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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
7
A Cleveland Press column argues that dwelling on woes harms workers. It distinguishes chronic complainers from cynics, noting blues from Monday to Saturday and the danger of brooding over real or imagined wrongs. It links cynicism to reduced efficiency and worsened outcomes.
A foreign medical journal explains that external stimuli trigger molecular waves and a chain of nervous changes producing a new vibratory nervous fluid. Some current reaches peripheral muscles while another part reverberates to central centers causing natural nervous diffusion, a concept likely unreadable to lay readers.
The Detroit Free Press states Chinese writing uses ideograms with about 3 000 marks sufficient for commerce and claims easier learning than foreign languages for merchants. It notes Russian is harder for Americans due to dialect variety, but writing can be understood with months of study and refinement by a linguist in a year. Exact instruction in Chinese can only be given by a Chinese person.
A young wife Mrs Solo plans to confront her husband Henry after an argument earlier in the day. She intends to resume the topic at home and cry to ensure he accepts her terms. The experienced neighbor approves the assertive approach and urges prompt action.
A traveler reports an old couple disputing in the road with lively gesticulation. To avert bloodshed he asks the cause. The man mentions a half crown in his pocket and that both are of the same mind about the money.
A study of birth and childhood among fifty noted men shows the average was born to a family of six children excluding half siblings. Data suggest the older half of a family has twice the chance to produce a great person.
The article describes stories from English army kindergarten classes as recalled by the Pioneer of Ahalabad. It notes exam definitions include a curious circle as Euclid’s freshness and defines a straight line that leaves a point and returns to it as fast as possible.
In a Washington Star quote, the social reformer asks about wealth inequality and Senator Sorghum concedes that large donations often yield no political returns. He notes he has given away many dollars in campaigns that produced no benefit.
An error-filled Chicago Record-Herald fragment remarks on a man unlikely to fill his father’s shoes and suggests his hat would shield the old mother’s care, reflecting a dated mock dialogue.
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