Truth Proclaimed by Those Who See It
A concise aphorism attributed to Henry VIII era, urging bold proclamation of truth. The quote emphasizes courage in sharing clear, just beliefs without seeking approval from others. Its historical attribution remains uncertain.
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Henry
Roy L. Smith
Florida rains bring relief as legislature faces long session
Babson Park Florida April 8 1939 editorials note a recent good rain saving farmers water bills and discuss a cold snap with a 60 degree reading. The Florida legislature sits in Tallahassee at six dollars per day plus many attaches and salaries. The piece quotes Fort Myers Free Press on the likely outcome of the session. It reflects on Easter themes and religion citing Dr Frederick C Grant and a discussion of Jewish history. It mentions Easter sunrise service at Bok sanctuary and a carillon recital by Anto Brees. It covers local visits by Herb Moser and Mr and Mrs Keyes with former Estherville residents now in Florida, plus seeds from a Japanese gourd planted in Nichols yard and healthy citrus urging.
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Florida
Tallahassee
Fort Myers
Bok
Anto Brees
Herb Moser
Orlando
Will Keyes
Whitney
Keyes
Winter Haven
Manchester
Iowa
Nichols
Babson Park
John Rhodes
Emmet
Dolliver
Moser
Winter Park
Agricultural Department
Washington
Estherville
Rhodes
Lake Wales
Danger from overheated radiators cautionary tips
Do not remove radiator cap while hot. Use a rag and turn face away when lifting the cap. Allow cooling before adding water to prevent cylinder block cracking or a boil over. Check antifreeze level regularly. It’s Smart to Drive Carefully.
Bible influence and inch debate in the nation
A column discusses the King James Bible as a literary masterwork and notes a modern edition that preserves old text in a readable form. It then examines the proposed slight inch length change for standardization, the risky outlook for a new housing boom under FHA terms, and labor wage pressures shaping costs, with calls for a consumers lobby to check price policies.
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James I
England
Congress
America
Washington
Woman writer questions perfect husbands appeal
A female author argues women cannot judge if they would like perfect husbands, asking how they can know in advance. The remark challenges assumptions about marital standards and personal contentment.
Orville Wright and the Wright Brothers Flight Legend
Orville Wright read of Lilienthal in Dayton Ohio and, with Wilbur, built a bicycle shop, dreamt of flight, and after four years of glider tests at Kitty Hawk, launched the first powered flight on December 17 1903. The moment changed civilization and set humanity on the path to aviation.
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Orville Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Lilienthal
Wilbur
Wright Brothers
Kill Devil Hill
Kitty Hawk
North Carolina
Orville
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