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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
7
A condensed essay extols thrift through examples from Abraham Lincoln to Thomas Edison and James J Hill. It praises saving early, cites War Savings Stamps, and urges personal discipline as the cornerstone of future prosperity.
A fragmented line describes a piano conversation with a speaker claiming the instrument “talks.” The exchange features the phrases She says she makes her piano talk and I bet you suggesting a playful quarrel or banter about musical voice.
A Houster Post aphorism notes a man values a good stomach over strong shoulders after facing death or danger. It frames resilience as practical grit rather than boastful prowess.
Richmond Va The War Loan office announces a new Treasury plan allowing War Savings Stamps to be converted into Treasury Savings Certificates of 100 and 1000 dollars. Stamps can be exchanged via post offices and banks, certificates bear owner names, and earn four percent quarterly compounding. Investments up to 1000 dollars remain.
The article argues households function as corporations with fixed obligations and a definite budget. It stresses regular savings, investment through Thrift and War Savings Stamps, and an intelligent budget. It recommends setting aside a definite savings portion and rigidly adhering to budgeted allocations with any surplus directed to savings or recreation.
The excerpt extols wealth and popularity while stressing that true value lies in friendship and home life, suggesting riches and fame pale beside loyal companions. It reflects a moral emphasis on personal relationships over material success.
A note on thought habits suggesting thinking can be trained and improved like any other habit. The text hints at timing and personal stance, urging a practical stance toward mental discipline.
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