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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
1
Roy Farrell Greene in Success shares a parable on life choices. The uncle warns against shortcuts via Dilly-dally Lane Waitingville and Chance's Road, urging a steady path through Care Debt and the tollgate of Regret toward a prudent, self-chosen route.
A reflective essay on longevity and the improving prospects of a long life. It cites census data showing many reaching 90 and hundreds attaining 100, discusses social progress in sanitation education and health, and notes William Cullen Bryant’s idea that moderation is the key to lasting well being.
A sermon ponders the meaning of Leon Czolgosz’s execution and the mystery of evil. It debates whether psychiatric labels explain the killer or if Satan’s influence can account for the final hours before death, urging a view beyond natural causes.
It is easier to lead at the front than in the crowd and ambitions should aim higher. Encourage the boy by praising his virtues, even if he has faults. Boost rivals with a kind word, for customers prefer kindness over flaunted virtues or neighborly faults. A kind word is the cheapest, surest capital in business.
Derringer, a timber contractor, moves on a remote canyon project with redwood. Carmelita the Dryad warns and then destroys his operation with a mysterious forest vengeance. The Dryad survives amid the wreckage, lone and unyielding among ancient trees.
Mev. Mr. Babcock of Converse Indiana took his blind wife to Kokomo for eye treatment. After leaving her for a few days he returned to find her missing. At a suburban auction a free lot was won by accident. Returning home he learned his wife’s sight had been fully restored.
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