Love as the enduring measure beyond knowledge
A Denver News excerpt presents Victor E. Southworth reflecting that faith, love, and charity surpass prophecy and learning. The piece contrasts worldly claims with love that endures, seeks others, and comforts those in pain, noting wisdom grows through love not pride.
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Victor E. Southworth
Denver News
A Summer Tale of Conkling and Pauline in Clare
Idle young man Owen Conkling, after three years of travel and scorn for romance, meets Pauline Davis in Clare. He helps her with a bus mishap and buys her misplaced apples to aid her business, then proposes a life partnership as they begin a budding partnership and attraction.
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Fruit
City
Wen Conkling
Pauline
Shafer
Mich
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Apple
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Shafer’s
John H. Raftery
Chicago Record-Herald
Apple Buyer Conkling Haggles Farmland Price at Shafer's
In a late night dash, Conkling travels seven miles to Shafer's farm to buy apples at a slashed price after chasing a rich customer from town. He pays $250 earnest and arranges shipment to Chicago, hoping to outmaneuver rival buyers and secure the deal. A second tale follows a restless suitor trading worn clothes for flowers and a frosty reception over a note. A doctor warns about appetite versus hunger and the health effects of fasting.
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Shafer
Conkling
Misa Pauline
Mies Pauline
Chicago
Union Station
The Men and the Notes Moral Tale
Two men seek fortune in a world where one finds ten dollars and the other flatters luck by altering figures on the bill. The former lands behind bars, the latter profits by deception and faces consequences as a cautionary ledger.
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New York
Gerald
Peer Trutht Ruth Confronts Impossible Race Challenge
A New York Press line hints at a fictional character named Peer Trutht Ruth facing a difficult, racelike obstacle with missteps and defeat implied, set in a satirical or fragmentary context. The quip mirrors a boastful sports metaphor within a literary frame.
American influence seen in London traffic and law
A collage of brief items notes London traffic likely to come under American control, a Russian court awarding a woman $50,000 for dental loss in a Trans Siberian rail crash, Garfield’s sermon at Disciple Church and diverse U S data on farms and wealth, plus curious classroom vignettes and a children’s toy description.
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London
America
The Busy Bee Learns Time Use At School
A moral verse explains how a diligent child uses minutes hours and days to study help others and persist until his will finds a path. It contrasts with crafts and tricks such as making a moving clown doll and a clever egg-in-decanter illusion from a New York Tribune item.
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Navy York Press
Mother
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Freddy
New York Tribune
Judy
Prince Henry of Prussia insured against assassination
The report states Prince Henry of Prussia is insured for 900000 dollars specifically against assassination and payable only if he is assassinated. He secured this policy before sailing to assume command of the German fleet in Chinese waters years ago.
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Prince Henry of
Prussia
East
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