Love is blind but makes spectacles of some people
Cartoon slogan from Maga zine notes that love is blind and sometimes turns people into spectacles.
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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
8
Cartoon slogan from Maga zine notes that love is blind and sometimes turns people into spectacles.
The piece argues that while youth see a bright future, tomorrow resembles today unless today’s ardent work shapes it. It warns against easy belief in a golden tomorrow and stresses steady effort to make the future real.
Community notes from Little Willow recount a Friday picnic at the Van Dusen ranch with Eastside and Bolton students, a hearty lunch, and a cheerful report. Various local residents are noted visiting, illness and schooling updates shared, and a call for community news participation as the columnist prepares to depart the valley.
They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength and mount up with wings as eagles. Come and worship with us next Sunday. All services will be at the usual hours. H. K. Wallis, Pastor.
A historic overview notes long running hostilities between Sumatra natives and Dutch conquerors. It cites a population under 3.2 million largely unavailable for labor, vast unexplored areas, Achinese warfare since 1599 with over 200 000 lives lost, and persistent guerrilla fighting alongside a Chinese resistance opposed by Dutch troops.
A collage of folk beliefs about trees and luck, paired with a slangy chat from the Youngstown Telegram. The tone mixes superstition about months with R and signs of winter, plus a casual exchange on disguise via false hair in bay windows and department-store cleaning tales.
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