30 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1901
Page
1
A boy recounts bouncing between two stamping jobs, getting fired for sloppy and meticulous work. He hears advice about balancing speed and accuracy, noting the era values expedition and decent detail.
The essay argues the present era pursues a social compact that subordinates natural urges to economic and political expediency. It laments loss of individuality, suggests white progress aims for harmony, and notes driftwood from Behring Sea illustrating natural witnesses amid cultural decline.
An amateur experimental farm tackles mosquitoes with novel cages and personal tech gear while a burglary attempt ends in comic failure. The tale pairs quirky science, eccentric neighbors, and a frightened gang chased off by a bell, revolver, and a horse driven getaway.
A fragmented verse laments a faded dollar while praising its stubborn resilience and imagined influence. The speaker ascribes courage and hope to the bill, picturing its distant history and the turmoil it has endured, interweaving praise with hints of harm and mystery.
Colin Rankin, retired chief factor of the Hudson's Bay Company, dominates tales from Matéoawa to Abitibi. The article recalls Fort Temiscaming, Rankin’s grand birch bark canoe, and his insistence on cash sales. He travels by steamer and remains active in company affairs from Mattawa.
The piece praises Holland for a proposed 38.6 million dollar project to create a new province by reclaiming land from the Zuyder Zee. A dike would be built and 500,000 acres of fertile land annexed, expanding national territory and offering settlement opportunities.
A Jersey sage in Hackensack discusses mosquitoes with a humorous yarn about their habits. He notes smaller skeeters due to fine netting, explains bites are caused by the insect feeding, and claims quiet patience makes them leave. He cites a haunted house in Kearny and superstition about spirits in the area.
A Brazil treefrog species constructs a tubelike circular enclosure at pond bottom to protect its young. The female leads offspring to surface refuge that resembles a volcanic crater while parents stay nearby, guarding until the tadpoles mature. In a separate note a Chicago Daily News line jokes about a hotel keeper promoting lovemaking to dampen appetite.
Educational catalog promotes full courses in classics Letters Economics History journalism art science pharmacy law civil mechanical and electrical engineering architecture and commercial studies. Rooms free to qualifying students and moderate rents for those over seventeen preparing for college. Catalogues free from Rev A Morrissey C S C president. The 57th year opens September 16.
A digest noting France bought 809200 dollars worth of German toys in 1900. English residents hold 110000000 pounds in foreign mortgages. Malta census totals 185000 with 8000 growth in ten years. Holland's 10100 windmills drain 310 acres each year at 25 cents per acre. France beer exports rise ten years from 947421 to 2144030 gallons.
John Johnson of 924 Hamilton Street Racine Wisconsin has recovered from kidney and urinary trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Once unable to work he is now healthy and employed daily, a feat regarded as a near miracle. Other ads promote Cascarets, Allen's Foot Ease, Pico's Cure, and Hoxsie’s Croup Cure with brief endorsements and pricing.
In Warren, Mr Maxwell finds a torn scarecrow missing from his corn field on West Brookfield Road. A crumpled note inside a coat pocket reads thanks for a straw hat and a straw of Willie, suggesting an unusual exchange and leaving mystery surrounding the sender.
The Chicago Daily News notes that debt and interest payments place severe strain on individuals, describing how high borrowing costs can lead to financial ruin and ongoing trouble for households.
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