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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1904
Page
8
A compact piece of wit and social commentary from PERT PARAGRAPHS. It jokes about love money manners and liberalism and uses humorous aphorisms on relationships wealth and spending. The tone is light and pointed with multiple quips about human folly and propriety.
A jagged verse fragment contrasts a rival team dubbed the vacant lot nine with playful notes on leap year romance. It critiques gender expectations and male hesitancy in proposing, ending with a cautionary scene of delayed marriage talks.
A fragment from a humorous piece with quips about heat, a peach country in Kansas, farmers' daughters, and a dog’s life. It pivots on a playful comparison of cat and dog lives and a line about heat in a warm retreat.
A fragmentary verse scene describes a man returning to Washington to draft statutes, leaving his new conscience with a hired man. The exchange ends with a childlike question about a favorite animal, and the answer is a kitten.
Fragmentary note hints at financial strain and a request for payment. No clear names or dates available. text suggests someone arguing that money is owed for hard work or services rendered.
A philosophical tract argues that humanity moves beyond half measures toward a rational, expansive liberty. It contends ethics, politics, and science share a goal of absolute understanding, with altruism near the ultimate aim and liberty earned through enduring experience.
Supreme Court Justice Brown argues poverty fuels ambition and that inherited wealth thwarts progress. He cites Webster, Clay, and Lincoln as examples from humble origins, praising self-reliance over privilege and stressing the potential of poor boys to achieve eminence.
German ambassador to the United States argues the college path aids careers by citing graduates and university rolls. The piece challenges pessimistic views that higher education harms the young, presenting evidence from various institutions and notable graduates.
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