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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1916
Page
1
Governor Sam V. Stewart argues that early travel scarce and crude roads gave way to the pursuit of better highways driven by farmers and city folks alike. He traces road progress from trails to modern highways, noting economic benefits, engineering efforts, and a push for substantial, sustained improvements across Montana. The piece ends by noting the abundance of large libraries worldwide.
The issue highlights a marketplace mindset urging readers to use their purchasing power to seek value. It stresses that every ad, big or small, represents a trusted merchant presenting quality goods from shoes to furniture. The piece frames shopping as civic participation in a community-wide buying season.
The German saint dies with a learned French quip. As life fades he says Je meurs then adds Man kann auch sagen Je me meure. His final interest leans to language over death, reflecting a curious pride in words.
The Washington Star quotes a boy asking what a state of righteous indignation is. The father replies that it is a frame of mind one drifts into because of another person's shortcomings.
In a wry dialogue a father explains sundials timed life while his son, chainless without a watch, jokes about the value of sundials. The exchange humorously contrasts ancient timekeeping with modern impatience.
Humorous quip from the Cleveland Plain Dealer about Augusta, an unusually bright girl who reads novels on the front porch while her mother never asks her to wash dishes. The punchline notes she is sure to break many of them.
A Judge notes the wise move is to invest in a going concern while insisting on knowing the direction of the business. The exchange reflects caution about choosing investments. The saying implies practical evaluation of a company's trajectory before committing funds.
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