You and I. Corvrieht 1898 by Tar Musical Cures
New York publication presents a music work titled You and I credited to Tar Musical Cures with a 1898 copyright note.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1899
Page
3
New York publication presents a music work titled You and I credited to Tar Musical Cures with a 1898 copyright note.
The piece asserts success comes from the person not the task. It urges working earnestly now rather than postponing, noting dawdling and half hearted effort hinder results. It claims excellence in present work pleases others and yields money, ending with the line that the man makes success, not the job.
A Washington Post quote contrasts messenger boys tact with blunt delivery. A railroad worker recounts a New York trip for a dying relative and a messenger delivering a death message with ambiguous tact, leaving him torn between fear and relief.
The article notes that the standard yard required years of study and experiments. It traces Bird's 1760 yard, its late legal adoption, and losses from fire, with Sheepshanks creating durable copies in bronze for enduring standards. Copies were stored in the mint, Royal Society, Greenwich Observatory, and Parliament walls.
A Pall Mall Gazette note by Clark Russell argues that seasickness cannot be cured by ship design. He notes the cradle and twin hull attempts fail as the sea’s troughs and liquid acceleration cause nausea.
Union Passenger Station at Causeway Street Boston is noted for a corrected time table dated October 3 1898. TheCentral Massachusetts area is referenced with routine railway scheduling adjustments.
The New York New Haven Hartford Railroad announces C. Kendall as general agent and secretary for the agency. Details outline Kendall's role overseeing operations and representing the company with agents and customers.
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