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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
12
In a reflective essay the piece foresees personal vows and social changes in 1910. It contrasts wealth with happiness, arguing true joy comes from selfless service rather than money, citing charity, labor strikes, and the value of everyday deeds over grand sums. It ends with a farmers' note.
The question contrasts boxing profits of 125000 in an hour with a year as a Methodist minister earning 500002. The answer notes the money lasts longer for the minister and leads to true happiness.
A collection of aphorisms on folly ambition self control duty solitude and learning. The sayings contrast prudence with error caution against gossip and misplaced trust and note how experience and reputation shape life.
A collection of maxims on virtue and success. Deep merit is quiet, opportunities lack stamped values, and reputation is easier to earn than to preserve. Calamity can forge greatness, avoiding work is the hardest toil, and purposeful living guides all actions.
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