Duty of the Wealthy to Society
A reflective exhortation arguing wealth does not justify social rift. It urges rich Americans to abandon excess, engage in public service, and shoulder political duties to restore moral balance and curb social hate. The piece contrasts wealth with humility, calling for concrete contributions to national spiritual resources and community welfare.
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Lewismien
Elander
America
Patience and education in the southern race relations
Booker T. Washington urges patience with the Negro and champions education as salvation from crime immorality and superstition. He notes Southern employers question when education will reach kitchens and calls for better training of women as cooks while recalling older aristocratic white leaders teaching in Sunday schools. He laments Southern ignorance of local black education efforts and criticizes decades of race conflict rhetoric.
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South
Africa
Lees
China
Japan
Why Chivalry Is Dead In America
Professor C. R. Henderson of Chicago University argues chivalry dies when courtesy is reserved for ladies only. True gentleness requires respect for all women, including working girls, as a moral contract between wage earner and employer. He notes the house worker’s role blends personal and economic factors, complicating the wage relation.
Local Happenings Across Hardin County Towns
The Herald reports from Hardin County with items from Pleasant Ridge and surrounding areas. W Barnards visits daughter Mrs Miller in Lineville. Harold Thomas of Adaza visits Aunt Jennie Whitney. Mary Inghram returns from Green County visiting sister Mrs Mae Thomas. East Side church Sunday school held Children’s Day exercises with strong turnout.
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W. Barnards
Mrs. Miller
Lineville
Harold Thomas
Adaza
Jennie Whitney
Mary Inghram
Green County
Mae Thomas
East Side
Boat house rental plan announced by park commissioners
On and after July 1 1905 those having boats in the boat house will pay a rental of two dollars and fifty cents per annum for each stall with rent payable in advance Tos Larson Park PLS Davis Commissioners.
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Tos. Larson
Park
Davis
Hubb ard Notes and Local Movements
D McFarland remains in Hubbard for several days on business. J H Bales visited Hubbard Tuesday on bank business. Dr McGruder and wife returned from their wedding trip. Perry Winters returns from Nebraska and shows restored health. Simon Boeke occupies his new Hubbard residence. About thirty K P s visited from Eldora for a lodge meeting Wednesday. Hubbard corn looks fine and farmers work clearing fields. Hubbard Horse Co. moved their stallion back to former quarters and will stand during contempt proceedings on trial. Dan Johnson and family stay about two months while arranging affairs and planning to relocate to California.
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D. McFarland
Hubbard
J. H. Bales
Dr. McGruder
Perry Winters
Nebraska
Simon Boeke
Greenfield
Eldora
Hubbard Horse Co
Dan Johnson
Dan
California
Three Reasons Mothers Prefer One Minute Cough Cure
Three reasons mothers favor One Minute Cough Cure. It is harmless and tastes good, children love it. It cures coughs croup and whooping cough when other remedies fail, sold by Smith and Reed.
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Smith & Reed
Eldora residents join Golden Wedding anniversary
Henry Dumphrey leaves cream route from Eldora. Miss Eva Thomas and the S. A. S. meet Thursday afternoon. Misa Race and Miss Bessie Rhodes of Eldora attend Children's Day services Sunday. Rolly Hughes, wife, and Mrs. Grantow and family attend the Radolph golden wedding in town. Dan Johnson and son of Hubbard check on local farms Wednesday. Mr Bruch east of Hughes travels to Nebraska for his mother's illness. R. P. Hughes and wife return from Chicago with their niece. Townsend visit son Arthur at Vandike. he recently broke an arm again. Forty nine of Mrs. Grantow’s relatives attend her father and mother’s golden anniversary.
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Henry Dumphrey
Eldora
Eva Thomas
Misa Race
Bessie Rhodes
Rolly Hughes
Grantow
Dan Johnson
Hubbard
Bruch
Hughes
Nebraska
R. P. Hughes
Chicago
C. W. Townsend
Arthur
Vandike Place
DeWitts Little Early Risers Promote Quick Relief
Vailey City hotel clerk Mack Hamilton says two bottles cured his chronic constipation. The pills act as a tonic not a purge and are easy to take for children or adults. Sold by Smith & Reed in the advertisement.
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DeWitt
Mack Hamilton
Vailey City
N. D
Smith & Reed
Sunday church services across denominations in town
Presbyterian Rev D Wagner, fresh from Geneva, Wis, to preach Sunday morning at the usual hour after returning from a YMCA convention. Methodist services led by Rev Geo Shoemaker. Congregational series opens with Rev C C Warner on Prosperity Pointers in the evening. Point Pleasant Church holds Sunday afternoon service by Rev Stanley at 3 pm. Baptist holds morning services and Sunday School with young people as usual.
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Presbyterian Church
D. Wagner
Geneva
Wis
Coe College
Methodist
Geo. B. Shoemaker
C. C. Warner
Point Pleasant Church
Stanley
Point Pleasant
Baptist
Rev. Stanley
Young Peoples
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Builds Strength in System
It explains that to gain strength one must digest and appropriate food through the nerves blood and tissues. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure adds to the physical by aiding digestion and absorption and builds up the human system. It is pleasant tasting and the only combination of digestants that digests food and enables the body to use its health giving qualities. Sold by Smith Reed.
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Smith & Reed
Iowa Central Excursions And Fare Details
IOwa Central offers trips to Denver Portland Hot Springs St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and more with fare notes and sale dates. Tickets on sale Aug 30 to Sept 4 for Denver and daily to Portland with ninety day limit. Final limit Oct 31 for many routes. For details contact A B Cutts Minneapolis.
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Ore
California
Hot Springs
Ark
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
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