Perfectly Just and Sound Mind Is A Rare Value
A brief note highlights the rarity and value of a perfectly just and sound mind, framing clarity of judgment as an esteemed, scarce trait.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1937
Page
7
A brief note highlights the rarity and value of a perfectly just and sound mind, framing clarity of judgment as an esteemed, scarce trait.
A recipe describes serving pineapple on a lettuce leaf with dressing and a topping of cream cheese and a preserved cherry. It includes instructions to press through and assemble, with sugar adjustments and a double boiler heat step then fold in beaten eggs and whipped cream to chill.
Sugar coated laxative pellets advertised for children and families. Effective relief promoted by Dr Pierce’s brand in a compact early advertising notice.
A concise reflection quotes Robert Burton calling the greatest vanity the bragging of gentility. The remark critiques social pretensions and class display as empty pursuits.
The piece rails at Congress for rushing an embargo on arms to Spain, accusing leaders of chasing public demand, bypassing neutrality, and risking future policy by not applying the ban to all nations. It critiques Roosevelt era power dynamics and calls for clearer executive versus legislative roles.
The quiz lists questions on myths bodies anatomy law and geography with answers noting Achilles Styx and India man terms. The provided answer key includes Styx for question 1 and a definition for the India man as a ship in the Indian trade.
Latin phrases with translations include bonum the common good dux femina facti the leader of the deed a woman and parol e d honneur word and honor plus phrases like nunc aut numquam now or never.
A brief aphorism attributed to Cato notes that good breeding is enhanced through dialogue with refined company, underscoring social polish and courteous discourse.
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