Charles weighs duty to God against adults
A child watches his grandmother work doughnuts and pleads that big folks must mind God too. Charles sighs that adults must mind and wonders why little ones bear the burden of obedience.
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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
4
A child watches his grandmother work doughnuts and pleads that big folks must mind God too. Charles sighs that adults must mind and wonders why little ones bear the burden of obedience.
A Yorkshire couple touring London on their honeymoon meet Mrs. Clayton in Regent Street. She offers tea and hospitality at Streatham, remarking how strangers in a strange city feel like old friends as the exchange of good wishes continues.
It notes that Spain's king did not ascend after his father but after his sister Infanta Mercedes, who reigned 160 days after Alfonso VII's death. The Salic law does not apply in Spain and the eldest daughter inherited until Alfonso XI's posthumous child was identified.
A concise line by Richard Barton asserts that beauty enhances inner strength, suggesting beauty empowers resilience and character beyond outward appearance.
Advertisement claims Freezone cures corns and calluses with a few drops costing little at any drug store. The product promises instant pain relief and painless removal of hard or soft corns and calluses from feet.
A witty dialog where Mrs. A notes her husband smokes, and Mrs. B says she is glad and can easily announce where to begin if he complains about economizing. The exchange appears in the Boston Transcript.
No longer need to feel ashamed of freckles. Apply Othine double strength from your druggist night and morning to fade freckles and clear skin. Most users need only one ounce. guaranteed money back if it fails to remove freckles.
Warren G. Harding of Ohio was nominated for president and Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts named for vice president by the Republican national convention in Chicago. Harding won on the tenth ballot with 674 votes. Coolidge on the first ballot with 674 votes. The committee of forty eight announced a third party ticket convention set for July 10 at the Auditorium hotel. James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois said he would seek the Democratic vice presidential nomination at the San Francisco convention.
Washington reports an additional 45 million dollar credit to Germany for meats and other foods. Chile seeks to buy 8 million dollars worth of railroad rolling stock in the United States. Also noted are census increases in St Johnsbury and Appleton, bids on Leviathan, and various other international and domestic events.
The author urges individuals to stop pitying themselves when troubled. He notes others face greater odds and dangers, and argues trouble is a normal part of life. Self pity hinders progress while resilience and action lead to worthwhile outcomes.
For the first time in four years gold coinage resumed in May at the Philadelphia mint producing 15,600 double eagles valued at 300,000 dollars. The shift produced 8,890,000 minor coins worth 1,427,000 dollars including 340,000 half dollars 2,186,000 quarters 4,000,000 dimes and 3,399,000 pennies. Additionally 11,040,000 pieces of silver and nickel were minted for the republic of Cuba.
A whimsical reflection suggests women resemble angels as they seem to be constantly in motion and above everyday concerns, embodying grace and freedom in daily life.
An inspection of 93 Shelby county demonstration plots shows treated wheat seed remains largely disease free with only two fields showing rare black head issues. Officials from USDA, Purdue, and local farmers plan to extend the disease control method across the wheat belt.
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