World News Nuggets and Opinion Snippets
A mosaic of brief notes and remarks spans gold finds in Thibet, a critique of civilization, quotes on charity and Panama, and a mix of oddities from science to royalty. It cites figures like Frank Rockefeller and William Procter while musing on democracy, trust in strong leaders, and a Japan U niversity portrait project with American icons leading the ballot.
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Wiggle for growth and repose in mind and body
A reader essay contrasts child development with adult routine. It argues growth comes from active wiggle while repose favors the mind’s calm, and warns that steady routines suit some but not all, reflecting on aging and enjoyment in fixed habits.
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Lesan
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Father of Trees and Ancient Dragon Tree of Tenerife
The dragon tree of Tenerife is described as 4000 to 6000 years old and once stood over seventy feet tall before storms in 1819 and 1867 felled branches and stripped the trunk. Its name comes from a reddish exudation linked to embalming practices cited from Gauches sepulchral caves. The article notes an estimate of 95,000 American women posing in medical ads.
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Beauty and the Specialists in the Beauty Culture
A New York woman recounts attempts to follow beauty experts advice through sleep, exercise, and dieting. She notes conflicting claims about health and appearance, arguing the pursuit of beauty leads to fatigue and misgivings, while craving rest and self-acceptance.
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New York Press
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Love as a Life Principle in Henry Cope's Sermon
The piece argues love is a life guiding principle not a mere emotion. It portrays love as self giving service, aligning with faith and hope, and cites Jesus as the example. It urges daily acts of kindness as fuel for joy, courage, and human betterment.
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Henry ¥. Cope
In Memory of Almighty by Rev Dr Falk Vidaver
Verse by Rev Dr Falk Vidaver explores memory as a window to immortality and the enduring value of childhood scenes, describing remembrance as a divine faculty and a link between past and present.
Remembrance and Faith Amid Loss in a Rhetorical Reflection
A reflective meditation on memory and divine remembrance. The text contrasts enduring spiritual memory with fragile earthly monument, praising righteous lives and faith through a sermon style discourse. It weaves themes of immortality in God, consolation for survivors, and parallels to biblical heroines and virtuous womanhood.
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Grotesque Notions Meet The Bible’s Most Tender Book
Fragmentary text discusses Jonah’s story and its spiritual value. It contrasts traditional belief with unconventional views, noting the Old Testament book’s longstanding place and its emotional resonance. The passage hints at critical or satirical commentary on interpretation.
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