicly tested civility, noting that fierce rivalry can refine courtesy, while polite conduct from merchants, railways, and officials spreads goodwill to the community.
Dr Howard’s specific offered at half price by W S Lloyd
Druggist W S Lloyd markets Dr Howard’s specific for constipation and dyspepsia at half price, promising to refund money if the remedy fails. The ad claims a strong sale with customers seeking relief from headaches dizziness sour stomach and liver trouble. It also notes Captain Hobson studying alcohol effects and hints at a political scrap between Colonel Watterson and Mr Beckham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Lloyd
Dr. Howard
Hobson
Colonel Watterson
Mr. Beckham
Dean's Regulator cures bilious attacks 25 cents
Great difficulties were bravely met by the cameramen in getting flood pictures, but some newspapers encountered nothing worse than the dust on last year's cuts.
Love and Law in Christ’s Fulfillment Teachings
A theological meditation argues Jesus fulfilled Mosaic Law through perfect love and sacrifice. It contrasts Pharisee ritualism with inner spirit, urges followers to mirror divine love, and notes forgiveness through the High Priest imputing merit. It warns of consequences for unresolved offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Israel
God
Messiah
Jesus
Abraham
Coman
Montgomery Circuit Court Sale of Ramsey Estate at Mt Sterling
In equity, by order of the Montgomery Circuit Court rendered April 1912, the executors J. R. Brother and RE Goodpaster offer at public auction at Mt. Sterling Court House to highest bidder on six months credit the undivided interests of Richard Apperson in three Mt. Sterling parcels. Sale at 1 p.m. on court day. Bond with security to pay purchase money with interest. terms and bond conditions noted. a portion retained until full payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Circuit Court
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Richard Apperson
Montgomery County
Kentucky
R. Apperson
C. & O. Railway
Sycamore Street
J. T. Woodford
W. P. Apperson
Taylor Fitzpatrick
E. T. Rice
Camargo Pike
Main Street
Mike Holland
Peter Kelly
W. S. Caldwell
Mary Apperson
Hig Street
C. C. Chenault
J. W. Barnes
Florence O'Connel
City
Holt Avenue
Holt
Gibson
J. M. Oliver
Dr. Moore
J. P
G. D. Sullivan
Montgomery County Court Clerk's
Public Auction of Mt Sterling Land in Replevin Bond Case
R I Cord as Administrator offers for sale at public auction the Mt Sterling Kentucky land described by metes and bounds under a court day judgment. The sale is on credit of six months at the courthouse door. A portion of the land is exempted from conveyance. A bond to Master Commissioner secures the sale.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hanna
Gale
Thos. Kennedy
Mr. Sterling
the Florist. Ditt
Grates
G. H. Stother
Bank Street
Robinson & Moore Court St
Mt. Sterling, Kylblor
Atte
Will Bean
Dean
Matthew v
Romanea Citi
J. R. Brother
RE. H. Goodpaster
J. A. Ramsey
R. I. Cord
Admr. &c
Prff
Edith I. Cord
G. D. Sullivan & Co
Sterling, Ky