Youll Be Caught in the End By Herbert Kaufman
A stern admonition on integrity and trust in business ethics. It warns against deception, urges prompt acknowledgment of errors, and stresses that reputations hinge on probity, references, and consistent fair dealing to avoid social and professional ruin.
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Herbert Kaufman
Earth
Masked Burdens and Quiet Grief in Everyday Struggle
A reflective poem describes shared private sorrows and social expectations. People bear losses and injuries quietly while performing duties, hiding pain behind a stoic front. The speaker urges resilience and perseverance despite inner wounds.
The Plutocratic Poor and Modern Waste
A 1916 critique notes urban inequality and squandered resources. It contrasts wealth and thrift with opulent excess on a city corner, wasteful food handling, and rising prices, urging reflection on waste and value.
War on the Slavers Calls Nation to Crusade
The speaker declares a wartime mobilization against child trafficking and white slave markets exposing a network with agents across the country. He denounces silence and calls for direct action, urging Puritanical virtue and decisive surgery to end the system.
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Botwin
New York
God
Believe Me Be Readin the Papers on Trade and Labels
A roughneck trader advises studying foreign markets and language in export packaging. He warns against mismatched styles and urges using clear labeling for Brazil and Ecuador to avoid miscommunication before expanding globally. He cautions that bold plans without local insight fail.
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France
England
William Kaiser
Sweden
Pern
Hell
Brazil
Ecuador
Arma Virumque Cano and the Defence Paradox
A reflection argues that the innate drive for destruction outpaces inventions and urges defense readiness until universal acceptance of humane efficiencies. It cautions that adjudicating disputes by merit remains noble but impractical, with a keener edge than any blade.
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