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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
7
A columnist argues that modern marriages fail due to couples wed for status or money rather than love. He claims harsh home life drives men to seek relief elsewhere, blaming both men and women, with women bearing significant responsibility for unhappy marriages.
The author argues that schooling focuses on preliminaries to living and not on real living. He suggests we misallocate time until age 55, when it is too late to learn the art of living, leaving us amateurishly managing life as the machine deteriorates. He urges directing attention to the whole person and daily living.
A discourse on integrating morality with labor, critiquing a strict secular divide between religion and business. It argues for a new public school order, introducing factory and trades schools, and proposes earlier schooling with hands on work to prepare for three branches: high schools, business schools, and factory trades.
The article explains sunstroke causes from actinic rays versus heat, detailing how short actinic waves penetrate tissues and cause burns and tanning. It compares heat exposure, dehydration, and auto intoxication, noting water needs and the role of sun tanning in protection, plus social factors influencing rural to urban drift.
An essay argues self-denial is not virtue itself but a necessary element in virtue. It asserts virtue is the habit of choosing the good and that ongoing struggle and sacrifices form character. It notes many daily duties are habitual, yet real moral growth comes from occasional conscious struggle and choice under temptation.
The text argues that to be liked by women, a woman must be loyal to other women and not mock their faults, while also maintaining a balanced view of men. It identifies unpopular traits such as bossiness, ambition, tactlessness, spite, and excessive crying, and then praises positive virtues like kindness, good temper, and practical knowledge of both men and books.
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