Thanksgiving Day Reflections On Cheerful Conduct And Speech
An old issue urges cheerful conduct and civil manners for Thanksgiving. It notes the value of good spirits, kindness, and humane attitudes, warns against scowling, and stresses careful, respectful speech to avoid lasting regret. It also comments on hat fashions, the spider anecdote, and a population figure for the United States.
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Indiana Anti Saloon League deploys detectives in state
The Elkhart Truth reports detectives are being sent to every town in Indiana by the Anti Saloon League to enforce liquor laws. Indiana is divided into seven districts with district superintendents and state headquarters oversight as part of a systematic anti alcohol drive.
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Be Aspiring. Untiring Ambition Drives Change
A motivational piece urges readers to pursue untiring ambition rather than dwell on past failures. It cites Jay Gould as an example of steady, progressive effort and asks readers to evaluate their own focus, progress, and future goals, urging action over complacency.
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Dare to Aspire and Rise Above the Slough of Despond
The text urges readers to work for self improvement, rejecting passive resignation. It contrasts penny wage mindsets with ambition, warns that despondent thoughts hinder progress, and encourages envisioning a brighter future through courage and persistent effort. It frames mindset as the key to elevating one’s position.
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Abstinence favored in hiring says Industrial Enterprise
The Industrial Enterprise asserts employers prefer young total abstainers to occasional drinkers. Reliability is prized in today’s busy era, and steady conduct is essential as the era is dubbed the young man’s age. Only those who remain clear headed are in demand.
Electric Bitters Offered as Boost for Run Down Men
Brave men and women suffer stomach, kidney and liver troubles along with fatigue and listlessness. J W Gardner of Ida ville Indiana testifies Electric Bitters restored his strength and appetite. Piper’s drug store sells bottles for 50 cents with a guarantee.
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