Don’t Let Your Spirits Wilt Milk Another Cow
A reflective verse admonishes lingering sorrow from a spill. It suggests improvisation and resilience by milking another cow to mend the mishap and restore cheer.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
4
A reflective verse admonishes lingering sorrow from a spill. It suggests improvisation and resilience by milking another cow to mend the mishap and restore cheer.
In talks over arms limits at Washington, Japan and the United States appear ready to seek defense‑oriented armament, with France pressing for mutual disclosure of armament limits and guarantees. Briand notes France must be assured frontier protection before disarming. Germany and Russia remain vague in world affairs.
The poem traces a child’s mistreatment with old remedies like castor oil and bitter potions, contrasting them with modern science. It celebrates newer medicines that feel as pleasant as candy while noting how health care has become gentler and brighter over time.
The statement emphasizes that the progress ahead holds very great value for both us and the wider world. It frames the forthcoming steps as beneficial and appropriate. It notes confidence that the move will steer developments positively.
Fox Theatre to present Tom Mix in The Big Town Round-Up a Western by William McLeod Raine. The feature promises nonstop action and sensational stunts, with Mix delivering peak performance and thrills throughout.
Focusing on national advertising, F Guy Davis asserts newspapers shaped public opinion during the war and remain supreme for power and adaptability in ad campaigns. He notes newspapers guide consumer perception, follow market trends, and act as partners to traveling sales forces.
A local ads writer urges readers to check yesterday's advertisement and notes early morning purchases. A Georgette blouse is priced at 3.89, with a wedding outfit sold to a Harper bride and a similar sale to her sister two years prior. The shop touts affordable raincoats for children at 2.49 and 3.49 and lists other garments including worsted coat sweepers with tuxedo fronts at 7.50.
A concise note reflecting John Ruskin's view that true composition strengthens each part and elevates the whole, with emphasis on mutual enhancement across elements as a central artistic principle.
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