Temper Control Key To Jones Golf Fame Says Essay
The essay praises Hobbia Jones for mastering anger and temperament after self discipline. It argues self mastery is essential for any great task and notes Jones will succeed in life, golf, and work. Eccentric genius is common but control turns potential into lasting achievement.
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Hobbia Jones
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Everyday Good Things to Eat Traditions From a Garden Kitchen
A 1928 Western Newspaper Union feature lists simple recipes and tips. Mackerel baked with cream, dried beef with cream, Vermont chicken soup with lettuce and peas, roast beef with gravy, meat and nut balls in tomato sauce, plus decorative lattice pork top.
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Fairy Story Dinner Partners in a Helpful Kitchen
A talking kitchen cast praises teamwork as lamb roasts and all ingredients from water to sugar explain their parts in cooking a meal. Fairy Ybab appears to remind the helpers that thoughtful preparation makes a good pie and dinner possible.
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Dinner Parable Narrated By Viola Brothers Shore
A short reading features Fairy Ybab as a dinner table tale discusses luck and skill, likening people to dishes and meals. It emphasizes teamwork and the idea that every part matters to make a meal and life successful. The narrator notes that even a smart woman or player must work with others to achieve happiness and good outcomes.
Reopened Envelope Technique to Re-seal Flap
A guide explains how to reopen a sealed envelope by placing a wet cloth over the flap and applying a warm iron to reseal. It notes caution to avoid damage to paper and ink while reactivating adhesive.
The Blight of Selfishness
A McClure Newspaper excerpt urges readers to resist the blight of selfishness, arguing it underpins war, poverty, and misery. It calls for personal strength and faith to abolish selfishness, imagining a world of peace, charity, and shared joy if individuals change.
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Plantain weed haunts human footsteps in lore and lawn
The plantain, a weed plucked from lawns, is linked to myth and folk medicine. Once seen as a cure for bee stings and a poison remedy, it travels with travelers and settlers, its name derived from planta meaning foot, with legends of a mourning maiden turned into the plant.
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Nero as fiddler mocks Rome and self interest warps judgment
The remark about Nero playing the fiddle rather than the saxophone reflects Roman superiority and the idea that self interest clouds judgment. A large venture requires capable leadership and strong resources to navigate challenging times.
Baby Fluid Rules and Fletcher's Castoria Endorsement
Early 20th century advice promotes six month fluid guidelines per pound and post feed weighing to adjust intake. It advocates Fletcher's Castoria as a universal remedy for colic and other infant ailments, touting a vegetable formula, a motherhood book, and a Chas. H. Fletcher signature for authenticity.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
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