Spiritually Beautiful in the Old Lady's Lesson
A sermon reflection contrasts a poor aged woman with a loving disposition to material wealth. It cites Jesus Sermon on the Mount to argue happiness comes from mercy and purity of heart, not riches. The piece urges acts of kindness to lift spirits, noting true beauty grows with time. Herald Slayton Minnesota.
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Jesus
Mathew
Sea of Galilee
Jerusalem
Tyre
Sidon
Herald
Slayton
Minnesota
Apartment Economy and Large City Renters
The text argues that while apartment living seems intrusive, it proves economical by saving time and money. It cites George M. Forman Realty Trust operating twenty seven apartments housing 1 960 families with a street frontage of 4 441 feet. If houses lined fifty foot lots, nearly nineteen miles of street frontage would be required, making dense buildings valuable in land use and in strong renter demand.
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George M. Forman Realty Trust
In some of the oil boom towns of west Texas water selling
In oil boom towns of west Texas water has become a scarce and traded resource as wells surge, prompting sellers to price it for local buyers. Residents report rising costs and quick sales amid thirsty communities and booming oil activity.
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West
Texas
Sound approach to boys welfare agencies
The article argues that boy welfare should promote opportunity through effort not protection. It places home school church and community clubs ahead of other organizations and notes both under privileged youths needing guidance and exceptional youths deserving stimulation without overlooking either group.
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Boys’ Clubs
Scottta
Changed Aspect Of Religion Blends Politics Society And Faith
A historical discussion argues that politics has merged with economics and daily commerce, eroding its distinct identity. Religion is likewise moving beyond worship becoming social cooperation and fellowship across Christianity Buddhism and Islam.
Dugan’s Nine Hour Revival Stuns Medical World
Philadelphia man William Dugan reportedly lay dead for nine hours after drowning before doctors revived him. He regained consciousness and described a dreamless sleep with placid oblivion as medical staff debated what the incident means for life after death.
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William Dugan
Philadelphia
Dugan
Gomkow
Plans to Beat Unemployment by Economic Foresight
Article by Rome C Stephenson of the American Bankers Association argues against compulsory unemployment funds and pure business stability. It urges national economic foresight by industry to prevent repeats of unemployment, advocating long range plans to smooth production and distribution and reduce booms and slumps.
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Rome C. Stephenson
American Bankers Association
OME
United States
Husband missing woman found living nearby
Mrs James Bennon of St Louis reported her husband’s disappearance three months ago and now finds him living with another woman two doors away.
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James Bennon
St. Louis
Hancock man finds heirloom cone and mud turtle with grandfather’s initials
Fred Ware of Hancock New Hampshire finds a mud turtle bearing the carved initials of his grandfather on its shell. The marks were made twenty three years ago indicating a family heirloom connection and a lasting link to his ancestor.
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Fred Ware
Hancock, N. H
Young Husband Catches Bride In Quiet Moment
A line from a popular novel describes the young husband catching his bride in his arms and later perhaps in his pockets, suggesting intimate restraint and playful concealment within the scene.
US aeroplane pays total of 850 100 year ly taxes
A US aircraft operator settles a combined payment covering gasoline tax registration and license fees totaling 850 in the year.
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U. S. Aeroply
Individual responsibility in economic stability and banking
The article argues for a national plan where industry, banking, and individuals share responsibility. It stresses prudent credit use, avoiding overproduction, and building a balanced economy. Individuals must self-insure, save, and budget responsibly to shield against sickness, unemployment, and financial shocks.
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United States
Observing Rainbows and the Circle of Sight
The rainbow appears along the circumference of a circle whose center aligns with the observer. No two people see the exact same bow. The rainbow’s width grows as raindrops shrink in size.
Its Cost Prohibitory Beryllium Material Note
Beryllium is described as almost a third lighter than aluminum and highly scratch resistant to all acids except hydrofluoric acid. The text notes its remarkable alloying powers and states its production is currently prohibitively expensive.
He Could Get a Headlight
Diogenes sought an honest man and would again face a similar task locating a lan tern in modern times, noting the difficulty of moral discernment. The Fort Worth Record Telegram quotes the aphorism as a reflection on honesty and progress.
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Diogenes
Fort Worth
First Speech as Elected Leader, a Mind Gauge
Unreliable Jud Tunkins remarks that a man’s first post election address is as doubtful an indicator of future disposition as a commencement essay. The Washington Star comment questions how early speeches predict governance.
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Jud Tunkins
Washington Star
Not Convincing Boss Show Draws Critique
Jud Tunkins says a man who seeks to prove he is boss tends to stage an exhibition that is neither entertaining nor instructive, as noted by the Washington Star.
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Jud Tunkins
Washington Star
Potatoes to Rubber and Pie Crusts Comment
A Newars Evening News quips about converting potatoes into rubber after perfecting the process and then turning to restaurant pie crusts for further innovation.
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Newars Evening News
About Ourselves and the First Lesson of Life
The passage urges self restraint by not sharing personal sorrows with outsiders and avoiding self pity. It warns against viewing oneself as an exceptional case and emphasizes humility over public display of private pain.
Watch Your Digestion Says Famous Pessimists
Two renowned pessimists Carlyle and Schopenhauer endured lifelong indigestion as noted by American Magazine, highlighting their chronic digestive woes alongside their reputations.
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Carlyle and Schopenhaver
American Magazine
History Lesson on Ambition and Happiness
A quotation from American Magazine notes that ambitious men rarely find lasting happiness. It argues that even with achieved goals there remain new dreams to pursue, implying continual striving shapes fulfillment.
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American Magazine
Nature's Law: Responsibility and Power to the Able
The quote asserts that duties move toward those who can bear them and power rests with those who know how. It highlights merit as the driver of influence and obligation.
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Elbert Hubbard
Coined Expression 4 nonce word creation in history
The passage explains nonce words coined for specific events or moments, often to describe historical or political happenings. It notes these coined terms arise from necessity and capture unique circumstances in discourse.
One Point of View on Simplicity and Value
An essay fragment argues that many things are utterly unimportant and urges trying life with fewer possessions to test what truly matters. It emphasizes introspection over material accumulation and questions conventional value.
Snappily Said on Vices Virtues and Perceptions
A collection of aphoristic quips on delay danger cynicism fame and appetite. It notes small town crowds the charity of pass the hat and quirks of breakfast talk while contrasting genius and talent and commenting on insomnia venison tables and social behavior.
Time for Others Sorts Welcomes Helpful Hands
A brief editorial note from the Grand Rapids Press urges readers to share an hour with someone who lacks time or companionship. The piece emphasizes practical kindness and neighboring care, inviting residents to offer company to those who feel isolated.
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Grand Rapids Press
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