The True Tact of Truthful Living
The piece argues that tact without lying is possible and preferable to pretense. It asserts that highest tact is absolute truthfulness and that sincere, generous honesty earns lasting self respect, while pretense pleases others only briefly. It notes differences in lying patterns between men and women and the social value of candor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voras
Lis
Ronelsting
Wilton
At & Yard
Axminster
Arminster
Stubborn convention rumors loom over Indiana GOP race
The Indiana GOP governor contest tightens as Penfield gains late strength while rival candidates Taylor Haply Sayre and Penfield vie. Faction splits loom with northern delegates set against a southern compromise offering a new name from the state’s south. A deadlock could spark a southern coalition nominating an overlooked figure.
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Indiana
Consention
William L. Taylor
Frantc Haply
Judge Penfield
Warren Sayre
Seong
Penfield Sentment
Penfield
Theo
Aniher
Ios
Bovernor
Wignordorn
Hanly
Lafayette Pen
Value Of Honesty Shines In Brick Church Station Cash Loss
An Honest act at Brick Church New Jersey highlights public trust as commuters raised funds to reimburse a Lost 927 belonging to the Lackawanna rail line. The incident contrasts with corporate malfeasance like the Sullys and Morgans whose fortunes suffer when dishonesty undermines market confidence and legality.
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Lackawanna
Brick Church
N. J
Sullys
Morgans
Roort
Securites
Fortune
Hut Fortune
Ani
Talks to the Farmers Gelling Yellow Trefoil Seed Fraud
The article warns farmers about adulterated alfalfa seed and yellow trefoil seed mixed with alfalfa. It explains how to detect fraud by color and texture, urges rejection of discolored samples, and notes the Department of Agriculture findings. It also discusses quince trees, pruning, mulching, and keeping quality for home gardeners.
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United States
Europe
Chile
Wifalfa
Department of Agriculture
Attuning the Feeding Cattle Grades and Traits
A detailed guide by Prof Hom M Mumford from the Minols College of Husbandry outlines how finishers and feeders benefit from understanding feeding cattle grades. It describes fancy selected feeders, choice feeders, and their desirable conformation, including depth, compactness, topline, and eye expression, as indicators of superior meat yield and maturity potential.
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Prof Hom. Mumford
Chletih Apumat Husbandry
Minols College of Husbandry
Qualities of the quince by Mrs. Belle P Drury
A brief note on quince cultivation notes how farm efforts yield limited growth and a harsh texture. The fruit needs cooking to develop flavor while the tree remains shrub like and decorative with white blossoms and crimson fruit.
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Belle P. Drury
Farm Press
Top Dressing Grass Land Experiments Rhode Island 1904
Valuable trials in top dressing Rhode Island grass lands during late April used 0 pounds nitrate of soda 309 pounds muriate of potash and 60 pounds acid phosphate per acre. Results show profitable adjustments with smaller potash and phosphate applications and emphasize seed bed preparation for good Brass stand with a notable net profit per acre.
Miss Martin and Neal in the windy office
In a late article scene Neal confronts Miss Martin amid typed sheets and a roaring wind. He recalls their past and asks to return to former ties while she weighs his plea and the meaning of their shared history.
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Miss Martin
Neal
Mix Martin
Ming Martin
Martin Rere
Newt
Helene
Dean
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Blood Ailments
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as best value medicine, claiming it purifies and enriches the blood, cures pimples eczema and eruptions, fatigue, poor appetite and debility. A testimonial from Aine Kyrie Covonne of Washington DC asserts it renews energy and blood health, promising reliable, lasting relief.
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Hood
Aine Kyrie Covonne
1535Th Street
Washington, D. C
Rising Sun area notes and local happenings
A scattered Indiana notice recalls Bloomingon and Rising Sun regions with wedding anniversaries, charity drives, resignations, and correspondence from Liberty township residents. The report mentions a 56th anniversary, charity fund ideas, a city marshal resignation, and a letter seeking payment after a past transaction, reflecting small town concerns and personal news.
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BrookviMe Masone
Red Foxex
Rising San
Tobaree
Rising Sun Recorder
Res
FF. A
Elin
Bloomington
Kore Wayne Tlerke
Phew
Jann James
Kalehteown
Warte
Sumpter
Convarme
Atricken
Liberty Towneship
Wabash County
Somerset
Rate Nibble Woman's Feet in Buck County
In Rockhill township Mrs William Dowling, lately widowed, is described as nearly penniless after her husband’s death eight years ago. She was found in a starving condition with feet badly mutilated and reportedly eaten by rats, and has since been moved to Bucke County home. Local visitors Mahon H Myers and clergy investigated and found signs of severe abuse.
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Neal
Milan Martin
Cfnb
Nerselt
Dark Eyer
Mies Mavens
Ieee Fe Wien
United Statean
Ari
Annehanon
Martin
Mins Marsin
United Grater
Mixa Martin
Doylestown
Willam Dowling
Rackhill
Bucke
Mahlon H. Myers
J. D. Linderman
Eege
Mr. Tertick
Ferkafe
Ut Non
A Corner for Women on Baby Savings Banks
A story about a young mother opening a pennies bank for her baby. She saves a cent daily and deposits extra pennies when affordable to teach economy and the value of money. The piece argues early banking habits foster financial responsibility and budgeting in adulthood.
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Abe
Tnhany
Hare Savings
Che Bank
Little Lucy Entertains Aunty At The Parlor Visit
A narrator recalls a visit with Lucy in a home setting. Lucy acts poised like a little lady while converse with relatives and neighbors. The piece references family members and notes the World’s Fair Grounds area measuring 130 acres and six miles of fencing.
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Rover
Beauty-Comfort By Mme. Falloppe On the Nails
The article explains nail conditions from air gaps between layers to health signals. It lists white spots, pale or ridged nails after fevers, nervous shocks, gout, anemia, and kidney trouble, noting healthy nails should be pink, glossy, and tough. It urges consulting a physician when nails become colorless and dry.
Government Buildings Turned Over For Exhibit Display
Government buildings at the works area in St. Louis will be formally turned over to the government board next week. The architecture houses the display for the executive and similar departments, the fisheries trading, and the big bird exhibit on the building site, costing 49,000, the largest sum ever spent on expedition work.
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BT. Louis
Government Board
Wovernment
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