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Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1920

Page

2

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Missouri Waltz fame from unlikely road encounter

Frederick Knicht Logan, a small town musician, crafted a worldwide hit from a stray tune he found when a stranger played a primitive melody on a road in Oskaloosa. Logan published Missouri Waltz and, after early doubt, earned over fifty thousand in royalties while publisher F J A Forster collected about one hundred thousand. The success shows a music tale of persistence and chance.

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Time to Act Not Rely on Father Time

A January American Magazine meditation argues against waiting for time to fix life. It warns of self deception in business and health, cites a wealthy man who does nothing and erodes wealth, and mocks the idea that God will handle everything. It compares time to a janitor with no real stake in individual outcomes.

New York United States Tian Father Time Bitch Tie Caesar Willie Shakespeare

A Question of Hospitality in Customer Service

A vintage advertising note by Milton J. Wianamaker emphasizes treating customers as guests. It urges shopkeepers to prevent any customer from leaving dissatisfied, aligning store conduct with home hospitality standards.

Milton J. Wianamaker

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