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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
3
A university president criticizes the worship of wealth in modern times. He recalls a young man asking whether riches or brains are more estimable and notes that wealth is often used to prove intelligence. He laments laws framed to control people in the name of their own good.
Mrs Frances A Pyle of Waterloo reports severe stomach distress and liver pain improved after using the Discovery product. She describes persistent headaches and weakness before treatment and says she hardly believed the recovery. Available in tablet or liquid form through all dealers.
A Thrift Magazine item by Harry Daniel argues that constant optimism has limits especially in finance and street safety. It warns that excessive optimism can lead to scams and poor judgments, and suggests measured worry and caution yield longer happiness.
Cecil Rhodes rejects the idea that statesmen must wear respectable attire. He routinely wore old clothes and a slouch hat, opposing a proposed sumptuary regulation in Cape Parliament. Sir Gordon Sprigg, by contrast, enforced formal dress, but Rhodes’ stance drew agreement from most honorable members.
Edward C. Farnsworth of Portland Maine has added another hornet nest to his growing collection. He has now twenty seven nests hung around two rooms of his home, each found by him during his woodland rambles.
The maximum authorized draught for vessels passing the Suez Canal increased from thirty-one to thirty-two feet. Ships drawing up to thirty-two feet may transit, whereas previously a draft of thirty-one feet was the limit.
Edison of France known as the Edison of France spoiled a party held in his honor for his eightieth birthday by refusing to attend. He cited reluctance to reveal his age and said he had other things to do, disappointing guests at the celebration.
The Waldensians formed as early reformers about 1170 led by Peter Waldo, a Lyons merchant. They established principal centers in the Piedmont Provence and Dauphine Alps regions.
A vintage guide extols oranges and other citrus for winter meals. It offers recipes for Orange Meringues, Orange Mint Cup, and Orange Ice Cream, and notes health benefits, digestives, color, and varied garnishes. It also describes glaced fruits and a sugar syrup method for candying.
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