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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
8
Henry van Dyke argues American success stems from will power, a force driving activity and efficiency. He credits the American spirit for making the nation a land of hard and quick workers, shaped by opportunity and necessity in early growth and sustained by national character.
A photographer notes a trend of suffragettes often photographed with children. He asks if the point is to imply family life or maternal devotion, suggesting the child motif may be used to bolster the movement's image. The New York Times cites the claim.
Harry Hunter a 12 year old from Olympia Washington and Sam Burrows also 12 warned a passenger train of a broken rail two miles east of Olympia. Hunter ran toward Tacoma while Burrows headed toward Olympia signaling a delay. The train slowed and stopped within five feet of the broken rail, passengers and crew applauded as the boy was taken aboard.
The piece argues patriotism includes sacrifice in public service beyond voting and speech. It warns jurors who seek easy roles or pull strings are rarely good defenders of justice. True civic virtue appears when officials endure personal costs for the public good.
In a brief exchange, Binks contrasts American ambition with English reserve. Dawson concedes, while Binks notes Americans run for office whereas Englishmen merely stand for it, drawing a sharp cultural comparison through dialogue.
Lockwood has moved his office to the Helfrick and Son's Clothing store at 519 South Main, remaining in the same city area. The note indicates the new location is in ample space within the store.
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