Wages of Sin and Foolish Effort Parable
A proverb-like reflection notes that delay in claiming rightful wages shows folly in both the lazy and the overreaching. It contrasts two opposite extremes to warn against inaction and overzealous striving.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1899
Page
2
A proverb-like reflection notes that delay in claiming rightful wages shows folly in both the lazy and the overreaching. It contrasts two opposite extremes to warn against inaction and overzealous striving.
A reflective note on repetitive history and social friction. The speaker contemplates why others dislike him and efforts to become more agreeable to those around him.
A man known as Informed stated that denying himself three ten cent cigars daily for twenty years would save about $2,190. He then asked for a loan of a quarter.
The American farmer is advised to work and possibly instruct his royal employer on how to raise the government debt Abdul Hamid owes.
Seaside and mountain reports indicate unusually generous resort patronage this summer. The trend signals broad prosperity rather than exceptional heat, as the public’s ability to travel hinges largely on the state of business and overall economic health.
General Weyler told the senate revolutions are often needed for regeneration. Critics say his idea of regeneration mirrors his Cuban actions, comparing him to a warrior who called peace a solitude and highlighting his harsh methods.
In a Boston aldermanic session Alderman Brick protested any appropriation for a reception to Admiral Dewey. The vote left Brick as the lone opponent while others favored honoring the celebrated sailor, an action likened to a frog croaking as an elephant passes.
Col Alexander Hawkins of the Tenth Pennsylvania volunteers died at sea from an insidious disease during the Philippine conflict. No martial glory marked his passing, yet his duty and sacrifice stood out. History may not credit him as a battlefield hero, but his service remains a profound example of steadfast duty.
American railways and their managers plan a bold display at Paris next year. A model train will tour Europe after the exposition to demonstrate U S travel comfort and expose European rail services. The display could influence European railway standards.
A narrator recounts near-death visions in a monastery as a light floods the room and the soul, freed from the body, rises with a dove to an astral journey. Angela appears in Dreamland then the City of the Blessed, where spirits dwell among timeless gardens, palaces, and trees, sharing eternal love and peace.
The republic reported last year exports of 4,505,015 ounces of gold and about 40,000 tons of coal.
The quotation frames a progression from strength at twenty to wealth at fifty, asserting that lacking vigor by twenty dooms one to miss the traits of strength, handsomeness, learning, and wealth later in life. It reflects a historical view of self-improvement and success.
A jumble of wartime era medical patter promotes Carcarets Candy Cathartic and Allen's Foot-Ease with promises of curing skin ailments and foot pains. It notes political feuding between Senators Chandler and Gallinger over a post office appointment and ends with a health aside praising vegetables for purifying blood.
A recruitment notice invites thousands of men to work in harvest fields across Minnesota North and South Dakota with room for more. It advertises half rates via the Great Northern Railway from St Paul and provides Max Bass Chicago address for inquiries. The text also includes a brief note about the Chinese tael as a monetary unit.
A compact ad item extols Faultless Starch as superior amid many starch brands. It notes grocers sell it and households rely on it, inviting readers to try it and be convinced. The text includes a Ben Jonson quote about mood and wit.
An advertisement for California Fig Syrup Co claiming a pleasant laxative with cures for constipation, colds, headaches, and fevers. Praises its cleansing effects and safety, notes ingredients from senna and aromatic plants, and urges buyers to use the full company name to avoid imitations. Available at druggists for 50 cents per bottle.
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