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A reflective note on human faults and the hope for noble propensities to curb aggression. The quote urges continual self awareness and impatience with faults as a path to virtue.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1923
Page
4
A reflective note on human faults and the hope for noble propensities to curb aggression. The quote urges continual self awareness and impatience with faults as a path to virtue.
A collage of holiday musings and light political notes in Plattsmouth echoes Christmas shopping urgency, regional weather jests, and social humor. References to bottled nostalgia, local merchants, and mock forecasts mingle with hints of national politics and festive cheer.
A Wisconsin man who confessed to decapitating his wife and burying her body was twice examined by alienists as mentally deranged but not confined. The piece argues society risks more like him at large and warns the system delays imprisoning dangerous criminals.
A National Association discussion advocates railroads suing careless drivers for grade crossing accidents. The author argues trains are on their tracks, drivers are trespassers who should heed warning and look both ways. Safety devices help but cannot prevent all speed related collisions. drivers must use common sense to reduce deaths.
The author argues fear is the world’s greatest disease, provoking panic that unsettles the nervous system and worsens digestion and resistance. Hypochondria and neurasthenia are seen as products of fear, while those who do not fear diseases are better able to fight illness.
Medical science links fear and bravery to adrenal gland activity near the kidneys. Excess activity can cause timidity while underactivity yields vague dread of disaster. Fear harms careers as much as health, whereas confidence and lack of fear propel success.
The piece cites Voltaire on time as both endless and fleeting and warns that procrastination harms career progress. It notes the critical 20s to mid 30s as key years for building a foundation, urging readers to guard time and seize opportunities.
A reflective column argues privacy is sacred and unwanted social touch can be intrusive. It contrasts boisterous greetings with personal boundaries and critiques public over familiarity, referencing historical figures and political shifts in a satirical tone.
The essay argues that people value what costs effort, blaming reckless spenders is unfair when money is a byproduct of others labor. It credits a disciplined spouse and condemns those who spend freely, noting entrusted public funds carry shared responsibility.
A reflective note praises earned money as genuine pay for labor. It asserts money represents effort and is treasured, while fault lies with those who supply it without strings or obligations.
The article argues that most accidental presidents failed to secure a full term, citing Theodore Roosevelt as an exception. It notes Coolidge’s weaker historical standing and suggests examining how vice presidents elevated by death fared, starting with John Tyler after Harrison’s death.
For sale or trade 348 acres on river bottom with 188 acres farm land and the balance pasture two miles from Bloomington Nebraska good improvements 125 head of thoroughbred Hereford cattle write R E Doud Plattsmouth Nebraska d22 2w sw
For sale pure bred Buff Orpington cockerels from Mrs D R Topliff Murray Nebraska 2412 and Rhode Island Red cockerels at 1 50 each from Mrs Julius Reinke South Pend Neb two to three months old.
Home Savings and Loan Association files in Cass county District Court a mortgage foreclosure suit against Albert D. Welton and others including Bessie Birdsall. It seeks a judgment for any deficiency after sale proceeds and general relief. Answer due by January 28, 1924. Attorney G. E. Hager represents plaintiff.
Trenmore Cone is out for the WU senate bid as observers note he will likely miss the first milepost. pundits caution on political momentum and ballet watch.
Ambiguous reports from Greece suggest the king lost the election though the result is not clearly stated. A reflective note critiques women keeping powder puffs away from soot to avoid ruin, reflecting social concern amid political tension.
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