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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1903

Page

3

Business Honesty as a Guide for Young Men in Trade

A miscellaneous essay by Jobi Wanamaker argues that business honesty is essential for success, requiring disciplined display and judgment. The piece contrasts honest motive and conduct with the effects of poor advertising and outlines a rigorous golden-rule approach to ethical commerce. It also quotes a statistical note on college women marrying college or professional men, with minimal health differences across classes and children.

Jobi Wanamaker New York Lfe Joan Wanamaker Smith

College Training Favors Woman's Marriage

A study based on the University of Chicago data updates the link between college education for women and marriage rates. It notes many graduates remain unmarried, with rising single proportions across classes, while average marriage ages differ between college and non college women and professional work influences are limited prior to marriage.

C. Holland University of Chiago University of Chicago Duried Mary Roberts Smith Leland Stanford, Jr Ife Fwett Maurites

Imagination the ozone of life and its moral aim

A defense of imagination as vital to religion and moral progress contrasts imagination with fancy. It likens imagination to the star of Bethlehem guiding seekers to Christ, while warning that perverted imagination becomes ruinous, with imagery of the ozone as essential to sustaining higher vision.

B. Sherman Hmerson Tessure Star of Bethlehem

President Elliot Opposes Women in College Athletics

Harvard President Charles W. Eliot argues that women cannot compete with men in athletics. He condemns women shot putting and boating as injurious and says women’s colleges should limit sports to moderation, insisting women cannot reach male athletic levels.

Elliot Harvard Eliot

Unknown Hour of Love and Power in a Century Poem

A fragmentary poem compares time and beauty to a moment of love and divine power. The speaker contemplates an hour that neither named moment nor familiar image can define, yet asserts it as a personal, almost sacred meeting with the beloved. The piece bleeds toward a transcendent union beyond ordinary experience.

When Greek Meets A Tale Of Durham Family Feuds

In a vestibuled car a young girl claims danger from a rich Chicago father and a poor doctor fiancé. The Drake-Durham feud centers on alleged insanity, with money and power shaping the attempt to separate lovers. Years later a western-bound reunion hints at ongoing fallout.

Robert Durham Lowell Ioan Jack Lowell David Drake Chicago Edith Durham Colllege Drake Jove Washington

Conductor remarks on the family visit after a stroke

A fragment from the Indianapolis Sun shows a conversation about a married couple visiting a father who suffered a stroke. The dialogue includes thanks to Mr. Lowell and a forgiving father, with light banter about Lowell being “a brick” and a remark about Greek meeting Creek.

Lowell Dad Condictor Creek

Justice and simplicity in Virginia magistrate tale

A Washington lawyer returned from the Virginia mountains recalls a Rappahannock county magistrate who balances justice with farm duties. While milking a cow, the magistrate handles a drunken arrest, orders two dollars fifty cents plus costs, and delivers a practical, plain approach to law and order.

Washington Virginia Rappahannock County Washington Star Rapphanilock County

Speech Fragment Delivers Nonsense Dialogue in Fragmented Text

A garbled quotation presents Aly Polk and Mias Baril amid disjointed lines about delusion and delay. The chaotic excerpt hints at stalled work and a pun about baldness, with nonsensical phrasing and unclear context.

Aly Polk Mias Baril Philiaselpha Press

War on Rio Grande Exploits by Rangers and Raiders

A Texas frontier veteran recounts relentless rear-guard fighting along the Rio Grande. He details clashes with Mexican rurales, cattle thieves, smugglers, and frontier desperadoes, including ambushes, raiders driven back after cross-border skirmishes, and a canyon battle that left seventy raiders dead and forty Mexicans plus ten Rangers killed.

Alverlen Cianth Texas Rangers Alain Rio Grande Mexico Argentina Ciudad Juarez Hever Don Tle

South African Soldier Death Notes Cause Confusion

A misdated register entry records a soldier killed in battle later listed as dying by mistake. He died from injuries, with conflicting notes stating death by colonel’s order. The incident touches regimental record keeping and hospital treatment amid wartime confusion.

Whigstad

Appendicitis Causes and Remedies In Odd Medical Note

Physicians contend appendicitis stems from digestive imbalance and lowered intestinal vitality. The article cites cases and studies from John Hopkins and Osler noting foreign bodies and fecal concretions as causes, with remedies including hydration and regular bowel movements and odd notes on backward walking for nerve relief.

Jonn ¥. Mitchell Johun Mopkins Hospital Johns Hopking Hospital Osler Montreal

Learning a Trade in Modern Machinist Work Told at Length

The article argues that true learning of a trade in modern machinistry is rare. It contrasts specialization to broadened skill sets, noting many shops keep workers confined to narrow tasks. It cites large shops where individuals vanish in the crowd and yearns for broader, solid training for better employment prospects.

Jines St. Nicholas

Ready Permies on to Ank Might Lask you who owna this au tomobile

Fragmentary OCR reads a pompous citizen questioning a man beside a large touring car on the pavement. The garbled text includes stray phrases about ownership and reference to Automobile Mags Nadine, yielding little coherent context.

Keon Ahead Kookie Your Work and the Inquisitive Chap

A fragmented item notes dialogue about keeping wheat in the show and an advance man’s muted reply about two weeks salary. It cites Cinehimati Wines Star Indies Exporta and states India exported 10,218,185 bushels of wheat last season. It comments on wealth and poverty arising swiftly.

Cinehimati Wines Indies Exporta India

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