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What Should Be a Man's Object in Life
A meditation on life purpose urging virtue over wealth or power. The author cites Omar and Carlyle to argue humans should seek the good of others, citing Columbus Galileo Wilberforce Shakespeare Fulton Watt and others as examples. He urges acts of kindness, support for the vulnerable, and living as a pioneer of goodwill.
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Broad Visionss Forges American Progress From History
A collage of historical anecdotes stresses forward thinking. Jefferson’s Louisiana Purchase, Vanderbilt’s railroad expansion, Brigham Young’s irrigation, Central Park’s foresight, and Elbert Gary’s trusts illustrate how future-oriented leadership shapes nations. Also notes a Sunday school miscue about origins vs dust of the earth.
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Why musicians wear long hair the barber asks
The barber jokes about musician hair serving as protection for delicate ears. The barber notes painters have similar eye protection, and suggests long hair shields musicians from cold or irritation. He equates laughing at a violinist’s mane to mocking athletic pads.
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