WHEN THE OTHER MAN IS HIT
A reflective piece questions why people feel superiority or self praise when hearing of others misfortunes. It contrasts reactions to Jones’s failure and Browns’ runaway marriage, suggesting self-justification may stem from lack of personal sorrow experience and a bias toward calculated moral fitness.
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Jones
Brown
Life's Sails and Life's Choices
A Wellspripe quotation urges setting life sails by shaping ideals and purposes. It argues that wind and experiences push people to ruin or harbor, depending on how sails are set and what one values.
Indelible Pencil Check Trick Circulates Among Hosts
A nervous man seeks to pay a host without a pen and ink. A friend offers an indelible pencil that becomes ink when moistened. The man signs the check with the wet pencil and jokes about survival tricks.
Big Hailstorm Hits Downieville Snow Tent Country
Nevada City correspondent reports a severe storm in the Downieville and Snow Tent area with hailstones the size of small eggs, killing four chickens and knocking several others over. A Goodyear bar grade tree was struck by lightning and remained burning. George Cooper's ranch near Snow Tent noted the large hailstones.
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Snow Tent
Goodyear Bar
George Cooper
Nevada City
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Joint meeting to plan Riverdale fraternity hall
On Thursday evening December 5 at the Village Hall Riverdale committees from local organizations meet to form a stock company and build a mid point fraternity hall between Riverdale and Dalton. Modern Woodmen lead initiatory steps with others showing interest.
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Riverdale
Dalton
Bundle of Clothes Found Beside Calumet River Mystery
Frank Bersechinski discovered a clothing bundle on a riverbank near the Calumet, including a vial with powder and an atomizer wire. Police examined the items but found no clear cause or victim, while local notices and social news fill the rest of the item.
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Calumet River
Illinois Central
Frank Bersechinski
Gus Fleischhauer
John McElligott
No Offense Intended
Robert Browning recalls a dinner at a grand English house where a Duchess-friendly guest asks if he is a poet. He replies that people sometimes call him Tam. The duchess apologizes for mentioning famous poets Byron and Tennyson to ease the moment.
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Robert Browning
Brownin
Byron
Tennyson
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