21 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
Three Lakes Page
Location
Three Lakes, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
1
January 4 1915 notice states all AM accounts will be payable to New North Printings Co in Rhinelander Wisconsin.
County officials awarded two road contracts in Three Lakes: Levy road to Hobbins of Robbins Lumber Co. for 2300.00 and Kloes road to Chas. Godlewski for 750.00. Various residents and visitors are noted, including Mrs. Wr. Bitzer, Miss Ethel Anderson, and the Lowry Lawrence entertainment at LU hall. The article also mentions drainage district work, plantings, and local social events.
The saying reflects that serene, patient minds remain unshaken by fortune or misfortune, moving forward with steady rhythm like a clock during a thunderstorm, attributed to R L Sterea non.
A short, quaint fragment urges keeping sunshine in your heart to ease gray days, attributed to Co Torebla State.
Geza Zichs recounts losing his right arm in an accident and describes writing a book to share how he trains his left limb to perform tasks of two. He details teaching his remaining arm to play piano with great efficacy and aims to aid others in similar plights.
A Chicago Tribune correspondent recalls a family party where many children refused extra helpings while little Clarence kept taking a liberal share. He finally asked to take seedies home for his father’s lunch, saying he could not eat more himself.
Rumors state Rev. Mr. Sharps plans to resign from the ministry. The text mentions party lines and potential career shifts including legal practice and divorce matters, reflecting public discourse on religious and civic roles.
A man is described as mighty lucky if he is born with a good bag voice that makes his words seem round and solemn even when they amount to little. The quote reflects a rural saying attributed to Toe de Eben about how voice can confer weight.
A Woman's Home Companion piece explores imagery of facial light and the heart's warmth, comparing illumination to inner emotion and domestic life. The essay surveys metaphorical language in defining beauty and home, linking outward appearance to inner care.
A clipped quotation attributed to Charlea Kingsley urges self-forgetting to spare others pain, framing memory as a moral choice. The fragment emphasizes personal restraint and the social cost of vanity or self-importance.
A Boston Transcript morsel quotes a successful merchant advising a boy to guard capital and avoid idleness. He notes money talks yet sleeps, stressing prudent, productive use of wealth and steady effort over idle wealth.
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