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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1914

Page

6

Genius vs Talent in Mind and Work

The essay argues genius equals a capacity for hard work and unique personal force. It contrasts genius with talent, noting most minds vary in degree rather than kind. True genius, like Da Vinci or Angelo, excels in one supreme area, with a distinctive stamp that few possess.

Ber Jonson Bex Byron Tennyton Poe Coleridge Dee Tilo da Vinci Angelo Whitman

Vocational Education Favored to Curb Truancy

DR RR Reeders argues in New York that school curriculums must align with industrial needs to engage youths. He contends traditional liberal studies fail to compete with work and practical labor, urging broader vocational training to prevent truancy and prepare workers.

RR. Reeder New York

Gas Differences in Hogs and Men by Richard W Howes

Rich W Howes notes differences between hogs and men in meat quality and training. Canadian peas and barley fed porkers yield leaner, finer ham with more leaf fat than corn-fed U S hogs. South’s mast-fed pigs differ from dairy fattened ones in texture. Experts spot grades. laymen see only pigs. Also mentions vermiform appendix, overcoats, drinking, and storms shaping Michigan crop timing and purebred sheep breeding.

Hove

Costly myths of small homes and building costs

The piece argues that affordable compact homes can be built with modern amenities, citing editor William A. Radford and urging readers to study real construction costs. It notes public fascination with low cost housing, explains that total project costs exceed apparent prices, and outlines a specific house plan including room sizes and layout considerations.

Wiliam A. Rayford Vals William A. Radford West Jackson Boulevard Chicago Til America

Marking End of Greatness In Augustan Rome

A contemporary portrait notes that during Augustus era the Roman people grew rich and luxurious while morals deteriorated and birth rates fell. Literature and the stage were deemed indecent as men chose bachelorhood and women divorce, signaling a grand but fragile society.

Augustus

Building a modest home amid rising costs and moral concerns

The text argues building a low cost, attractive small house is feasible despite high land, furnishing, and embellishment costs. It urges prospective builders to start now, noting materials stay expensive, and frames morality as the true driver of national welfare rather than money alone. It blends housing economics with a moral digest and miscellaneous curiosities.

Uttle Lighting Journal

Hindue Students In Britain and Edinburgh

The Montreal Gazette reports 1600 to 1700 Hindu students in Great Britain this winter with 18 percent at Oxford and Cambridge, 700 at inns of Court, 300 in Edinburgh. It notes most students excel yet Edinburgh cohort shows race prejudice discouraged by authorities and calls for Indian education parity. Chevalier Arrigo Bocchi plans lighting at St James Hall London to keep audiences in semi darkness so performers are unseen by the audience.

Britain Great Britain Oxford Cambridge The Inns of Court Edinburgh Montreal Gazette London India Chevalier Arrigo Bocch St. James' Hall Great Portland Street England

Nancy Cricket Finds Ride to Love and Marriage

In a crowded boarding house Nancy Cricket gains a life changing ride with Benjamin Dickson in his red car. He asks her to marry him after a park outing, and she accepts with plans for a cozy home and shared life. The rector’s light interference ends with a firm wedding date set for a month hence.

Cricket Pam Miss Brown Belle Brown Miss Cricket Mr. Dickson Jaca Bell Biddy Beeks Benjamin Dickson Masters Breks Milas Brown Misa Cricket Mr. Benjamin Dickson Miss Misa Nancy Cricket Nancy Beeks House Dickson Miss Nancy Benjamin Dig¢kson McClure

Hopeful French Furniture and Odd Fare Scene

A Kansas City Star fragment mentions a Louis XV bedroom set in a large furniture store window admired by two women one of whom quips about ex-wee furniture. A light-haired woman pays a conductor the fare, as a brief, curious anecdote closes the clipping.

Wood B. Highbrow Kansas City Star

Teaching on Prayer from Luke and Matthew Sermon

A Sunday school lesson outlines Jesus teaching on prayer through example and formula. It treats reverent example as the primary teaching method, presents the Lord’s Prayer as a pedagogical tool, and uses the parable of a friend at midnight to illustrate persistent prayer and trust in God.

Jesus John the Baptiver God Heaven Earth Christ Phil Henry Ward Beecher

Reproof in Memory of Dr Keate and Franco Prussian Veteran

Anecdotes recount a cold morning rebuke by Eton headmaster Dr Keate and a musketeer from the Third Dragoons later famed for bravery at Sikhs battle. Also noted is General McAdams of Scotch birth who earned a French parliament seat despite uncertain naturalization after wartime service.

Keate Eton Keats Fr. Keats Third Dragoons Ang Regia Bobraon Agnes Reppiler Atlantic McAdams France Cannas Brance Chamber of Deputies Chamber

Sizing It Up. Hiram and the wife of a countryman in the city

A garbled humorous scene shows Hiram arguing over kitchen purchases and misplacing a roast while buying small items. A quirky exchange reveals frugal habits and a wary talk of concealment before a punchy aside on household budgeting and food spending.

Hiram

Woman Refuses Operation in Logansport Ad Claim

A Logansport Indiana advertisement features Mrs Damier D. B. Davis praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. She says she avoided surgery after using the remedy and recommends it to others. The notice asks readers to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Logansport Tnd Pinkham Tim Tam Damier D. B. Davis Franklin St Logemsport Ind Lydia E. Pinkham

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