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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
2
A concise maxims style line urging self mastery. It emphasizes training oneself to overcome faults, asserting the central idea is self-improvement through disciplined effort. The句 presents a reflective, motivational tone suitable for a periodical’s quote box.
James J. Hill criticizes Lakes to Gulf opposition and urges a 15-foot canal from St. Louis to the Gulf, saying it benefits the entire Mississippi and Missouri river basins. He cites railways’ inability to move heavier tonnage as a factor for congressional interest and support. Goshen, Ind. reports a fatal accident where David Bush, 21, was killed by a corn shredder.
The line asserts a claim about windmills and engines supplied by Perkins, with a focus on affordability and general plumbing services offered.
A compact excerpt from Success Magazine extols patience and self faith as keys to achievement. It argues poverty stems from want, success arises when one believes in oneself, and growth is lifelong, urging ambition to expand horizons and deepen knowledge. The piece stresses inner strength over circumstantial luck.
A Western Publisher essay urges country newspapers to aid worthy opponents and avoid vilifying rivals. It cautions editors to treat political adversaries fairly, even when retained to discredit them. The piece reflects on integrity, accountability, and the lasting impact of the press.
The U D C ladies were entertained yesterday at Mrs J J Browns home with a literary and musical program and delicate refreshments. Mrs Hawkins and Master Bob with Bess Bristow Julia Megown joined Gem City friends Saturday for the outing.
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