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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1896
Page
4
Poem laments the old year with tolling bells and worn hopes while urging a bright New Year. It speaks of sin, sorrow, and renewal, calling warders of bells to ring for spring and summer’s promise and for loving hearts and bountiful homes.
A reflective, nostalgic essay chronicles how New Years slip by faster with age. The narrator recalls childhood milestones, growing up, shaving first, and aging signs from hair to joints while bidding farewell to a 75 year old traveler and welcoming 1896 with hopeful resolve.
A Philadelphia printer and bookseller story shows Benjamin Franklin teaching that time is too valuable to waste. A man haggled over a book price, Franklin raised from 125 to 150 dollars and then offered 150, noting he could have taken 125 but chose work over delays. The buyer paid, learning the message.
Quotes from Cooper Alcott Dickens Wesley Raleigh Evarts Hall Mill on effort attention and character. The collection links persistent activity, restraint from fretting, and shaping circumstances to achieve achievement through personal discipline and integrity.
A fragmented editorial discusses poetry submission fees and the decline of a poem. The text references a sir and the notion of life as a poem and hints at dissatisfaction with the fee structure and rejection process.
A 1896 era piece urges aspiring men to pursue constant effort and seize opportunities. It cites figures like Emerson and Edison, sharing maxims on diligence, will, and persistence while noting success includes character as well as wealth. The article compiles sayings from Marden and others to inspire continued mental toil and resolve.
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