Larger Good Indicative of Business Evolution and Growth
The article argues business overall remains strong nationally but faces an evolutionary period driven by consolidation and large-scale production. It emphasizes that success depends on progressive management, efficient operations, and innovation, while small firms without these traits risk failure. Labor-saving tech and immigration limits boost production and wages, with farmers and industries both feeling the pressure of competition. The larger good is served through science-informed governance and industry practices benefiting many individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yill
Leaders Ever Present Across Generations Rise to Challenge
A reflective piece on leadership arguing that crises spawn capable leaders who step into vacancies left by those who die. It notes that recognition often follows death, while living leaders face criticism, and asserts that future progress comes from successors who fill the shoes of past greats.
Notable anniversaries for Wells Papini Griggs Kilby figures
The notice recalls H. G. Wells born today in 1866 and his varied early jobs before The Time Machine. It notes Giovanni Papini born in Florence, Edward Howard Griggs born in Owantonna, and Thomas Kilby a former Alabama governor with a long public service arc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giovanni Papini
Life of
Christ
Florence
Edward Howard Griggs
Owantonna
Minn
Thomas E. Kilby
Alabama
Lebanon
Tenn
Historic quick facts from the early American republic era
Chronological notes record events and notable births and deaths from 1700 to 1909. Entries include Abbe Armand Jean de Rance founder of Trappists, 1788 Connecticut constitutional ratification, 1793 balloon ascent witnessed by George Washington in Philadelphia, and cultural figures Alexander K. McClure and John Knowles Paine. Military action, royal deaths, and frontier incidents are noted with dates and places.
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Armand Jean de Rance
Order of Trappists
Paris
Connecticut
America
George
Washington
Philadelphia
Alexander K. McClure
Perry Co
Penna
Wailinford
John Knowles Paine
Harvard
Portland
Maine
Cambridge
Mass
Star of the West
Charleston Harbor
Victor Emmanuel
United Italy
Rome
Turin
Fort Robinson
Nebr
Early Hours Shape a resolute, independent temperament
In the early hours the day fosters aggression and persistence. A later hour fosters self-reliance and original thinking, enabling one to stand alone against opposition. An undercurrent of artistic, sensuous temperament enhances the mind in this place.
Nurserymen and grower groups meet in four cities
Nurserymen's Association convenes in Hartford Connecticut. Tobacco Growers' Association meets in Baltimore Maryland. Farm Equipment Association gathers in St Louis Missouri. National Land Association holds session in Cleveland Ohio. Order of Artisans meets in Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurserymen’s Association
Hartford
Conn
Tobacco Growers’ Association
Baltimore
Farm Equipment Association
St. Louis
National Land Association
Cleveland
Order of Artisans
Philadelphia
Pan American Peace Treaty Discussed by Charles Evans Hughes
The article introduces Charles Evans Hughes, former Secretary of State, noting his birth in Glens Falls New York on April 11 1862 his education at Colgate and Brown University and his legal and political career including admission to the bar in 1884 a New York City practice and his 1905 mayoral defeat followed by a later governor’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Republican Party
United States
Woodrow Wilson
New York City
Hughes
Washington
Permanent Court of International Justice
The
Hague
U. S
Havana
Cuba
Charles Evans Hughes
Glens Falls
N. Y
Colgate
Brown University
New York
Arbitration Treaty Delivers Peaceful Resolution Path
In Havana delegates approve a treaty of obligatory arbitration for juridical disputes among Western Hemisphere republics. The pact defines the field in Article 1 and lists categories in Article 2, setting international tribunals for issues not resolvable by local courts. The text frames sovereignty and international law cases, urging peaceful settlement through designated tribunals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itela
United States
Ha- Vana
Pittsfield Notes Dance Planned for Jan 11
Pittsfield Jan 9 The Men's Athletic club will host a dance Friday evening Jan 11 at the town hall offering old fashioned and modern dances. A. E. Nash left for Columbus Saturday to serve as assistant postmaster in the senate. Mrs HY L Coulson and daughter Mrs Gladys Mosher were Eli-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Town Hall
A. E. Nash
Columbus
Senate
HY. L. Coulson
Gladys Mosher
Eli
Doctor Offers Piles Fissure Fistula Treatment
Dr F M Sponseller advertises services at 805 Elyria Savings and Trust Blog with hours 1 30 4 00 Tuesday evenings and states treatment of piles fissure and fistula without loss of time for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Sponseller
Elyria Savings & Trust
British Manifesto Sued Against America
A 1813 British manifesto is sued against the United States. One society forms at Trenton New Jersey to colonize Negroes in peace. In 1854 the Astor Library in New York opened to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Trenton
N. J
Astor Library
New York
Carrie Chapman Call Noted Women's Rights Advocate Dies Today
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Call, a noted reader in the woman's rights movement born in Ripon Wisconsin, reaches 69 years of age today. Frank Hedley, famous Innerborough chief of New York, born in Maidenstone England, marks his birth anniversary three years ago today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Chapman Call
Ripon
Wisc
Frank Hedley
New York
Innerborough
Maidenstone
England
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Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Publichora
Mudnate
J Claris Glorgo City
Lorain
China
Robert Wardine
Chicago
Wabash Ava
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
H. G. Wells
Hallworthy
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Rla
J. Campbell
Mra
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Betty Maye
Mra. N. Lounsbrough
Oberlin
Harry Lounsbrough
Kenner
Ladrange
Ruby Pickering
Miss Pickering
Elwin Carpenter
Chas. Junies
New Oberlin
Bessie Burke
Berean Hospital
Ezra Mull
Lloyd Coates
B. F. Belmer
Braithwaite
Jessie
Toledo
Glynn Norton
Wellington
Dorothy McIntyre Toill
June Carpenter
W. A. Sherburne
William Simith
Weaver Gardner Sherburne
Pasadenia
Cal
Lounsbrough
West Side Lumber Coal Co
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Co
QD Denning
Serena
John F. Dille Co
Antred
Andress
Broad St
LEE Whitney CO
East Ave
RCA 106
Ohio Public Service Co
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