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Ackley World

Location

Ackley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1901

Page

8

Was He A Coward A Naval Officer Named Childs

The New York Sun recounts Lieut. Childs, popular at the naval academy, who admitted fearing cowardice yet proved brave in duty. His courage showed in battle readiness and integrity, while a failed expedition and a fatal fever revealed the conflict between reputation and fear.'

Petra Brooks Navy Liant Childe Naval’ Academy Childs Maine Havana Harbor Washington Army Naval Academy Othééless Y. Sun

Visiting workers learn via factory exchanges amid trust growth

A historical note recalls a party of skilled workers sent between factories in a trust to study competitors. The costly observation program aimed to glean methods and practices, with managers believing observation surpasses other learning when improving efficiency. The piece highlights experiential insight in industrial evolution.

Alphabet on a Pinhead Engraving Astonishes Baltimore

The engraver H A Houseal etched the alphabet on the head of a common pin, sixteenth inch diameter, with letters A to M around the edge and N to Z inside, center bearing an ampersand. The tiny engraving, about one quarter the size of the Lord’s Prayer on a silver dollar, required about ninety minutes and was readable without a glass.

H. A. Houseal Baltimore American Houseal

Swift's Specific: Cure for Rheumatism Promises Relief

A Washington D C woman reports belatic rheumatism attack severe and prostrating. After poor results from a local doctor she used Swift's Specific and recovered enough to walk without crutches. The ad touts Swift's Specific as a safe vegetable purifier with no opiates and offers a free rheumatism booklet and free medical advice.

James Keil Ninth Street N. H Washington, D., C S.swift S S.S Atlanta

Picnic Prk Revelry Sparks High School Satire

A New York high school girl writes in Youth's Companion about May parties and June walks, contrasting social authority with Hampers as temptations. She comically catalogs party provisions from sandwiches to pies, jokes about chaperones, and notes boys and girls lose zest after luncheon while a bea constrictor nap analogy rounds out the playful essay.

New York Manhattan Kansas Physiology Clues Park Bea Central Park

Water and land areas shape US census comparisons

The census bulletin highlights how water surface affects population density metrics and notes surprising comparisons. It cites Minnesota's extensive water area, Florida’s larger water surface, and Rhode Island’s land size, with implications for understanding regional distances and territorial differences.

Union Canton Chins Canaua Rhode Island Minnesota Lake Superior Florida Delaware Arizona Texas el Paso Massachusetts

Shoppers Under Watch in Downtown Stores

The Chicago Chronicle notes shoppers face constant surveillance in downtown stores. Detectives track movements and purchases, with records kept by each shop and by outside agencies. Names are entered in ledgers, and store staff monitor behavior to protect employer interests.

Chicago Chronicle

Legal Attitude Toward Debts in Domestic Contexts

The text discusses how legal reports and trade journals reflect judgments against entities and how personal responsibility for debts is documented. It notes that a spouse with no private resources or a husband who settles or repudiates debt affects the record, revealing diligence or care in handling obligations.

A Pretty Legend and Odd Anecdotes in One Page

The piece blends a legend of goldenrod transforming from white flowers after rainbow fairies sprinkle gold dust, with humorous vignettes about electrical fans, a quip about chess in Philadelphia, and a courtroom joke. It presents whimsical folklore, social commentary, and light satire across a single page.

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