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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
2
The Sheridan Indiana weekly issue issued Friday morning June 1 1923 edited by I H McMurtry and D B McMurtry with Fortune advertising terms and post office designation as second class mail matter. Foreign advertising representation noted.
The piece urges parents to investigate the history and conduct of universities before sending their children away. It condemns scandals and cover ups, warns officials and trustees pose risks to public welfare, and calls for purging corrupted institutions while advising against excessive confinement of youth at home during summer.
A bold opinion argues the impact of flawed precedents depends on whether others imitate them. It emphasizes peer behavior over the idea itself and warns against blindly copying errors. The remark frames influence as a social contagion.
A brief reflection on how genuine friendship is measured by the depth of one’s gratitude. The idea emphasizes valuing trusted companions and recognizing their positive impact in daily life.
A lifted editorial argues constant advertising keeps shoppers engaged. It notes readers forget quickly and repetition aids recall. Newspapers educate strangers, youth, and families, boosting local business and editor ambition. support for the local paper benefits the town. Byron Times
The piece urges transforming unused back fences with grape vines to beautify yards and produce fruit. It warns of looming war risks, reveals airship neglect, and critiques Congress for inaction. It then offers a teaching method: set a hard task for a boy, guide him through failure, and have him try again to gain real success.
The passage argues that trying matters even when it ends in failure. It says effort reveals ability and hints at lacking facilities or determination. This awareness builds faith and courage to try again and eventually succeed.
The speaker urges readers to journey globally to test the idea that human nature remains consistent, arguing personal observation across cultures confirms this belief. The call emphasizes firsthand experience as a check on assumptions about humanity.
A concise public stance declares support for universal law compliance. It emphasizes collective responsibility and expects individuals to follow established rules, ensuring order and fairness across society.
An opinion piece mocks long immigration bars by proposing that Chinese bandits be released to curb profiteers and grafters. The author suggests arming bandits to seize offenders and deport them to China with no ransom paid.
A reflective note urges enduring effort: when fatigue hits, resolve to continue and return to work. It emphasizes that kindness is valued especially when unanticipated and that steady, decisive action yields greater accomplishment.
Questioning others' trustworthiness undermines relationships. The speaker suggests reciprocal faith builds confidence, encouraging restraint and openness to earn mutual regard.
A concise aphorism notes that voters choose leaders by the issues and collective vision rather than self promotion. It emphasizes the value of focusing on policy over personal boasting.
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