Take Advantage Of Pleasant Outings For Rest and View
The note urges taking every good opportunity for pleasant outings to return rested with a new viewpoint, warning that people often make excuses and skip such activities.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
7
The note urges taking every good opportunity for pleasant outings to return rested with a new viewpoint, warning that people often make excuses and skip such activities.
A guide to making cooling beverages for hot days highlights old fashioned ginger water, fruit punch, and strawberry pineapple nectar. It includes precise proportions for each drink, from ginger and sugar to lemon juice, and stresses serving very cold or over crushed ice. A Lincoln quote caps the piece on self improvement.
A vintage recipe list outlines ways to use sour cream and milk in dishes. Quick Cream Cookies, Sour Cream Pie, Graham Gems, Salad Dressing and Sweet Potato Pie are described with ingredients and bake instructions.
Reverend Fitzwater presents guidance for improving Sunday School lessons including clarity of aims, orderly instruction, and engaging explanations. Emphasizes orderly presentation and reverent discussion to foster understanding among students.
A summary of Zedekiah’s revolt and Nebuchadnezzar’s siege of Jerusalem. It covers the time frame from the tenth day of the tenth month of Zedekiah’s ninth year through the city’s fall, famine, Zedekiah’s capture at Riblah, his fate, the temple and palace burning, wall destruction, and the dispersion of the remaining people with Gedallah appointed governor at Mizpah.
Archaeologists debate how the headless body of an Egyptian princess in an ancient tomb was severed. A judge jokes the final words were a domestic dispute quip. A mother and children also offer wry lines about honesty and stretching the truth.
Consumers are urged to inspect every bottle of the well known remedy for infants and children to ensure it bears the proper signature and the notice that it has been in use for over 30 years. Parents are reminded that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
A humorous montage shows characters reacting to taxes, travel, and romance with chaffing optimism. Snippets reveal mistaken priorities and comic misfortune as a playful window into everyday attitudes.
A witty dialogue about railway time tables shows the station master defending timetables as essential tools for passengers to learn train delays and schedules. The exchange highlights the practical value of figures in daily transit planning.
In a bygone courting scene Uncle Joe and Aunt Jane share a moonlit garden moment and a playful test of restraint over a drink The couple now live in a home famed for extreme neatness and Joe proves trained by remaining reserved at the sink The scene ends with a humorous quip about needing water.
A crowd fills the stands as two colored teams seek a substitute fielder from the audience. A tall new player enters, hits a home run on his first at bat, and then proclaims that while a man may die for another's life work he must live for his own.
Lt Cdr H B Parsons in Houston, Texas, enrolls Bryan Dry after discovering he shares a name with William Jennings Bryan. The recruit claims Moonshine Hill as his home, and Parsons confirms a Moonshine Hill exists in Texas before signing him for naval service.
Two six year old boys in Fairmount pass bills and hurry home to rest. A relative asks why they hurry. They reply they must hurry to keep up with each other in the hot weather. Indianapolis News.
A humorously terse remark elevates those who manage all tasks in a pinch, suggesting they deserve more recognition or a light rebuke for overperforming. The line hints at workplace or social dynamics where versatile people shoulder extra loads.
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