The Stayer and The Quitter In A Life Lesson
A column from the Times Republican reflects on perseverance through dialogues about staying power and quitting. It quotes a doctor, financier, teacher, and sports scenes to stress pluck, endurance, and stubborn perseverance as keys to success. The piece urges young readers to admire persistence over flashy starts.
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Tierce
Mike
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L J Carter and Son Sells Lightning Odds Lot F
Local retailer L. J. Carter and Son reportedly sells lightning odds lotf, a curious marketing item attracting attention from shoppers. No further details available.
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Ods Lotf
Qualities of a Lady and Austrian Service Rules
An item contrasts etiquette for a refined lady with new Austrian service laws. It urges clear articulation and quiet, tasteful dress, then shifts to 19th century reforms where servants are renamed employes, fed properly, and forbidden to gossip. Laws also limit outings and alter mistress duties in domestic settings.
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Vilel
Clapneler
New Potato Disease Reported Across Canada and US
A serious conker disease threatens potatoes in Britain and Cantheentil dae j role endangering farms and consumer health. The ailment, described as a fungus with excrescences, survives boiling and is not killed by normal processing. Potatoes imported from Europe may have carried the canker to Newfoundland. however, no wide outbreak is noted in Canada or the United States yet.
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Crea
Britain
Newfoundland
Europe
Canada
United States
Woman's Misdirected Talents and a Swindler’s Rise
From New York, former police chief Uyrnes notes Ellen EB. R. Peck as a skilled swindler in her eighty second year. Her ten year sentence was commuted by Governor Dix. He states she never knew a better inn and could have become a first class captain of industry if her talents had been directed.
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New York
Ellen EB. R. Peck
Dix
The Stuttering Child
European authorities run special schools for stutterers with several types of programs. Most cases recover within four to five months. Relapses may occur, prompting a second or third course of treatment.
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