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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1923
Page
2
Henry I reportedly first wore furs and Edward III in 1336 barred wearers unable to spend 500 yearly from furs. Also mentions locating faults in machinery with a stethoscope designed in England that compares sounds of faulty and proper parts.
A compact aphorism notes how impatience escalates illness into fever and fear into despair, illustrating a progression of emotional and physical states from mild to extreme. The quote by Jeremy Trylor reflects on escalating misery driven by impatience.
A witty quip notes a supposed skyscraper rising in London. The Boston Evening Transcript mocks the notion by pointing out London’s proverbial lack of sky, creating a playful urban myth about urban height.
A concise epigraph-style notice presenting Lavater’s reflection on speech and silence, noting that gift of speech does not guarantee appreciation of quiet.
A Washington Star quotation notes that the devil has a warm spot in his heart for us, reflecting on comfort and insignificance in the face of hardship. The remark appears as a literary aside or opinion snippet within the page’s prose.
A Boston Transcript quotation advises restraint when anger rises and urges counting to ten before speaking, noting how anger in a spouse can influence communication. The snippet reflects editorial tone on self control and prudent speech.
A reflective note from the Kansas City Star observes that travelers glimpse many unremarkable people on the move. It humorously notes that besides the observer, most seem to be going nowhere as they pass by in transit.
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