Custom rules the world a tyrant of our manners
The text laments custom as a tyrant overruling feelings and manners. It cites the Standard Oil trust paying a $50,000 fine to Missouri state supreme court clerks after a trust prosecution. It notes government expenditures, insect losses to farmers reaching about eight hundred million dollars yearly, a bid to save birds, and Congress ending the commerce court to align with public interests.
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Standard Oil Trust
Missouri State Supreme Court
Vision of national welfare calms business fears
A businessman's view shifts toward the country's economic welfare as the persistent demand for the square deal cools panic and steadies confidence in national prosperity.
Thoughtful quotes for daily reflection
A collection of moral maxims from Lord Herbert Lavater and Lowell. The quotes urge forgiveness, restraint in spreading unfounded evils, and staying cheerful despite hardship.
Keeping a Youthful Spirit in Old Age
The passage urges maintaining humor and enthusiasm to stay youthful in spirit despite gray hair and wrinkles. It emphasizes loving neighbors, finding good in others, thinking and acting healthily, and avoiding worry. Faith and charity are key to a graceful, attractive old age, with daily effort supporting the leader and tapestry metaphor.
Poverty as the true test of character and temper
The speaker argues poverty reveals a man’s real nature, softening pride when fortune favors him, while adversity exposes arrogance. A tested man grows meek as money and success vanish, and the one with power over others loses sway when misfortune strikes.
Poverty and debt notices circulate in a midwest column
A writer warns poverty as a social force affecting pride and behavior, while a local notice from Curtesy Frontier Co urges all debtors to settle accounts with L. W. Ennis Furniture Co. or face collectors. The mixed item appears as a blend of editorial musing and a debt collection alert.
Vinci cod liver tonic boosts convalescent strength
Convalescents need nourishing food that aids digestion and vitality. Vinci cod liver tonic is advertised as an appetite stimulant and builder of rich blood and strength, with a money back guarantee if it does not help. The note is signed by B. McGeachy of Chipley Florida.
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Vinci
B. McGeachy
Chipley
Fia
Electro Radio Co claims noninvasive cure for ailments in Mobile
S100 REWARD. For any case of Gall Stones, Appendicitis, Pistola, Piles, Enlarged Prostate Glands, Steicyite, Uterine and Ovarian Troubles, Displacements, Discharges, Tuberculosis or Blood Poison to fail to cure with my own $5,000 machine now treating 100 people daily, without the knife or medicine. No delay from business, we gain rail road fare and give free examination. Call at once. ELECTRO-RADIOCO, 10655 Dauphin St, Mobile, Alabama.
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Callat
Electro-Radioco
Dauphin St
Mobile
Alabama
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