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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1937
Page
2
A compact humor item from Pearson’s Weekly. A Scotch minister asks Mrs. McPherson if she reads the Bible daily. She shows her chapter and finds her lost spectacles between the pages, a surprising recovery after a fortnight.
A fragmented reflection on public spirit and moral quality referencing Dean Inge. It discusses gentle honesty, the dangers of self praise, and the idea that people love without reason, urging restraint in self-commendation. The text blends aphorisms about truth, friendship, and social virtue.
A reflective piece on how human limitations shape a future world. It explores how personal concerns guide discoveries and what interests loved ones may unexpectedly reveal about our path forward.
The passage argues imperfection is the sole universal flaw and that higher perfection fosters gentleness toward others. It asserts that as people grow more perfect, they become more tolerant and quiet about others’ defects.
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