No Age Limit To Success Editorial View
Editorial argues there is no age barrier to achievement if a person avoids sidetracks in life. It asserts steady progress through the world is possible for anyone who stays focused and disciplined.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
1
Editorial argues there is no age barrier to achievement if a person avoids sidetracks in life. It asserts steady progress through the world is possible for anyone who stays focused and disciplined.
A admonitory remark on personal effort and choice noting that success is obtainable by acqui sition if one is ready to pay the required price. The quote frames success as a personal decision and commitment.
A short aphorism attributes wisdom to Edward Everett Hale about how people carry multiple troubles. It emphasizes focusing on one kind of trouble rather than three, a reflection on human endurance and perspective. The attribution anchors the quote to a 19th century American writer.
A nearby firm has adopted the motto do it now do it right and dont be a quitter. They predict success by backing the creed that those who delay quit and fail to finish are the ones left behind. The stance emphasizes prompt, complete effort to secure outcomes and win.
There is a need for a developer of the physiques of our business men. Some speak of Golf, a gymnasium, or a physical culture class. No plan is yet determined but hopes arise that chaotic ideas will form and ease a long felt need. Business men have plenty of work, yet it does not foster general development.
Post adjournment reports reveal a 12,000 acre Montana reserve for a herd of bison noted for hides rather than meat. The piece contrasts bison value with cattle for steak and tallow, arguing sentiment favors the steer despite the new designation.
Cyrenus Cole editor of the Cedar Rapids Republican praises Beryl F. Carroll the Republican nominee for governor as the best choice for Iowa. Cole had backed Carroll from the nomination and says his support could not have been better, reflecting satisfaction with the selection.
In Des Moines Judge Brennan denounces those who falsify marriage licenses claiming people wed under age. He notes many divorces hinge on illegal unions and predicts law will soon crack down on these practices to halt them.
An exchange notes Krupp has built paper field pieces for German infantry. The guns are about two inches caliber, light enough for one soldier to carry, yet resist less than steel. Not to replace steel guns, they suit situations where moving heavy artillery is impractical. Paper wheels appear equally extraordinary.
A Washington Department of Agriculture scientist reports seeds such as fennel oats and corn can survive extended exposure to 40 degrees below zero Fahrenheit for 118 days and still germinate when returned to favorable conditions. He notes seeds may lie dormant for centuries and life persists in a nonactive state ready to react when conditions improve.
A four year old in Central Park refused to cooperate with his mother as she prepared him for visitors. He cried out he did not want to be dressed, expressing despair at being born and wishing not to be resurrected, highlighting juvenile boredom and frustration.
The record shows United States Senator William V. Allen of Nebraska speaking for twenty three hours on the silver bill in 1899 with rare breaks for quorum. Other long speeches include Mr De Cosmos in British Columbia at twenty six hours on a land bill, William A Peffer twelve hours, Thomas H Carter nearly thirteen hours in 1900 to defeat the river and harbor bill. Lord Alverstone for Great Britain spoke through the Venezuela arbitration sessions on the British side.
A new fire proof material called uralite is reported in Russia. It is made from asbestos fiber with silicate bicarbonate of soda and chalk and produced by machinery used in paper making. Supplied as soft sheets or hard boards with metallic properties.
A description notes uralite about a tenth of an inch thick resists fire and prevents content damage without spreading flames. It is classified as a non-conductor of heat and electricity.
Jacob Bayless owner of 1000 dollars in stock petitions federal court for a receiver. He warns the bank will soon be insolvent under current management and that the comptroller of currency plans to assess stockholders. He cites gross mismanagement and loans on insolvent notes. Attorney John McLennan will press the case before Judge McPherson in St Joseph.
Washington reports a method to preserve eggs for an indefinite period. Coat each shell with lard to exclude air, or use water glass to cover eggs in a tub with ten quarts of water. Place eggs standing end down, keep in a cool dark cellar, and top up as needed. Ensure eggs are fresh before starting.
A Maine paper recalls a storekeeper placing a pitch barrel as a vantage point for a regular visitor. The visitor shifted from the barrel top to an open barrel of nails, then departed with a sizeable haul of hardware from the Maine country store.
A vivid Romany wedding scene unfolds outside a marriage tent with guests in gypsy finery dancing in the mud. Men and women mingle as the bride’s kin cluster nearby while the groom’s parents stand apart, and the tent displays a red barred cloth with meat and wine.
In a remote ceremony the joyful guests ignore the bride and groom as the bride weeps under her veil and leans on a dark youth. The groom wears a gaudy neckerchief and gray hat while the headless chicken is tossed into the crowd, marking the couple’s permanent departure from her people and tribe.
Des Moines Daily News advertises a three months trial subscription for 40 cents. It claims the paper is not party controlled, provides condensed fearless news, market and farm reports, household tips, and sporting gossip. The offer ends unless renewed and urges immediate response to Des Moines Iowa.
A Philadelphia Press item notes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts gently on the bowels to drive the cold out of the system. Sold by Langerak's Drug Store at 27 31 Gracious. A humorous exchange from Miss Passay and Miss Peppery about hair and exchanges accompanies the notice.
A 1914 style ad promotes monthly service on the Great Western line from Union Station at 9:30 p m to Dalhart and Ware in Dalham and Hardy Counties with free berths and fare refunds to buyers. Royal Land Con Des Moines Iowa lists a red book and contact options.
Chronicle ad touts Cascasweet as a prompt remedy for babies and children with quick calming effect. Claims printed on bottle list ingredients and states contains no opiates. Sold by Langerak's Drug Store at 27 31.
A Victorian style advertisement extols Dr. RB. V. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It compares the stomach to a churn, claims foul digestion taints blood and causes disease, and promises cures for pimples, ulcers, and humors. It invites readers to mail for a booklet detailing ingredients and medical endorsements.
An advertisement for Dr Bair a German physician with a one month treatment plan offers free diagnosis and consultation for paralysis catarrh consumption rheumatism cancer fits piles tumors gall stones gravel liver or blood disease. Patients are asked to pay what they can after satisfaction and to write details to 1122 6th Ave.
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