Persistence and Ambition Drive Hard-Won Wins
A essay on grit and resolve, praising John Paul Jones and relentless ambition. It urges keep eyes on goals, endure obstacles, and act with unwavering courage. It cites a lumberyard worker and a budding entrepreneur as examples of persistence paying off with success.
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John
Paul Jones
John Paul Jones
Jones
Wytrander
Iumabor
Bualucas
Aalentaan
Araman
Mw Stan
Bea
Auieen
Flirted San Francisco Women Scout American Men
A European singer notes American gentlemen lack flirt finesse and knowledge of proper conduct with women. She recalls Parisian and Madrid manners, saying Americans aggressively invade personal space and did not respect boundaries. The arrival of the singer from Madrid prompts critique of US suitors.
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San Francisco
Mina
del Garcie
Payltere
Europe
Robbers Hold Up Barber in Fort Collins Cemetery
In Fort Collins Colorado a barber named C B Moore was held up in the cemetery while walking home from the city. Two assailants emerged from behind a tombstone and demanded money and valuables. Moore, shaken, could not provide descriptions of the robbers after the fright left him bedridden and unable to notice details. The robbers fled with a watch and a ring.
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Fort Collins
Colo
C. B. Moore
Moore
Osm
Tal Tobsteer
Trade Moore
Paralyzed Youth Narrowly Survives Reading Railway Incident
A fifteen year old boy from Royersford Pennsylvania escaped death on the Reading railway after being torn from a wagon. He was left on the sand beside the track as bystanders aided him. The young passenger is described as high bred and brave in the face of danger.
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Reading
Mingo. Ptatlgn
Royersford
Thomas Ee
Perab
Tearig
Beil Western Seeks Leader With Ground-Up Vision
The New York World quotes Beil Western outlining the essential leader traits for a two year term. The candidate must be efficient, courageous, self confident, and willing to take responsibility. He must inspire trust among superiors peers and subordinates and demand the best from himself and others.
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New York World
Jailed Runner Recalls Past Identity Amid Memory Gaps
Everett, Waihi reports jogger Robert Carleon, kept under guard after being found with no memory, suddenly recalls prison life and names John Dow Christensen. The jailer noted the man claimed prior residence at the same facility years earlier, as investigators verify statements.
Pastor Boosts Baseball Crowds With Church Pitching Offer
Rev. John L. Shaw a former Methodist preacher now in Norden Web writes that he has greatly increased church attendance through his youth outreach. He offered to pitch for the home team if locals would attend his services, and now pitches for the team which is winning steadily as fans fill the pews.
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Columbus
John L. Shaw
Norden
Web
Bageball
Ome
Nam
Not a Matter of Bread and Butter in Student Jealousies
An old note reflects on a brilliant college student and rivalries among peers as final grades arrive, arguing jealousy shadows merit and moral reasons behind success. It discusses the value of honest effort, the social cost of cleverness, and how service and contentment relate to a steady, uneasy struggle in academia.
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Avald
Soldiers Attend Fort McPherson Film Show During Summer
Soldiers at Fort McPherson enjoy a popular summer film program as part of religious services for the United States Army. Chaplain Durrant of the Scronmteeuth Tatkad State fir fancy sepa biblical tare etc.
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Allantt
Eoldiers
United States Army
Fort McPherson
Wife Switchman Faces Bigamy Charge In Chicago Case
Mrs Stella Jarabine Galley, married to Oscar Gailey, is accused of bigamy after a second marriage to Galley while her first husband, James Carabine, believed she remained single. Carabine searched for his wife for four months, found their furniture stored, and Galley was arrested attempting to reclaim it. The case centers on alleged prior divorce and the harmonica melodies that drew the marriages together.
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Chicago
Namie
Net
Mather
Stella Jarabine Galley
Janes XK
Carabing
Hmo
Carabine-Gailey
Oscar Gailey
Alan
Carabine
Galley
Rien
Ibe
Khotel
Harmiobigg
Martigue
Maren
Great Bend
Ind
Iegarding
Sultar
Somathma
Imarage
Governor Drops Cloth Decree as Town Rebels
In 1888 a provincial governor faced fierce resistance over a dress reform order targeting women. Public uproar and threats to food supplies pushed authorities to withdraw the decree. Women prepared to flee and town life returned to prior attire as officials relented.
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Wade
Retievns
Bigger hose for our women in outdoor sports era
The American Wool and Cotton Reporter reports hosiery mills expanding to produce larger hose sizes. It notes a cultural shift toward outdoor athletic activity among women, influencing loom development and market demand. The piece credits hosiery buyers for driving the change and highlights stronger demand as women adopt more active lifestyles.
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Boston
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Tracs
Bis
Milady
Floisia
Bayers
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