Character Lessons to Train Youth Character Lessons to Train Youth
James T Terry White argues self control as the root of moral character and success. He urges obedience to inner ideals, discipline in eating and temper, and avoidance of intoxication and tobacco. He shares anecdotes on willpower, daily self-control, and the role of speech, with quotes from Milton Chinese Proverb and others to reinforce ruling oneself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Terry White
Wopyment
Smost
T. White
Hut
Jordan
Milton
Joseph de Maistre
Horace Mann
William G. Jor
Carizie
Inviting Trouble and Patience in Hard Times
Quoted observations on impatience and misery, noting how people invite trouble through constant complaints. The text contrasts bitter pills with the need for patience and calm, urging a measured response to hardship.
Lone Winter Baseball Fan and a City Obituary
A cub reporter’s first assignment covers the obituary of a prominent city man fatally injured in an automobile accident. The writeup vividly details the tragedy and the bereavement of his widow as Success Magazine notes.
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Cub Reporter
Success Magazine
Mixed Emotions on Irish Freedom and Navy Pride
A Bostonian recounts a witty Irishman formerly in the British navy now running a business in Boston. He says Ireland’s freedom would require a joint Franco Russian German Austrian Italian alliance to topple English rule, then adds with a sly twinkle that the grand navy would prevent it.
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Ireland
John
Holly
Celt
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Lippincott’s
Talmud origins and content described in a New York American summary
The Talmud is presented as the unwritten Jewish law compiled after the Babylonian exile, with Hebrew redaction beginning around 536 B C and continuing to 220 B C. It blends prose and poetry, featuring legal and legendary elements and moral echoes of the New Testament and Plato.
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New York American
Apollodorus
Madeira
Breslau
England
London
New York
Fresh Egg and English Wit in Odd Dialogue
A disjointed clipping portrays an English food expert urging two meals daily with an occasional fast, and a humorous exchange about a marred joke between a colonel and Fusby. Another brief gag features a tired clerk lamenting sleeplessness and a colleague quipping that he feels best when he has slept.
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Walter
Moe
The Haughty Cook and the Tripe Request
A fragment describes a humorous exchange about a haughty cook and a request to stew tripe brought home. The dialogue hints at confusion over the tripe’s location as a reader notes Spokane and a Spokane Spokesman-Re- appears.
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Fce
Spokane
Fragmentary Quotation Sparks Confusion in Personal Exchange
Fragmented OCR text suggests a chaotic dialogue about naming a baby and money management. Names like Mrs Woegs Mr Wore Hloonsd appear garbled, with stray phrases such as We are going to name our Baby after and How Could Het Aunt. The source lacks coherent narrative and verifiable context.
Devils Lake Board Denounces Grand Forks Herald Claim
The Devils Lake Board of Education adopts a resolution denouncing the Grand Forks Herald statement that Supt W A Godward lost his job due to impeachment actions against Judge Cowan. It calls the claim false and undisclosed accusations about board members tied to the Blind Pig element are likewise false. A copy is to be sent to local papers and to the Grand Forks Herald and Fargo Forum.
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Board of Education of
Devils Lake
Godward
City of
Grand Forks
W. A. Godward
Cowan
Board of Education
Grand Forks Herald
Fargo
George W. Moores
J. H. Collinton
C. P. Brainerd
F. T. Fox
F. A. Baker
Fortune Telling and Matrimony Notions Shared
A fragment from the Boston Transcript touches on marriage as money driven, noting a fortune teller’s claim and a cynic’s quip about mid sized women. It also hints at an accidental omission in a Matrimonial discussion and ends with observations on changing flower fragrances including jasmine and an orchid species.
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Rexall
Northwestern Sheet and Iron Works
Charles H. Spurgeon
North Pole
Fusby
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Karl
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lousy
C. E. Norquest
Felix Routler
Ticknor
Dr. Davenport
Portland
Lon *Don Chronicle
Francis _A
Charles Dick Jager
Charles Thi
Boston
Boston ‘Transcript
bern—Lippincott
Giri
Imquire
Inter-Ocean Office
Mann's
Mra
Lena Hodgeson
W.H. Horton
Commercial Club
Agenta
Lake the
Heggs
North Dakota Improvement Company
D. Care InterOcean
Tony Prete
Oliver No. 5
Powell
Postofics
Inter Ocean Office
Inter-Ocomm
Bismarck
PVER
Oe MU & Co
Inerica Nm
Ae Co
Rtemsen Naw
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