Censure and Criticism Reflect on Character and Failure
Statement on how censure and criticism reveal weaknesses and forewarn about future trouble. It argues that truth or falsity of criticism both have implications for character and resilience.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
9
Statement on how censure and criticism reveal weaknesses and forewarn about future trouble. It argues that truth or falsity of criticism both have implications for character and resilience.
One 16 H. P. Traction Engine a 30 x 46 Peerless Separator with Russell Stacker and Heirke feeder a Peerless No 3 Clover Huller a Peerless 14 x 18 Hay Press a 13 inch Blizzard Ensilage Critter a Moline Tractor with plows complete in first class shape to be seen to appreciate condition Will sell any one piece or all for further particulars write or see Hottel Middletown Va
A vintage ad touts Bleachodent Combination as a safe two-part system that lightens surface stains in minutes. The liquid softens stains while a paste removes them, with daily use preventing new stains and claimed enamel safety for children's teeth.
Skeletons dated 7 000 to 10 000 years old were found recently at Point Magu in Ventura County California by a Smithsonian Institution representative.
The article tells of Joe Natin who suffered rheumatism for years and developed a remedy named Allenrhu. He says accumulated uric acid deposits cause symptoms, and his formula dissolves and expels them. He guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer via Boyd Drug Co and local druggists.
The text notes Irish superstition that Friday is very unlucky and warns against opening the door to a stranger or moving a cat between houses on that day. It appears as a fragment with garbled phrases and stray letters.
The Rev. J ee re Seeks appointed pastor of the Marrett Methodist Episcopal Church and Mrs Neff were honored with a reception by the social club in the lecture room Tuesday. E B Sartelle led the program, George T Taylor welcomed the couple, and Rev. Mr Neff urged church unity for a prosperous year. A fine musical program featured the Sunday school orchestra, with solos by Miss Harriet Pearson and Reba Harlee, and violin by Miss Mary Louise Sartelle. Little Margaret Schmidt presented flowers to Mrs Neff. Refreshments followed as attendees met the new pastor and wife.
Sunday services overview with Bible school led by L. L. P, lesson “The Assyrian Exile of Isceh,” sermon “Christ's Intercessory Prayer” at 11 a.m. union service follows. Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p.m. led by Mrs Brown Lovett on “How Jesus Overcame Temptation.” Evening preaching on “A Bad Bargain.”
Public notices urge mid week prayer at the residence of Dr C Clifford on street corner We m with services beginning around seven in the evening. Local contact W L Dude provides details and arrangements.
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