17 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
1
Margaret Stowe argues that discontent and constant worry block success. The mindset forms hindrances and energy drains, while focusing on present opportunities can yield more than imagined. She cites the New York American and urges self-accountability rather than blaming environment.
The essay argues employment as the core of charity, urging careful handling of applicants to avoid substituting relief for work. It cites a case where a destitute seeker was offered cash, harming dignity, and stresses delaying material aid to prevent future degradation. It advocates permitting severe hardship before giving alms to able, capable individuals.
A compact essay on childhood's shaping power, stressing the early years as the foundation of character. It warns that society often neglects prevention and that early influences from parents and educators determine the future, for better or worse, shaping nations' prospects.
Training our army officers at West Point emphasizes breathing for physical fitness. Cadets perform controlled inhaling and exhaling before and after drills, with caution against prolonged breath holds. Exercise should avoid heavy breathing. rest after excessive effort. Cadets wear soft shoes, uniform trousers, and wool next to skin. Bathing aids recovery, with warm baths for cleansing and cold plunges for stimulation, followed by towel rubs or sponge baths. Drinking water between steps is advised.
The Chicago Record-Herald notes value in child study investigations by public schools. It cites Director Smedley’s tests on 317 boys at John Worthy School, dubbed the Juvenile Bridewell, showing inferiority in most measurements versus peers, with age-related declines and links between physical conditi on and mental capacity.
Fragmentary lines describe vanished realms and stories shaped by imagination. References to science, fairy fabric, and old legends appear alongside unclear phrases and altered names from a historical page.
In the little Sologne town of Nancay Oliver Folichon, a pensioner once unseen, wins villagers' respect after a rumored heroic act. The Count of Nefles and Paris officials celebrate him while rivals push for national decoration. A radical's placard accuses him of a Paris police past, sparking a local clash over his true history and honor.
The Attorney General Knox in Pittsburg urged Congress to amend the Commerce Clause to curb trusts. He warned overcapitalization, secrecy, price discrimination, and neglect of public duties by corporations serving essential needs, advocating visitorial supervision and open, uniform rules across states. He cited Jefferson and Supreme Court remarks, arguing Congress may extend powers to regulate national and foreign commerce to prevent monopolistic output and price manipulation.
A garbled miscellany reports on a veined substitute for cant, a transport service in Bleminghaim Tenglan, population growth in Spun, US Mint coinage, bat parasites linked to plague, religious sects in Britain, Canadian rail investments, German Army uniforms, and a monumental harbor bridge in Sydney.
New York Police Captain John J Donohue died in his station house leaving a desk trove valued over 200000. The haul includes cash 34000 in sealed packs, diamond jewelry 11000, stocks 30000, five life insurance policies 10000, and various certificates. A deed shows ownership of a 235000 uptown apartment building. heirs and a possible large estate dispute follow.
The Hague arbitration ruled Mexico must pay the United States 1,420,682.60 in Mexican currency and ongoing annual sums forever. The panel found Mexico owes $43,050.09 yearly from 1800 to 1902 and $13,050.99 annually thereafter, with perpetual interest on the pious fund. The fund, begun by Jesuit gifts, passed through Spanish and Mexican authorities and has faced interrupted payments since 1869.
Reports detail fatalities and injuries from a Victor Mine explosion near Hangfield, with multiple workers killed and injured as the blast occurred before the shift change. Narratives note financial losses, casualties, and the scene of destroyed town areas, alongside other brief notices and personal mentions.
The item lists varied happenings from the White House to international affairs. It notes Roosevelt's letter on strike settlement, promotions for Henry White and others, tornado damage in Macon Missouri, and a series of European and colonial developments including German, Belgian, and Italian concerns, plus local incidents and crimes. It compiles a broad medley of minor events with multiple named persons, places, and institutions.
The October 1 condition and yield estimates from the Department of Agriculture project a total crop of 620 805 000 bushels, with corn at 70.6 percent and spring wheat yields across states ranging from 10.7 to 28.1 bushels per acre. Oats yield is estimated at 34.6 bushels per acre, the highest ever reported for the season.
The government crop report shows varied conditions across grains with barley rye buckwheat and potatoes described by October 1 readings. Yields per acre and quality indices are given for multiple states, alongside notes on hops, spring wheat corn and total wheat crops. Naval Academy admissions exams are slated for November due to officer needs.
Paul Woodward admits killing Price Jennings and Toho Coffin near Haddon Heights with overdoses from a drug in milk. He claims robbery was motive and says he killed to render victims unconscious. The state seizes his home as trial nears. Philadelphia witness James Shelding named. Additional items cover Minotola riot fears, a gruesome cook-stove accident, a nose graft case, a depot conductor’s death, and various local crimes and notices.
The Philippine Commission approved an act authorizing a census of the Archipelago inhabitants. The measure aims to enumerate residents across islands including Luzon, Mindanao, and surrounding territories for official statistics and governance.
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