Jobs That Are Easy Not Worth While By President Roosevelt
Roosevelt contends easy tasks are not worth pursuing and urges workers to take pride in their output. He says true heroes are Washington and Lincoln for their sacrifices and calls for balancing hard work with meaningful play.
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How Much Debt Should a Farmer Carry
Article advises no fixed debt amount for farmers. The decision depends on the individual’s knowledge, experience, and economy. A prospective farmer should have farming knowledge, supportive spouse, sound finances, and resilience before taking on debt for part payment or a farm.
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Poverty and Sorrow versus Prosperity and Happiness
Essay by N. E. Badgley argues against capitalists like Rockefeller and Morgan. He questions wealth concentration, wage disparity, and the idea that labor alone creates wealth. He favors reforms to reduce ignorance and intemperance, and to spread prosperity through equitable policy.
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Social arbiter on proposing and the changing role of women
A dated discourse debates whether women should propose marriage or wait to be asked. It argues men hold the proposing prerogative, condemns women who preach otherwise, and favors traditional female reserve while acknowledging evolving attitudes in society.
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Tricky Bass Tales and Ancient Jargon from a Faded Page
A garbled recount blends fishing lore with scattered science and a bewildering note on government closing works. The text mentions a sportsman chasing black bass on the St Lawrence River and oddities about bass behavior, followed by abrupt shifts to topics like Deuteronomy and antiquated place names.
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Gamblers on the Wheel of Chance
A dramatic verse fragment by Frank Lillie Pollock notes gamblers flinging on a cosmic wheel as luck shifts. The poem paints believers and onlookers reacting with curses prayers grins and fears while players risk money for china and fame in a shadowed crowd.
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Helen and Harolds Fate in a Snowbound Midstory
An old tale follows Helen from childhood under a elm tree to marriage with Harold, a courtship troubled by Frederick Trudson and hardship. After loving distress, wealth and status dwindle, they relocate to Chicago, fate and vice press hard, and Helen seeks work amid cold, hunger, and drift.
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Rural village life changes with the farm telephone
A New England village tale notes how farm phones and trolley routes shrink daily activity. Residents describe quieter streets yet lonely gaps as orders, doctor visits, and mall deliveries shift from local shops to distant towns, prompting calls for social and educational attractions.
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President Roosevelt Undergoes Surgery After trolley accident
President Roosevelt was operated on at St Vincent's Hospital in Indianapolis to remove a serous fluid collection from a bruise in his left leg suffered in the Pittsfield trolley crash. Drs Oliver Cook Long and colleagues performed the simple procedure. witnesses described the President's calm conduct as he was moved to a private room and later resumed his journey home. The medical bulletin said the injury was not serious and urged rest and quiet for the leg.
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Widow and Lawyer Unite After Chicago Tragedy
Helen Stetson, widow of Harold Stetson, reunites with Frederick Hudson in Chicago after his death and their shared hardship. A year later they marry in a quiet ceremony and live on the North Side where Hudson is a prominent lawyer.
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Seven Moro Vorte Capturrd and Other War News
The report alleges Captain John Pershing led Fifteenth Infantry against Moros in Mindanao with light resistance, claiming seven Moro captives, twenty five killed and twenty wounded. No American casualties reported. The text also mentions a child abduction case in Washington and various obscure European and religious references, including Archbishop Falcon and Carliste Entinet Lasker, with dispersed notes on political figures and events.
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President Roosevelt Wounded and Hospitalized Reported
Dispatches describe President Roosevelt's illness and operation details from Richmond Indiana to Indianapolis and London. Mrs Roosevelt prepared to travel to Washington as telegrams conveyed reassurance and sympathy from abroad and within the capital.
Nebraska Republicans Read Regrets Over President's Western Trip
Tegret in Nebraska Lincoln Neb Nebraska Republicans express regret at the President's incomplete Western tour and view it as a serious setback to campaign plans in the state.
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Partridge Ward match ends long romance in New York
New York obituary notes Eliza Lon Partridge born 1814 Pomfret Connecticut moved to the city at sixteen and became engaged to Henry Hall Ward a romance thwarted by family opposition. Ward died in 1857. The Partridge estate and related houses revert to Want Young Man’s heirs. A related tragedy at a boarding house in Slatera Vie North Suiltitieht involves a man’s violent act and a court appearance.
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Peary Reaches New Polar Milestone In Frigid Run
Lieutenant Peary reports to Sydney residents after a voyage to the Windward. He says the Pole lies within reach from Franz Josef Land and Grant Land, but not in an open polar sea. Telexes and interviews flooded in as he describes the journey and the care taken with Eskimo companions.
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Neuierson to Remain Speaker in Dubuque Iowa
Announcement from Dubuque Iowa states Speaker Henderson plans to stay in office and will not seek the Speakership in the upcoming session of Congress. The report notes continued leadership during the new term and stability in the House.
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Coastline disaster reports guster attack near Cotella
A damaged OCR fragment describes an intense attack near Cotella on the southern Alaska coast at a depth of 200 feet. It notes losses, a valuable oil-like substance, and mentions transport and international action involving England and the Viteltie Coast port, with vague references to costs and protections.
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Soldier Kilted in a Quarrel in New Jersey
Post mortem finds Cornelius Weddle an artilleryman murdered at Salewan Wak made by Drs. Carpenter and Sherron. Weddle died of internal hemorrhage from a knife wound in a street quarrel. Companion Willig Lioy implicated. Ryan and Lavey detained. Weddle had served eleven months. his father lives in Faubush Kentucky.
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Census reveals median age rising as population ages
The statement notes the median age of the population rose decade to decade, with half the people below and half above the age. It cites 19h as the median and compares to 210 and 1800, attributing changes to medical progress and lower birth rates, and mentions government control of the telephone and a German threat.
Navy plans two battle fleets to guard coasts
Secretary Moody announced formation of two large fleets to defend the North Atlantic coast and Atlantic waters. Naval Constructors Taylor went to Havana to supervise a damaged dry dock in Cuba. Reports from Minister Conger hint at another Boxer uprising in China.
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