Editorial Says Oil Completes Credibility In Art
The S Louis Globe Democrat argues it is more creditable in art to finish in oil than in statesmanship, contending oil work reflects completed skill while politics remains unfinished.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
1
The S Louis Globe Democrat argues it is more creditable in art to finish in oil than in statesmanship, contending oil work reflects completed skill while politics remains unfinished.
The article notes that power loss halts trolley operation and that ceasing advertising threatens business continuity, implying financial decline without marketing support. A streetcar system and an advertising-driven business model are linked to the same risk of stoppage.
The Marshalltown Times-Republican emphasizes youth discipline by urging boys to develop the business habit to avoid risky alternate pathways, warning that without this habit they may fall into habits leading to disaster.
Governor Cummins spoke for about 45 minutes at the Farmers Institute in Moulton. He avoided political references, saying too much politics is not good though a little business now and then is relished by every man.
Editor Burke of Kellogg Tribune boosts town spirits after a recent large fire that damaged Kellogg Iowa. He calls on residents to keep publishing, rebuild the community, and restore Kellogg to its former standing as a leading small town in the region. He expresses heartfelt sympathy to those affected and invites all to work with vim toward a brighter future.
A dated political essay argues that Mr Haskell should be eliminated and predicts moves against Roosevelt and Cortelyou. It questions Roosevelt’s governance, reflects on Taft and Bryan as rivals, and envisions a future reform party uniting reformist factions. The piece critiques Roosevelt’s policies and advocacy of strong state power while urging a cleaner national leadership.
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