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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
6
The passage urges employers to project cheerfulness and leadership rather than a grim, critical approach. It compares harsh, nagging behavior to prodding a horse, stating energy equals enthusiasm and a positive atmosphere boosts workers’ initiative, morale, and productivity.
Frederic Las writes in Architectural Record that Touraine's historic wealth and Loire banks inspired grand chateaux funded by Valois nobles. The era was shaped by plots, violence, and brutal justice, with watchmen, dungeons, and vassal rights shaping daily life amid noble conflicts and constant danger.
The article argues foreigners doing business in Mexico must learn Spanish even with English usage rising. It notes real Mexico lies beyond tourist areas where Spanish is essential, and interpreters help in business. It urges U S youth to study Spanish to benefit future trade with Spanish-speaking regions.
Emperor William insists German soldiers sing while marching using a new handbook of easily remembered songs. Berlin and Munich poets supplied texts, ensuring the ranks sing as they tramp. The piece notes a soldier's stomp can signal a salute in combat. In another item the Peking Times says the viceroy of Kwantung province aims to control the elements by firing salutes and summoning sunshine during cloudy spells.
A fragmentary note quotes Obicago Sua claiming a gil taunts a young man, urging him to offer himself, with unclear context or setting. The text reads like a distorted or coded social commentary or transcription error from a street remark.
Florists display tiny Japanese gardens crafted in the United States by Japanese artisans. Prices range from 3 to 36 dollars, with $6 round terracotta pots common. Gardens use dwarf plants, pagodas, and tiny pines to create landscapes in porcelain dishes or shallow earthenware pots, praised for sunset and moonlight effects.
The Hartford Times reports Mark Twain introducing Gen Joseph R Hawley of Connecticut at a public gathering. He commends Hawley as a gallant soldier, former governor and congressman, editor, and author of Beautiful Snow. He notes Hawley’s integrity and liberal spirit.
A Wassep salesman seeks a sideline oil position visiting mills electric light plants and coal mines. Applicants should apply to Groner P. Jones & Company in St Louis Missouri.
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