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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
1
A Goshen Daily Democrat article argues progress relies on human nature rather than systems. It cites railroads, democracy, and university leaders as examples of how people shape outcomes, not devices or abstract methods.
A commentary on American artists and the rise of a new school led by figures like Funk, stressing youth driven creativity and individuality. It contrasts broad ideas of art with strict judgments on what constitutes true artistry and touches on emerald lore and population facts from Canada and Saxony.
P T Rowe bishop of Alaska reports from Nolan Creek near the Koyukuk river detailing a major strike. He Witnessed pans yield 500 to 1800 dollars and notes ore at 19.4 to 19.5 dollars per ounce. He predicts a summer rush and bedrock sinking across Nolan Creek claims.
Jersey City sermon to husbands offers rules for a harmonious marriage. He advises treating wives as equals with shared attention, money, cheer, and practical help. avoid pouting and tyranny. support ongoing courtship and grant her space to have her way and the last word.
Theodore A Leonard set a wheel trap to catch horse thieves near Taunton Massachusetts. His wife Flo left the buggy in place with a horse nearby. The nuts were removed from the axles causing the wheels to fail as Mrs. Leonard drove away, injuring her and releasing the mare. The trap was recalled when the wreckage returned home.
A travelogue through Dordrecht and Volendam recalls the Stadhuis and Groote Kerk in Dordrecht, and the lively Volendam harbor, its duck farms, trekschuit travel, and vivid street life. The piece reflects art, history, and local quirks, including Sunday church scenes and wary views on post cards.
The scouting crop from the minor leagues has produced a strong cohort of pitchers and position players for the American and National leagues. Mannings, Vickers, Summers, and Burny lead a parade of capable rookies, with notable help from McAleer, McConnell, Lord, and others shaping early-season rosters.
A satirical collage mocks baseball fans who riot at games and threaten umpires while condemning greed in society. It mixes sports derision with poems on piracy, burglaries, and economic cynicism, touching on authority, class and modern temptations.
A grandmother teaches religious reward to five year old Ethel who doubts heaven as a place to escape. Ethel reasons she might want to visit her grandmother there and questions the idea of eternal reward. The exchange reveals a child’s practical view of heaven.
A 19th century note recalls Dubois 1895 fossil finds in Java described as a possible link between man and ape. The document then lists assorted ads and quotes including Cheney hooks, Hall’s remedies, Shakespearean verse, a tobacco cigar, and a quip about deafness and love.
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