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The Cheerful Path to Success Says Chicago Record-Herald
A witty reflection on moods and outcomes asks whether grumbling improves life or wealth. It contrasts the ugliness of a sour face with the appeal of cheerfulness, concluding that a positive outlook tends to yield better results. The brief item cites the Chicago Record-Herald as the source of this aphorism.
Promise of the Desert and New Crops for Oregon
The article argues that thornless cactus could yield 30 to 40 tons per acre, transforming stock feeding and range conditions in eastern Oregon. It also cites sunflowers and a rubber plant of New Mexico and Arizona as profitable prospects for arid lands, urging growers to explore new crops beyond alfalfa and traditional varieties.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Roosevelt’s Clean Record Behind The Political Storm
Orison Swett Marden praises President Roosevelt in Success Magazine, contrasting his integrity with graft and public suspicion. The piece notes Roosevelt’s vow to protect his good name, putting character before political success and promising to never gamble with his reputation.
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Reconstruction Demands for Oregon University System
Editor E Hofer argues Oregon must reconstruct its university and agricultural colleges under a single regents board to reduce duplication and expand engineering, teaching, and professional departments. The Capital Journal urges shifting standards, moving law and medical schools to Eugene, raising admissions, and charging tuition for professional courses.
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Roosevelt’s Stand Against Political Graft and Corruption
The text portrays Mr Roosevelt as rejecting bribes and underhand tactics. He would not seize opportunities for wealth through crooked politicking and aimed to keep his record clean and his name white. He anticipated mistakes and enemies but sought respect for honesty and straightforward methods.
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Puff and public opinion court case in newspapers
A correspondent asks if newspaper readers influence advertising value, noting every paper faces scrutiny in the court of public opinion. Witnesses help determine reader commentary and advertiser impact in this discussion of press credibility.
Yale Confers Law Degree on J Pierpont Morgan
The article notes Yale University grants a bachelor of law degree to J Pierpont Morgan. It contrasts the magnate's pursuit of happiness with the poverty stricken professors who conferred the degree, suggesting even with one tenth of his wealth they might value their initials less.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Yale University
Morgan
Hair From Chinese Bandits Sparks Trade Mystery
A New York dispatch reports the freighter Wray Castle arrived from the Orient with a cargo of Chinese hair valued over $5000. The hair, taken from beheaded bandits, is said to supply thousands of American women with pigtails for wigs while officials note a separate consignment of 22 Chinese pigtails aboard the British steamship Seneta collected during a three month plunder of burial grounds. Captain Grimes of the Seneta claims the Chinese funeral custom causes a thriving hair trade.
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United States
Staten Island
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China
Pendleton Seeks New Broom Industry in Oregon
Pendleton could use around 000 brooms yearly with production split among Kansas Missouri and Nebraska and shipped nationwide. Umatilla County alone could supply broom corn and Pendleton could make enough brooms to serve half of Oregon. It is a matter of starting the new business and moving out of a rut.
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Missouri
Nebraska
Umatilla County
Oregon
Successful Woman Orchardist Builds Private Fruit Empire
Miss Estelle More of Niagara County owns a 200 acre farm with 20000 peach trees 2000 apples 1700 pears 600 quinces 1000 plums and 1000 cherries plus other fruit. She runs the property herself and manages every detail. A Balkan state tale notes a diplomat recovering a minister of justice watch at a banquet.
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Niagara County
Pacific Homestead
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