Go forth this day with the smallest expectations
A reflective admonition urging humility and appreciation for beauty and goodness. It encourages a genial temper to shield sensitivities from the world's friction.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
9
A reflective admonition urging humility and appreciation for beauty and goodness. It encourages a genial temper to shield sensitivities from the world's friction.
The article lists affordable home dishes using leftovers and common ingredients. It covers tripe preparation with cornmeal, apricot sponge dessert, baked ham with brown sugar glaze, scalloped potatoes with meat, and meat leftovers with tomato. It ends with various cookies and cakes including honey doughnuts and orange chocolate cheesecake style treats.
A collection of short moral lines from the Chicago Tribune offering guidance on manners honesty patience and charitable acts. It includes refrains on avoiding costly habits embracing simplicity and finding strength in quiet confidence with daily quotes and reflections.
A collage of aphorisms on self deception grit and habit. It notes that ease in luxury invites weakness while taking responsibility and using learned knowledge marks true strength. It contrasts quick conclusions with slower errors and hints at humor’s value in work and life.
A Thomasville Times Enterprise note comments on youth behavior, lawfulness, and education. It critiques speed in modern life and notes Georgia's child driving law is good but poorly enforced. It also links teacher uniform debates to observed student dress.
The Buffalo Express quotes suggest no man is hopeless when ignorance is concealed and life remains worth living by the perspective one chooses. It urges building a good reputation by acting as one wishes to appear and notes that extraordinary energy can turn ordinary abilities into remarkable success.
A Kentucky clubwoman recounts halting a train to reach Lexington. She paid a boy to tell the conductor the President was aboard, provoking his anger until she quipped that she was the president of the situation. Truth never deudges, no matter who throws mud at It.
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