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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1937
Page
7
A bricklayer applies for a building job and boasts he can do anything with a trowel. The foreman tests him by twirling a trowel and the bricklayer imitates, revealing his claim. The foreman declines the candidate, noting he already has too many of that sort.
The piece traces Samuel Morse from artist apprentice under Washington Allston to studying in London with Sir Benjamin West. It recounts West's kingly portrait with the Declaration of Independence delivered, then Morse’s return to America a premier painter and later inventor of the telegraph. It notes Morse’s 1844 Washington to Baltimore demonstration and rise to fame.
The passage argues that true will power arises when a person has a worthy object to pursue beyond a salary. It says one must envision ownership or advancement to unlock effort and that doing good to others yields greater good to oneself.
Jones de Vere Jones spends a day in the country and attempts a playful greeting with a farmer. He notices a scarecrow and learns it is not the oldest inhabitant but merely a visitor like himself.
A Detroit News column by Ray S. Ayers argues that action and reaction enforce balance in all things from personal lives to national affairs. He warns that excess in power, wealth, or appetite disrupts order, with nature restoring balance through upheaval.
The copy touts first in drawbar pull and first in traction through Ground Grip Tread. It explains gum-dipped cords, liquid rubber saturation, and two extra gum-dipped cord layers that bind tread to cord body for lasting strength and no separation.
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