05 Jan 1928
Page 1
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1928
Page
1
The photograph shows David Mc Daniel, a 15 year old blind inmate of the Utnots School for the Blind in Jacksonville. Born without vision, he learned woodcraft early and can name 21 tree varieties by touch. He joined the Boy Scouts and pursues nature study as a specialty.
George Knap an official in the French reconstruction ministry is described as the most extraordinary map in the world. He holds eight trades and is an expert in consulting engineering electrigan architect botanist physician astronomer and a successful opera composer.
Mary Culbertson Miller Bey relates Helen Crane's efforts to relearn walking and fitness through Right Walking lessons. An instructor details posture, footwork, and balance while advising foot care, chiropodist visits, and foot baths to rejuvenate nerves and restore poise.
Miss Julia Jumping Mouse argues about tails and bodies while Miss Jennie mocks fashion, noting suits must be modest and brownish. They joke about knowledge, then plan bedtime routines and storage of grass for warmth and berries for possible meals.
A study of maritime superstitions focusing on sharks as ominous signs. The author notes sailors’ fear and superstition while offering practical explanations for why sharks follow ships. The piece blends nautical lore with skeptical context about beliefs on death and fate at sea.
For Meditation by Leonard A Barrett urges self reliance over influence in securing and keeping employment. It warns that while friends may offer a start, long-term opportunity depends on personal performance and merit. The piece notes larger jobs will seek those who prove their ability. 1926 Western Newspaper Union.
The piece argues penny pinching can backfire in business. Skipping meals to save money weakens energy and mood, harming productivity and chances for advancement. A proper lunch fuels alertness and pep, helping the boss notice effort and keenness.
A fragment discusses learning chess with focus on staying still rather than moving. The excerpt notes the mental discipline and patience required to master the game and mentions the challenge of maintaining composure during play.
The piece argues that rigid systems in government business and education can protect efficiency but dull thinking. It cites Germany and Russia as examples, recalls a firm payroll system that bred mediocrity, and warns that overreliance on routine blinds innovation and slows progress.
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