Thought for Morning on a Value of Service
A 1925 morning note quotes Theodore Roosevelt on a man's worth to the community being measured by his service, urging focus beyond material gain.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
6
A 1925 morning note quotes Theodore Roosevelt on a man's worth to the community being measured by his service, urging focus beyond material gain.
A reflective editorial urges balanced guidance for youth amid fears of societal decay. It emphasizes parental duty, education, sympathy, and love as essential to shaping boys and girls into responsible adults, warning against sensationalism and scapegoating in national discourse.
In Chicago, William Kerd faces indictment amid questions over what constitutes murder under the law. Discourse centers on whether causing typhoid infection or related acts could meet the crime of murder, as debate grows about the scope of legal definitions and possible convictions.
The article argues public doubt over legally punishing Shepherd is unfounded. It asserts murder hinges on intent to kill, regardless of method, and that infecting with typhoid germs is as culpable as stabbing. If proven, he should be punished.
A wry contemporary quip notes that the old adage about a fool and his money also applies to his automobile, implying quick expenditure or loss tied to car ownership.
C Forbes Kier president of the Institute of Publicity of Liverpool notes that rising pound value boosts trade with the United States. His recent U S and Eastern Canada business visit produced several American firm connections and three trade surveys. He argues American methods are largely effective but a sharp, psychology based touch can markedly increase drawing power. He adds Germany has renounced war.
The discussion of moving Admiral Dewey's body to Bethlehem Cathedral beside Woodrow Wilson anticipates Washington's central shrine status. Westminster Abbey's 1500 year history and tombs of Pitt, Palmerston, Gladstone, Hastings, and poets contrast with Washington's yet to be built cathedral. Woodrow Wilson’s memory anchors the future shrine.
A fragmented reminiscence piece describes a luxurious Monte Carlo scene and a perilous secret passage beneath the Paris hotel. It blends opulent imagery with danger, detailing cigars, smoking, and a gothic corridor leading to a hidden spectacle. The narrative drifts through hotel life and a dangerous intrigue.
A fragmented tale recounts Burgess Bedtime Stories with repeated lines about a boy, a dog, and a man named Thumper. The narrative follows a curious, somewhat surreal journey through pasture events and whispers of danger, ending with a frightened reaction and questions about the future.
Fragmented dialect tale recounts a farmer, a coyote, and a strange event in the Old Pasture. Characters debate a hidden danger as tokens and a mysterious box appear. The scene shifts among names like Lrownie Ray and references to local people and place.
The announcement confirms a public utilities purchase affecting New York and nearby areas. Details reference Montsy irada and New Jersey utility components, with involvement from Scranton Utathaaiy and Monmouth lines. The report notes Shore Lightine and Amerhayy Gna entities amid ongoing line and service arrangements. Two individuals are cited in the context of the deal and a related incident is mentioned.
A look at evolving American high society fashions and fads from exotic parties to calendars, monograms, and Greek dancing. The piece notes shifting tastes, the decline of earlier ostentation, and a rise in pragmatic leisure activities guided by social expectations.
Great Virginia will assist in observing the Revolution anniversary in Lexington Massachusetts next month. Governor Gore seeks a Virginian to represent the state at the celebration as Massachusetts backs the observance and Virginia prepares a delegation for the Lexington event.
A meeting of children’s workers from various schools will be held at the Baptist Temple on Capital Street tonight. The event, organized by the children’s division, aims to discuss plans for Child Welfare Week May 3 to 9, with Mrs H T Martin chairing the organizing committee and the Monty Children’s Workers council coordinating efforts.
Julia Hoyt reviews a New York fashion scene, praising a prominent designer and his Long Island showroom. She recounts customer-friendly practice, smart spring styles, and the appeal of intelligent, well-kept elegance over flashy wealth, noting a forthcoming viewing of a new collection.
Fletcher Lytle a gi colored uf sie Me Fireet confessed yesterday afternoon to a series of petty thefts in the city. Authorities say Lytle described robberies at multiple homes on Broad Street and other streets, leading to his arrest by Detective Claude Baldwin and officers. Police say the suspect also confessed to burglaries at several addresses including Robyns and Keeney, with stolen cash and valuables recovered.
A stock change for Ne Sineot Annuapment company of Parkershare was authorized. It mentions preferred stock dividends and funds to meet annual payments, plus a separate authorization for stock by Green Orfer Mi and Gakenn. The record references a rapid market shift, large figures in millions, and a Virginia Truck campaign with a yearend mention. The readable text is garbled and contains several numerical and name errors.
Ravenos Alres reports factory results from state owned wells encourage government to act. Plans call for increased oil production in 1920 with sunk wells and wider exploration, targeting Plata region and national output. Jazz success in London noted as a cultural aside.
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