Contested Reform Debates Stir Missionary Work
The issue of missionary women engaging in Chinese work sparks debate over benevolence and cultural change. Critics warn reform may overwhelm local needs, while supporters stress improving suffering. The paper highlights editorials, a mine discovery feud, and prohibition disputes ruling county affairs.
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The Advertiser on Mites and Manners of Publicity
A five year old piece contrasts two tailors Jones and Smith in a small town. Jones used aggressive advertising and expanded while Smith avoided ads. Jones gained customers, eventually overtaking Smith, who failed to grow. The moral: targeted, plain advertising beats general claims.
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Rematch plans and rail electrification talks mix in archives
A Medford Oregon rematch aims to settle a long standing dispute over a debated vine crop with grafting. Meanwhile Sweden plans electrification of its key rail routes from Kiruna toward the Norway border to improve capacity and reduce need for doubled steam tracks.
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