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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
2
Owners and editor publish a brief note dated October 15 1910 referencing an act of Congress and a cryptic statement about a world event and direction. The fragmentary text names Welle and Brown and hints at publishing activity.
A historical account discusses the Lyceum platform and public lectures by Mr Bryan and other speakers. It notes audience size and interest from both local and national political figures connecting to the Lyceum movement.
The passage discusses citizens voting on A based on merits and party influence, aiming to inspire thoughtful consideration of politics religion books and people. It argues thinking fosters independence in voting and in various endeavors.
The writer describes confessing to a wife absent and visiting mother in law while recalling memories of debauchery and futile protests against reckless behavior. He notes a craving for riotous acts but resists, mentioning social temptations, keeps courage up with a whistle, and contemplates dramatic self-sabotage.
In Goodwin's Weekly a First Presbyterian minister stages a humorous cold weather experiment in church. He reads cold verses from Proverbs and Job to clue the congregation into a chilly illusion, prompting fans to wave and churchgoers to shiver despite 100 degree heat outside.
The article notes that certain animals including the hunter and elephant reportedly shed tears when wounded or distressed. It mentions dolphins, seals, and monkeys as lachrymose, with observers like Sparrman and St. Hilaire citing elephants and aquatic creatures. Malays collect tears of young animals as charms, reflecting reader lore and affection.
A fragmentary item notes a rapid, menacing sense of time with a mention of a woman weaving tofa pillows for a young man, while a gray halo arrival is said to bring mourning. The passage moves toward an unresolved moment and hints at a bid to release a last burden.
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