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Newspaper

Shepherdstown Register

Location

Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1921

Page

8

The Inner Circle and the Great Winter Journey Lesson

A contemplative meditation uses Napoleon’s retreat from Moscow as a stark symbol of spiritual danger. It contrasts the inner circle near warmth with the outer circle in peril, urging closeness to Jesus Christ for safety and journeying toward a heavenly home. The piece then shifts to a mythic tale from China about beginnings, floods, and a moral about cooperation and survival. It closes with a light anecdote about insuring coal yards and a wartime railroad joke.

Napoleon Germany Russia Moscow France Jesus Christ

Proved That Courtesy Pays in Retail Growth Story

A shopkeeper from Syston, Wertheimer, details how courteous service expanded his business to five New York department stores. He highlights early experiences with a hesitant mother and baby carriage customers, showing how courteous acts attracted families. He notes tailoring staff to assist mothers and children boosted sales.

An Syston Leopard Wertheimer New York City Putsie Wexan Ukely New York

Waltzing Mouse Going and the Whimsy of Extinction

The article notes a decline and potential extinction of the waltzing mouse due to age, shifting fashions, and war losses. It cites Ed Hoory of the bird and fwh man, suggesting any remaining creatures may only survive in Japan, while in the country they are remembered as memories of childhood.

ALlmentali# Journal Ed Hoory Japan

Third Eyeid in Animals Claims by Sir John Bland-Sutton

Animale with Third Eyetta asserts that all animals save humans and monkeys have a third eyelid. Turkey’s eye moves via muscles and is often blinking. In some birds and animals the third lid is transparent. Described hazards include trains and desert winds as protective purposes in certain species.

John Bland-Sutton Keon Middlesex Hospital Medical School London Turkey Caspian

Proof Positive and the City Shoes

A twelve year old, Ted, moves to town and grapples with unfamiliar ways. He admires his schoolteacher, who lets the boys walk parts of the way home. Ted observes her fatigue and questions if she could even tie her own shoes, revealing his impression of adult limits.

Ted Dome

Invaluable Relics Unearthed From Greek Excavations

Relics brought to Heht after excavations in Greek Macoflonia for allied military reorganization uncover neolithic tools and vessels of diverse forms. The collection includes ancient jewels emeralds and gold, with tombs dating to the sixth century before Onelet. Finds establish Macellocka’s ancient civilization beside broader Greece. Now under the Greek curator of antiquities.

Enat Greece

Thanksgiving Tale Of Turkeys And Ancient Voyagers

The piece recalls Pilgrim harvests and early New England wildlife, noting vast turkeys and wild fowl legends from John Smith, William Hilton, Thomas Morton, John Josselyn, and William Wood. It contrasts abundance with later decline, urging moderation this Thanksgiving, and adds unrelated notes about Mars, fire safety, a church bulletin, and a traveling salesman anecdote.

John Smith William Hilton Thomas Morton Merrymount Fame Boston John Josselyn William Wood Lynn Northampton Massachusetts Hartford Connecticut Massachusetts Bay Newfoundland Damariscove Island Plymouth Rock Mount Tom

The Value of Being Chilled and Waiting for Fruit

A reflection on how cold-season dormancy fuels growth. Trees store starch as food and require chilling for enzymes to convert it to sugar, enabling fruit. Experiments with greenhouse exposure prove cold prompts blossoming, while warmth yields nothing. Lessons apply to human lives, where hardship sustains future achievements.

The Dead Engine Parable of Duty and Unity

A freight train with a dead big engine struggles up a grade while the small engine tows it. The pedestrian sees this as a parable of shared burdens, responsibility, and faith, urging workers to stand with Christ and not shirk duties in life and in the kingdom.

Kingdom of Heaven Christ

Burdock Blood Busters Promise Pure Health Benefits

Can't look well eat well or feel well with impure blood. Keep the Blood pure with Burdock Blood Buster. Eat simply take exercise keep clean and good health is pretty sure to follow.

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