For the Gander and The Gander- A Witty Exchange
A fragmentary piece contrasts comedy and seriousness in life. It muses on love, commitment, and the ironies of sentiment, ending with a note on vanity and victory in defeat.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
3
Location as a Mindset Elevates Education Over View
The piece argues that location shapes life but true vision comes from education and thought. Reading and reflection lift one's view beyond physical vistas, enabling understanding of humanity's history and future, regardless of wealth or place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatterton
Origin of Printmaking Traces to Florence Goldsmith
The article recounts how Tomaso Fini guerra of Florence used niello inlay on plates and, by rubbing soot and oil into engravings, produced a crude print when a plate was laid on paper. This incident sparked the development of printmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomaso Fini
Life and Faith in Latin Verse of Early Prints
The piece discusses life, happiness, and God as inner guides, contrasting daily toil and legalistic aims with spiritual depth. It references copper plate engravings from the mid fifteenth century portraying the Passion, and notes the birth of renowned engravers Duver and Michaelangelo in the late fifteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duver
Michael
Angelo
Ancient ideas on trees as living beings and habitats
The ancients believed trees housed spirits and possessed spiritual life. They thought tree gods and tree dwellers like dryads linked to specific trees, so harm to the tree meant harm to the spirit within, with the juniper cited as a common habitation tree.
Barnyard Creatures Echo Rooster and Duck Calls
The scene features Miss Hen and Mr Rooster along with Red Top and Mrs Gray Hen. Mrs White Hen Miss Fidget Fashionable Hen and Sir David Duck join in with quacks and cackles as the ducklings echo their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hen
Mr. Rooster
Red Top
Mrs White Hen
Miss Fidget
Mr. Duck
Sir David Duck
Food Talk Ends In Breakfast For Barnyard Friends
A noisy morning in the barnyard centers on animals chatting about food while all are hungry. The discussants include Mrs Duck Mr. Turkey Porky Pig and Red Top who reflect on family habits and dawn rising before breakfast finally arrives and they eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Duck
Quack
Mr. Duck
Sammy Sausage
Red Top
Pinky Pig
Porky Pig
Mrs Pink Pig
Percival Pork
Grandfather Porky
Mr Rooster
Foods We All Like Sow Sad It To To Sit And Pine
A 1938 Western Newspaper Unica cooking column encourages lighter summer dishes with vegetables and fruits. It provides recipes for Chicken Loaf With Peas and Chop Suey With Liver, detailing ingredients, preparation steps, and dressings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unica
Satirical quips on narrative excess by critics and readers
The passage parodies literary criticism and novelist tropes. It compares a modern writer to George and recalls jokes about needing explanations for every character action. A lady notes a letter from George about his mother injuring herself, prompting wry commentary on implied meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lyon Phelps
Yale
George
What is the difference between a violinist and a fiddler
The joke answers with a punchline about four inches of hair, presenting a humorous aside rather than a news item.
What Are They Featuring in This Film
A Louisville Courier-Journal note questions a million-dollar expense account linked to a film feature. The item spots possible high costs and scrutiny over production budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
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