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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
8
Endicott, a quiet and awkward guest, stays at a Pine County house party to care for a dying child during a diphtheria scare. He returns to the Saunders cottage as a hero after rescuing little Bob Bowne, prompting Miss Wilmot to accept his proposal with quiet courage.
A Welsh preacher Rev Lewis Powell from Cardiff visits Carmarthen College. He asks two strong students to lift him so he can rise above the others and prove his moral stature. He explains that some look down on him for not being raised in college.
A selection of flowery wisdom and proverbs reflecting Chinese thought. Notable lines include emphasis on self correction and restraint, the folly of self overestimation, and the value of adversity in polishing character as illustrated through aphorisms and street orators.
Forest and Stream notes how sea turtles return to the same beach sites to nest each season. From May through August they crawl ashore at night to dig dunes and lay 90 to 185 eggs per nest, often repeating exact spots year after year.
Lord Harris recounts how Colonel Frank Rhodes guided Mafeking relief by clever heliograph replies to Colonel Plumer. The evasive answers used coded phrases like Naval and military multiplied by ten and As many as there are boys in the Ward family, decoded by Colonel Weston Jarvis and Small Little.
An amateur authoress pressed for word on a submitted story. editor’s reply advised to “put it with the other irons,” illustrating a wry publishing quip when requests for early decisions were denied.
In a Louisville Courier-Journal quip, Bilkins dismisses get-rich-quick schemes while observers wonder about his own fortunes. The joke hints at a stingy heiress connection and marriage as a possible cause.
A veteran recalls decades of trance and the irony that most of it never materialized, in a recent memoir excerpt. The quote highlights memory’s distortions and the gap between aspiration and reality.
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