Something to Think About By F. A. Dalker
A reflective piece urges restraint and kindness, comparing words to water that flows to the world. It emphasizes avoiding cruel words and ridicule, and encourages actions that lift others, touching the “cosmic forces” of humanity to foster love and hope. Copyright notice included.
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F. A. Dalker
The Dilemma of Speaking What We Hear Not
A seasoned judge notes that talkers often miss the mark between words and thoughts. Honest communication requires speaking our thoughts and avoiding mental reservations. The piece argues words are imperfect but necessary, warning against concealed intent that harms personal and professional prospects.
Iddies Six By Will M Maupin
The poem evokes old hymns and sacred songs that lift the speaker toward spiritual solace. It references Joy to the World I Need Thee Every Hour Abide with Me Nearer My God to Thee and By the Waters of Siloam as guiding ideals amid life’s burdens and the hope of heaven.
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Jordan
Classic Cakes and Fillings from a Frugal Kitchen
A vintage baking excerpt offers recipes for sour cream cake filling a maple raisin filling and a strawberry whip. It describes boiling sugars with cream to form a filling then folding in nuts and fruits for rich cake toppings and a light strawberry whipped topping on angel food cake.
The Friendly Path by Walter I Robinson
Walter I Robinson cites Longfellow to urge continuous striving beyond satisfaction. True greatness comes from pursuing higher goals not content with past success. Happy lives stem from service to others and earning the praise of thankful friends.
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Walter I. Robinson
Longfellow
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