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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
6
A call urges men of strong Christian faith and upright character to uphold duty over expediency. It argues success lies in the fulfillment of duty, integrity in private life, and voting for candidates of clean reputation, to avoid becoming drones in society.
President Roosevelt urges stronger focus on child welfare in the southern states, calling for reform of child labor, better health and hygienic conditions for children, and greater care to keep sound youth healthy in body and mind for the nation’s future.
Rev G Hodges of Cambridge calls nation in civil war and cites rebel garrisons crippling public services. He accuses mercenary politicians of diverting taxes for personal gain, poisoning streets, corrupting youth, and harming society while posing as gentlemen and Christians.
Yale University President Hadley argues integrity is essential for efficient business and government. A person found to be physically untruthful is distrusted and cast out as society protects itself from deceitful conduct.
Amid expectations of a sharp downturn in trade half a year into the cycle business leaders fear a continued recession with reduced industrial totals. Rail regulation, cautious finance, and policy judgments hinge on public temper and patient legislation to steer toward renewed prosperity.
An editorial urges vigilance against self confident elites and calls for a stable government led by principled leaders over fashionable but ignorant so called good citizens. The piece contrasts kindness with menace and argues for moral leadership to guide society beyond fear of change.
Mrs Clarence Burns, a leading New York clubwoman, argues club participation strengthens homes. She asserts most clubwomen are good homemakers with little focus on dress, claiming clubs broaden horizons and improve companionship with husbands.
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