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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1903
Page
2
The passage urges reliance on self to overcome obstacles and labor for success. It extols personal effort over seeking others aid, noting inventions arose from venturesome attempts despite doubt. It questions whether we would have progress without risking, and concludes education and future gains come from earnest, sacrificing effort.
A historical plea argues youth should honor honest toil over money driven work. It contends that society overvalues cash, warns that high pay may erode character, and urges choosing labor for virtue, duty to country and God, despite social pressure and temptations of wealth.
The passage urges schools to educate children and the public in taste and civics, stressing attractive safe facilities, proper layout, and beauty. It warns that ignoring law and discipline endangers democracy, and that schools must foster reverence for law to sustain liberty and responsible citizens.
The report condemns lynching as a practice arising from fear of punishment and for demanding fair trials. It cites the Kentucky case of William Thacker, a white man hanged after mob violence while awaiting a Supreme Court trial, and argues lynching expands from protecting white women to attacking others.
The passage condemns lynching as a descent into barbarism and anarchy, citing a case where a man is killed for standing on his constitutional rights and framing Breathitt County, Kentucky, as a community ruled by force with no real law. It portrays vigilantism as a corrosive, unacceptable pattern.
Prof Allen of Lincoln Institute returned from Boston Tuesday evening after attending the N E A The faculty and teachers of the summer school gave him an informal reception at the Presidents mansion About thirty guests attended and enjoyed short talks with the highlight being President Allen recounting his trip to the NEBA and the old historic city of Houston Prof J B Moten served as toastmaster Professional World.
The famed duke of Bridgewater who faced South Lancashire canals died 100 years ago. He built a clock that strikes thirteen times an hour after noon to signal workers, announcing 1 o'clock with a baker’s dozen strokes. The “they look” clock stands as a Worsley curiosity.
The Q C Commandery E T will hold a public installation on the next Thursday night July 30. Admission is 10 cents.
Expenses cover four weeks board and room eight dollars tuition certain music lessons two per week and one per week options with instrument use monthly typewriter access in commercial department and furnished rooms. A fifty cent monthly reduction applies to ministry candidates and ministers’ children. Payable in advance to President L Lowe Sedalia Maine. Sending funds by draft P O or registered mail.
Students at the College may earn part of their expenses by work in the building or on the grounds with liberal pay. Employment ends if duties are unsatisfactory. Most earn about six thousand per month or more. Apply to the President before arrival. Many find city home work to cover board and tuition, with more opportunities for young ladies than supply. City work is safeguarded as much as possible, but not fully guaranteed for off campus positions. Minors require written parental or guardian consent.
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