Wealthier by giving than by taking
A reflective line contrasts selfish living with richer fulfillment found in generosity, suggesting true wealth comes from helping others rather than hoarding personal gain.
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Newspaper
The Mellette County Pioneer
Location
Wood, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
2
A reflective line contrasts selfish living with richer fulfillment found in generosity, suggesting true wealth comes from helping others rather than hoarding personal gain.
Drugstore reports highlight Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as effective for kidney trouble. Insurance examiners note many declined policies lack awareness of kidney disease. Sample bottle available for ten cents by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co.
A brief note hints that pride may precede a romantic reversal as a person falls for someone, with consequences shaping the emotional arc and relationships involved.
The ad promotes Cuticura products to clear pimples and blackheads. Smear with Cuticura Ointment, wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water in five minutes, and use daily for clear skin. It also urges using Cuticura Talcum as part of routine.
A brief workplace exchange focuses on a shoe that won’t fit and a boss joking about stretching the truth. The dialogue highlights tension between practical problem solving and sarcastic humor in a shop setting.
Receipts of hogs were heavier with a midweek steadiness. cattle steadier for good beef and weaker for poorer grades, top beef steer around 9.00 to 9.25. Sheep prices declined midweek with lambs and feeding lambs lower. wheat aided by a Tuesday recovery after Monday loss. Butter remained firm amid rising receipts and shrinking storage.
A young man asks why women become engaged to several suitors at once. She replies that a smoker with one match will likely have it go out, noting the parallel to relationships in a witty Boston Transcript remark.
A short quip from the Brooklyn Eagle advises that the simplest method to convey a message to a friend's wife is to pretend you are speaking in your sleep.
A youth named Philip, slow in study due to lack of effort, absorbs tales of success from his aunt. She praises the Hitler cousins and their progress in school and music. As she departs, he replies gratefully for her attempt to spark ambition in him.
The first public school for the blind was established in Paris in 1784 as a landmark education milestone.
Miss Dorothy Bough, shown clearing hurdles, starred at a Philadelphia athletic meet. She ran the 75 yard dash in ten seconds, tying the women’s record.
A skeptical trans Atlantic liner captain tested Marconi by sending a telegram to his wife from Poledu and receiving a reply at sea. The captain was convinced wireless telegraphy worked after the successful exchange witnessed during the voyage.
A dialogue discusses gasoline odor and inflammability. Mr Chuggins speculates on experiments to conserve motor fuel while noting gas becomes more odorous and potentially less flammable, with humorous asides about the gas driving people away.
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