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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
11
A Baptist preacher in a neighboring city performs a wedding for a colored couple. The groom, proud of the bride, pays no fee now, saying he spent all on wedding clothes. Later Dinah explains she will pay once she works. The pastor later receives the fee as a wedding gift back to Dinah.
A late commuter in the Bronx races to catch a moving trolley toward Manhattan. He leaps onto the car, grabs the handrail, and barely clings on as the work car slows and the conductor orders him off. The episode ends with the man wearing a self-satisfied smile.
A Pennsylvania girl, nine years old, is recovering from an appendicitis operation. The report notes her long journey through illness and surgery, with optimism for full recovery as caregivers monitor her condition closely.
According to the American Machin er, it is estimated that over a million and a half barrels of oil are lost each year by the burning of oil wells, indicating substantial waste in production.
After marriage the self made man often finds it necessary to make extensive alterations in life and habits as he adjusts to new responsibilities and patterns of living according to Life.
A compact 1900s style classified item urges readers to act now and stop wasting time. It warns that delay breeds indolence and indifference, framing the message as a concise promotional line from White's Class Advertising.
A compact adage from Benjamin Franklin states that those skilled at making excuses rarely excel in other pursuits. It cautions against excuse making and highlights practical action over justification.
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