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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
2
The column discusses music’s positive effects on heart and blood pressure, mood, and health, noting how uplifting emotions aid well being and citing Orison Swett Marden. It covers farm education, road building interest in Kansas, gypsy moth parasites, Astor inheritance land, and a German fireless locomotive development.
Article argues advertising success hinges on clear readable copy and high quality design. It stresses careful copy development, expert typography, proper photography and engraving, and superior press work. Emphasizes consistent page layout, suitable paper, and artistic covers to reflect the maker and goods.
Arthur Frederick Sheldon of Chicago tells the Advertisers' club of Cincinnati that advertising pays. He argues that persistent advertising yields results, comparing it to heating water with a strong flame and a ten-gallon keg of water.
In Oklahoma the governor is a printer editor, a state senator is an old time printer, three printers and 23 printer editors serve in the legislature, and the labor commission is headed by a printer.
Kentucky will begin a surveying campaign in the Blue Grass State to record current timber supplies and water resources. A county-by-county trek will assess conditions, with recommendations for private and public action. The joint study by the state board of agriculture and the U S forest service allocates 4000 dollars for the season.
In Marion Indiana fourteen Gas City public school women planned a bridal shower for high school principal Harry Dragoo. He foiled the event by presenting guests with red white and blue announced slips reading Nothing to show, causing a humorous misfire at the gathering. Names of the hosts include Golda Worden Louise Hourgeaux Naomi Simmerman Margaret Fredericks Zoe Unthank Daisy Knowlton Carrie Parker Pearl McKinley Mary Swope Frances Nollman Gertrude Hinshaw Marie Shockey Margaret Haywood Alice Jay.
Chicago reports an unusual library find when three silver dollars fall from a returned book. Attendant Benjamin P. Smith notes daily discoveries of unstamped letters, bank books, photographs, and even a divorce decree. Spectacles and hairpins are common, with owners often unaware they were left in volumes. In Bethlehem, Wilmer Sandt was fined $38.95 for taking rabbits home after finding a nest while removing stones, violating game laws.
Spokane Washington reports the premium committee will offer a 1000 dollar prize for the best individual apple at the national apple show in December. The award applies to any apple variety and will go to the exhibitor of the top fruit.
A Great Lakes era geologist voice urges Americans to conserve coal and iron, warning that waste with diminished forests and reckless energy use threatens national power. It argues future generations depend on careful stewardship of fossil fuels and natural resources.
Professor Henry Sidgwick examines whether duty arises more from will or intellect. He discusses views that improving will alone would fix conduct versus Socratic ideals that correcting intellectual understanding aligns personal and communal good. He notes many would still err despite awareness and that thoroughly bad men are rare among the morally varied populace.
Simple Rules For Success lays out enduring guidance for youths on budgeting, frugality, and upright conduct. It stresses recording expenses, living within means, and earning trust to build a solid path to prosperity, while acknowledging limited opportunities yet affirming ongoing chances for responsible, durable advancement.
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