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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
6
A collection of essays and reflections contrasts illusions with delusions and argues that faith, imagination, and education drive progress. It extols school as civilization’s finest product, urges diligent study, and warns against dismissing learning for wealth or ease. It closes with a legislative note on funding road improvements.
Dr. Frank Crane reflects on his youth and says he would attend school again. He argues school is the best place for learning and growth, offering invaluable experiences for young people.
A Indianapolis toy balloon giveaway ends with a witty boy asking for two. The man in charge explains one balloon per boy. The child replies that he has a sister who has a brother at home, so he wants the extra balloon for him.
Mr Huckstep hosted a motor boat party to the Pass Sunday afternoon. Towanda residents Mr and Mrs Clark and Mrs Stevens are wintering at Lemon Bay south of Englewood. An evening at Mrs Willets on Palm Ridge featured music dancing and card playing with many local residents attending.
Quote notes a dismissive attitude toward weather prophets with the line attributed to a writer who jokes about disregarding prophesied deluges. The piece mocks forecasters and hedges on attribution.
Sarasota readers learn from Lieut Homer Howard aboard the U S S Mississippi that the Pacific fleet including his ship sails for Panama in January and then Valparaiso Chile where officers and men will visit the Chilean government. He notes the arrival of the U S S Eagle Ten in San Francisco and recalls inviting Lieut Arthur Clarke to dine aboard. He also mentions hosting the entire Florida delegation during the Democratic convention and plans to remain in the service with warm wishes from friends.
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