Not the Same
A fragment notes a conversation about a person named Binks and his pretensions. The speaker contrasts past elations with current opinions, mentioning the influence of di ufistus and the nostalgia for “salad days.”
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
4
A fragment notes a conversation about a person named Binks and his pretensions. The speaker contrasts past elations with current opinions, mentioning the influence of di ufistus and the nostalgia for “salad days.”
In twenty years thousands of physicians report resinol and resinol soap relieve eczema. Initial use brings itching and burning under control and clears symptoms. Druggists endorse the treatment, claiming unmatched professional approval.
A young pastor challenges an aging mentor on lengthy sermons. The wise parson admits long sermons tire him but justifies them with his plan for extended vacations, reflecting on ministry style.
A young narrator recalls courting Milly and playing in the snow. He admits not planning marriage yet but hints she may marry him someday if he has the nerve to ask. The memory centers on affectionate mischief and a budding romantic resolve.
An ambitious girl, hampered by nervousness and hysteria, reports that Grape-Nuts powered her recovery. She describes improved sleep, reduced headaches, renewed study, and later teaching, crediting Grape-Nuts daily for lasting health. The letter, signed Lys, promotes Postum Co. products and The Road to Wellville.
The Corporation Commission completed the statewide appointment of county tax assessors to oversee the 1915 general real estate reassessment under the new revenue and machinery act. Each will begin May 1 and work with listers, then join county officials for final equalization.
Commissioner of Agriculture Graham received a letter from G W Wishon of Larchmont New York seeking to buy a thousand acres or more of land suitable for sheep raising for correspondence with parties in the state. Adjutant General Laurence W Young ordered out Hendersons Company C of the North Carolina National Guard citing care and attendance issues. Captain J E C Bell remains in command and citizens may organize a new Henderson company. Insurance licenses in North Carolina expired as renewals pour into the State Insurance Department. state hosts about twice as many insurance firms as its size and population, with no evidence of companies halting activity.
The lesson reviews Samuel's cautious obedience to God's plan to replace Saul with David. It traces Samuel's steps from the rejection of Saul to the anointing of David, noting David's youth, character, and readiness to serve God, as well as the broader moral about inner character versus outward appearance.
Train timetable announces schedule in effect October 14 1914 for the Carolina and Yadkin River Railway. It lists southbound No. 21 with daily morning departures and indicates times shown are not guaranteed and subject to change without notice.
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