What Sterne Said About Books and Acquaintance
A compact remark cites Sterne on using books as documents to learn titles and boast of acquaintance. It notes a playful view of literary culture and memory.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1912
Page
7
A compact remark cites Sterne on using books as documents to learn titles and boast of acquaintance. It notes a playful view of literary culture and memory.
A Manchester Union line laments a love that lingers in a man's heart, noting a fine affection that never leaves and quietly waits.
Suffering women are invited to write to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co confidential correspondence in Lynn Massachusetts. Women readers receive personal advice from female staff and letters are kept private. The firm offers a free 80 page text book by mail and urges women to seek help without cost or obligation.
In Little River a sewing society gathering features playful plans for a memorable mischief. Susan Wortly reveals a secret surprise event while Doxie Post and Jabez Foote consider quick marriages and an orphaned farm mayhem. The night ends with unexpected engagements and gossip fading into laughter.
A passenger aboard a slow train questions the stop as the conductor explains a hot box causes the halt. The passenger misreads the situation, while the conductor clarifies the reason for the stop and the heat aboard.
A short wit’s quip from Lippincott's notes a reader asking a congressman for seeds and joking about seeking two or three good summer borders amid political humor.
Rev Dr William B Palmore of St Louis recounted a nocturnal expedition to the Mount Hor tomb in Arabia Petrea. He entered a bare mosque chamber and descended to a natural vault with two chains guarding the entrance before reverently inspecting Aaron's tomb and returning unseen with his guide and guards.
A Frenchman named Phion claims a simple method to seal letters securely. The envelope contains a looped tongue fitted to the upper right corner, fixed by the stamp, making it nearly impossible to access the letter inside without tearing or ripping the seal.
In an English country town a woman rushed the chancel during an anthem and threw hymn books at the minister crying Take him from the church. The minister, astonished, believed a roof stone had struck him. She later expressed regret in court.
An advocate argues against claims women oppose suffrage noting cruelty to women. The speaker recalls a dialogue about a boy and his mother in which the boy fears his sister will catch cold if he stops helping her, illustrating a point about burden and perception.
A Philadelphia physician reports using eggshell lining instead of human skin in several skin graft surgeries. He cites a patient, a woman with burned skin on her back, as successfully treated and argues that using human skin donors causes unnecessary suffering. Only fresh eggs may be used.
Excerpt warns that indulgent parenting spoils children who later cause heartache. It likens unweeded gardens to poor crops and notes excessive motherly love may harm a child in the long run. The moral stresses balanced affection and discipline.
A naval diver in Toulon was attacked underwater by an octopus with 25 foot tentacles. He signaled for surface rescue and was hauled up unconscious along with the creature. The octopus weighed 135 pounds and was stabbed to death after gripping the diver.
A measured voice is a prized asset in life and marriage, valued for gentleness of tone and manner. The piece notes voices can be developed, and mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething remedy for children.
A humorous fragment features a seller touting Red Cross Ball Blue as the best bluing value and a pair of lines about clothes changing a person’s mood. The exchange includes a quip about baths leaving the mind blank.
A young physician arrives at a small crash where all victims walk away. Disappointed, he learns casualties are slight and his chauffeur cheerfully predicts time saved by running errands on the way home.
A humorous exchange from the Houston Post notes an admirer: every time the suitor spoke, the automobile behaved oddly, as if eager to escape. The dialogue hints at affectionate feelings and a playful scene during a late evening outing.
A medical pamphlet asserts that a medicine like Ayer's Cherry Pectoral works best when the bowels are regular and promotes Ayer's Pills as a remedy for constipation. The maker is J C Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass.
A doctor recalls a patient with an unfamed eye asking whether to drop medicine in before or after meals. The physician notes the unusual query in his long medical practice and reflects on handling such odd questions from patients.
A literary quarrel between Doctor Johnson and Macklin turns when Johnson cites Greek and Macklin admits not understanding it. Macklin counters by reciting Gaelic, leaving Johnson speechless as he cannot respond to the foreign linguistic challenge.
Gold hoarding widespread across the Turkish empire especially in rural districts appears in the form of jewelry as people store wealth locally. The practice reflects a preference for tangible assets amid uncertainty and economic strain.
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