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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1907
Page
2
Charles M Schwab argues corporations seek capable men from all backgrounds, Harvard to tenements, with high pay and vast opportunities. He contends that large capital does not doom the individual and wishes he were a young man starting again.
A column contrasts woman suffrage with traditional roles. The author argues voting rights for women would strain feminine nature, urging refinement over vulgar equality and warning of women becoming “a female man.” The piece pairs this with David Greer’s defense of family life and faith in small towns as the nation’s moral core.
The president argues that ideals drive progress while ideas alone fail to push action. He contrasts youthful conviction with cautious experience, urging illumination and reverence for ideals to spark propulsive force and vision over mere prose.
An excerpt from the New Orleans Times-Democrat laments lost loves and unfulfilled hearts set among graves and mossy mounds. The verse contrasts blooming flowers with pallid lips and unkissed lives.
A 16 year old girl recounts fending off a lone thief in her mother's farmhouse. After misdirection and a hidden money stash behind chimney bricks, she traps the man with a rifle and receives help from a passing gentleman who then escorts her for aid. The intruder is later jailed.
Secret method known in China exposed to French traveler M Hue. A Chinaman uses a cat pupil dilation to tell the hour before and after noon. Hue verifies by examining several cats, noting pupils narrow toward noon and dilate afterward.
The soprano gifted the choirmaster a canary for his birthday. The contralto notes the bird is named after her, while the tenor jokes the bird cannot sing well. The scene references a Catholic stand and Thnes in a humorous, informal chatter.
A lyceum speaker debunks the saying that bad news travels faster than good noting how he ignores roast notices and broadcasts favorable notices. The Baltimore American quote collection touches on public notices and personal anecdotes.
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