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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1902
Page
7
The article argues masterful leadership rests on choosing capable heads rather than overcontrolling. It notes many fail when they lack skill to hire and empower competent department leaders who implement plans. A strong executive duplicates themselves by finding superiors to run tasks, creating scalable success across ventures.
An old woman visits a registry seeking a maid aged eight to twenty two who loves mushrooms. She explains she will test mushrooms with her future maid to ensure safety, insisting prior maids failed and that Providence led her to this cautious rule. The exchange highlights unusual hiring criteria and a pragmatic, risk aware approach.
Marjory's first rural experiences delight her with green growth cows and horses while a surly dog at Hector's place looms as a ward. She hesitates to walk to the village after a polite invitation, wary of potential trouble and seeking permission to go.
The village inn at Norto and Philip named the George claims to be England’s oldest licensed village alehouse with a license dating from 1387. Its picturesque, overhanging stories, broken front with bay windows and a porch, stone steps, and a turreted wall enclosing an outside stair mark its historic charm. The rear shows quaint doors and windows and an old gallery once common in such hostelries. The interior upper floor features plaster walls and a distinctive old interior layout.
A mosaic of literary scraps and moral quips, including parlor game dialogue about a solitaire diamond and a woman’s heart, notes on Greek and Roman wine culture, marriage for sympathy, a sharp line on rough diamonds and crystal, plus stray captions and garbled headlines from a historical page.
A Boston Chet club meeting featured brothers Will and John Winch performing a humorous duet between an old tomcat and his son. The tenor's falsetto soared to a high note, revealing Anna Louisa Cary as the hidden soprano behind the disguise. Her laughter exposed the ruse, ending the amusing performance.
A tale recounts Robert Louis Stevenson at a Honolulu British Exchange dinner where he promised not to be asked to perform. An English guest mocked an American flag. a naval officer intervened, striking the offender who fell and was barred from the club that night.
The London Magazine notes Abbotsbury Swannery as Britain’s largest, with 1150 birds across 400 nests near Weymouth on the Fleet. swans nest in March and April, about 30-40 new birds yearly. Currant juice is advised for indigestion. two Celts tour Broad Street and glimpse the Odd Paper temple, remarking on a 100 foot tall building.
Washington reports the Agriculture Department statistician’s monthly cotton condition for August 26 at 64, below past years and a ten year average of 73.7. Texas and Alabama drive the dip with disastrous drought, Texas at 53 and Alabama at 54, while Virginia to Oklahoma show varied readings.
A collage of aphorisms on marriage, money, truth, and gender roles. The mix mocks romance and social norms with pithy lines about husbands, wives, children, and the folly of wealth, including calls for gratitude, appearances, and misused devotion.
A young London visitor tours a country farm and remarks on a savage looking cow. An old farmer replies the cow is reacting to her red parasol, a scene that proves even livestock notice bright accessories. The amusing exchange ends with the visitor surprised by the cow’s attention.
The piece argues successful turkey hunting blends science and skill, noting the bird’s keen senses and forest knowledge. It describes methods like traps and decoys, explains timing for legitimate shots, and cites Chicago Inter Ocean on hunter science.
A historical note describes pirate practices with a state cabin double vote and double share of booty. It outlines voting rights, officers’ shares, taeroonings for fraud, and death for desertion or desertion in battle.
A Baltimore Sun notice recaps a comic Irish tale where a physician orders a patient’s medicine to be taken in a recumbent position. The wife seeks a loan of the medicine from Miss O’Mara and others, while Tim’s family mishaps complicate the remedy. Also noted are a burglar’s vault barrier, a politics quip about money, and a joke about Jim’s ages in different places.
Sept. 8 report from Tapped the Trustington notes Democrats rally Wall Street funds to influence Congress. Griggs returns with funds in hand, prompting fears of trust influence ahead of a likely Republican Senate. Commentary suggests capitalists aid both parties to secure favorable terms.
An advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Jote claiming a cure for a cold. It notes a 25¢ price, druggists refund if it fails, and features E. W. Grave's signatura on the Avery box.
Admilistratrix Mary Xlice N Eon etx requests final settlement of the estate of Latate of Calboug Newton. Proceedings filed October 1 and submitted to the Judge of Probate of Anderacomys. The notice announces the settlement and requests approval for final accounting.
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