Proverb Phrases on Language and Morality
A collection of compact maxims on speech conduct and conduct of scholars. Witty lines urge moderation in talk praise quiet pursuits and caution against quarrels and profanity.
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1893
Page
2
A collection of compact maxims on speech conduct and conduct of scholars. Witty lines urge moderation in talk praise quiet pursuits and caution against quarrels and profanity.
A cryptic remark discusses self belief and the development of fringe thinking as a person believes themselves to be a genius. The sentence references a man and a metaphor about fringe forming on the bottom of the trows ers.
A playful husking bee rule states that a red ear grants a kiss while any other kiss incurs a red ear. The quip reflects social joking about courtship norms tied to ear color signals at communal harvest events.
A thinking man treats strangers as fellow world citizens, proving his heart is a continent joining distant islands rather than an isolated island.
A reflective piece on how quiet contentment can foster neglect and drift into indifference. It uses a fable of losing a suspender button while picking up a lady's handkerchief to illustrate the cost of misplaced priorities and the need for active care.
A reflective glimpse contrasts youth’s charm at twilight with the plain perseverance of women who toil in the morning kitchen. The text suggests beauty found in everyday grit as twilight fades to work and duty.
The text argues that lingering sin is the real cause of little interest in salvation. It claims flimsy excuses for not becoming a Christian stem from inner sin, and that only the spirit of grace can remove it.
The remark condemns intimate acts at church fairs. The piece adds a romantic, moonlit fantasy about cheaper indulgence, suggesting a cynical view of courting and payment for affection.
The Nation marks May tenth anniversary of Stonewall Jackson's death with eloquent tributes to Confederate and Union valor. Citizens recall battlefields, sacrifice, and reconciliation, honoring heroes while praising restored unity and peace after war.
Last week in New York there was a severe market panic as several large firms failed and credit froze. Wall Street lost confidence in the currency amid fears of a silver basis, with lenders suspending credit to force Treasury bond action.
The notice promises to give 25 books to every subscriber for 25 cents and grants 25 extra books to anyone who recruits a club of ten subscribers, advising readers to order the books by quantity.
An advertisement promotes Compound Oxygen Treatment from Dr. Starkey and Palen at 1529 Arch Street Philadelphia claiming long term success with obstinate chronic cases. It invites readers to request a free 200 page testimony and lists addresses in Philadelphia San Francisco New York Toronto for ordering and avoiding imitations.
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