Just Like Home Letter From M E Weakly From Rockford
A correspondence from M. E. Weakly at 628 W State St Rockford Illinois replies to the Pella Chronicle editor. He expresses pleasure at receiving the paper and describes a thriving town with factories and a population over 50 000. He signs off with best regards to inquiring friends and Mr. Boyd.
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State St
Rockford
Ill
Pella Chronicle
Pella
The Youth's Companion in 1911 Highlights and Authors
A promotional description outlining fifty two good numbers of top readings and nearly three hundred entertaining stories from The Youth's Companion. It notes famous writers contributing to the magazine and the large readership of about three million Companion readers, presenting it as a gateway to engaging content and author interviews.
The Announcement of the enlarged Companion for next year
The announcement says the enlarged Companion will be mailed free to any address with sample copies. Subscribing at once for 1.75 dollars grants free access to all remaining 1910 issues and The Companion's Art Calendar for 1911 in thirteen color lithography with gold. Youth's Companion, 144 Berkeley St., Boston Mass.
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Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
Stepping Stones to Success Mottoes on Self Reliance and Duty
A compact list of maxims urges thorough business knowledge single minded focus and steady self reliance. It extols punctuality diligence charity humility self help and lifelong study while stressing faith and the Bible as guiding sources in life and literature.
Reflections on Wisdom and Self Control in Daily Life
A collection of aphorisms on learning from mistakes and clear thinking. It contrasts sand and sense, emphasizes wisdom from experience, and warns against wasted effort and self-delusion. It recalls Si Simpkins in Davis County Iowa as a notorious liar, with Schuy Hulett delivering a wry verdict.
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Davis County
Iowa
Si Simpkins
Schuy Hulett
Schuy
Warn the Public About Scams and Fraudulent Deals
Dooley warns readers to beware offers of “somethin for nawthin” and shoppers who buy below cost. He explains that buying for a dollar and selling for sixty cents leads to debt and eventual legal trouble as the sheriff closes in. The piece stresses caution against dishonest deals and the dangers of quick profits.
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Dooley
Foreign Missions for Home Heathen at Giggleswick Church
A missionary led a Sunday service in Giggleswick-in-Craven and a collection for foreign heathen was taken up. A skeptical member whispered that he would not contribute, prompting the preacher to fetch a collection box from the vestry and challenge him to take what had already been gathered for the heathen.
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Giggleswick-in-Craven
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