Understanding Your Role In The Employer's View
A Jasper News column advises young workers to adopt the employer's perspective. It urges aligning efforts with company aims, understanding problems, and becoming a small but essential wheel in a larger machine. Insight into the boss's methods is presented as key to career advancement.
Stars on seals and coins reflect heraldic design
The article notes five point stars on the Great Seal and presidential seal, six on the House seal, and five point stars on the current half and quarter dollar obverse. It observes the dollar’s reverse copies the Great Seal minus clouds and questions why flag stars differ from coin stars in heraldic origin. It mentions colonial coinage as the source for most stars on coins, while the flag follows Washington’s coat of arms with three five pointed stars.
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United States
House of Representatives
Washington
Growth of Kindness and Civil Reform Values
A private letter praises rising kindness in public discourse as essential to democracy and reconstruction. Collier’s Weekly endorses charity as a reform ally and urges kinder explanations to curb intolerance. Also noted are royal honors for Dutch sea captains and crew in the Hook of Holland wreck, plus Oxford student Curzon’s scholastic success contrasted with Rosebery’s rustication.
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Collier's Weekly
Edward of
England
Prince Henry of the
Netherlands
Hook of Holland
Wilhelmina
Order of Orange- Nassau
Lord Curzon
Oxford
Lord Rosebery
On the Trail of the American Missionary
A Columbus period piece arguing to examine foreign missions dispassionately. The author commits to a grounded, independent study of missionary work across denominations, noting salaries, costs, and the public debate. He visits boards, studies funding, and plans field reports to reveal what missionaries actually do and earn.
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Oseph B. Bowles
Mid’ Pacifc
Tam
America
Reformed Church
American Board
Protestant Episcopal
Baptist
North
United Presbyterians
Southern Baptista
Southern Presbyterians
Missionary Board
Yale University
Harlan P. Beach
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Pacific Mall Steamship Company
Hong Kong
Great Britain
Jong
Manila
Brent
Philippine Missions
Tunisian bazars tempt visitors with airy carpet display
In Tunisian bazaars a merchant shows a $6,000 carpet he flings into the air so it settles slowly. The filmy weave traps air bubbles large enough to hold a man, a wonder to prospective customers in the teal storehouses of delight.
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Tunis
Cigar output climbs as gauge of national prosperity
A contemporary notes that cigar consumption reflects prosperity. Cigar manufactories have doubled output in eight years, with 1905 06 production at 8,070,673,649 compared with 4,063,169,097 for the year ending June 80, 1898.
The Racking Problem in a Tiny Widow’s Night Schedule
A petite widow describes the dilemma of attending seven social events weekly and returning home at dawn, needing sleep to keep her mind sharp enough to prevent trouble with the telephone and the wolf at night.
Centuries Old Mosque Retains Musk Odor in Mortar
The mosque of St. Bella in Constantinople still carries a strong musk scent after centuries. Musk was mixed into the mortar during construction, explaining the lasting fragrance without any perfuming efforts.
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St. Bella
Constantinople
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