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The Jefferson County Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1900

Page

3

Blunders in War From Tennyson to Modern Conflicts

The Kansas City Star notes repeated military blunders from the Charge of the Light Brigade to 19th century and yet ongoing wars. It cites Gen White Gatacre Methuen and Buller as examples of reckless assaults against unseen foes with heavy losses and laments lack of a celebratory poem for these modern errors.

Kansas City Star Arkansas Lord Tennyson Light Brigade Nolan Lord Cardigan England White Gatacre Lord Methuen Buller South Africa

HER SUCCESS A self made head of a large household business

A southern woman began by selling on commission for out of town buyers. She wrote articles to fund ads, took small profits, and improvised to meet orders. Over twenty years she built a large household and business, with relatives handling tasks while she reaped the earnings.

Albany Argus

Dawson City's Progress Expands Life in the Gold Camp

Vice-Consul Morrison says Dawson City now has telegraph, brickmaking, schools, fresh beef, mutton and pork, and a rising sense of civilization. The Canadian telegraph line from Bennett to Dawson, 600 miles with a 75 mile branch, cost under $130,000 and connects Bennett to the Pass railroad line to Skaguay, 40 miles away.

Dawson City Morrison Bennett Dawson Skaguay

From Wetaskiwin to Northern Alberta A Farmer's Move

A letter from John Cummings of Wetaskiwin Ontario now in Alberta describes his migration from Farmington Washington on May 29 and building a log home stables and barns. He notes doubled cultivation and stock among neighbors, rising crops and better prospects, and ends with a sales pitch for Magnetic Starch.

John Cummings Wetaskiwin Alberta Canada Washington United States Cummings Dominion Farmington Wash Florida Klondike Acre

Girl Preacher At Brooklyn Church Draws Crowds

A 16 year old girl preached both morning and evening at Holy Trinity Baptist Church in Brooklyn last Sunday. Her sermon style impressed listeners as she spoke with authority despite youth, making the congregation forget her age. The event highlighted her commitment to church work beyond Sunday school.

Holy Trinity Baptist Church Brooklyn

Woman Offers Sandwich From Leftover Bread Crusts

In a brief exchange the smiling woman responds with humor to a demand, offering to share a sandwich from the remaining crusts. The line reflects a cooperative, cheery attitude amid a light interaction.

Out of the Mouth of a Child Papa and Heaven Questioned

A 7 year old asks if heaven is a nice place and the father replies it is said to be but not sure. The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph quotes the exchange as a light domestic moment. A separate note mentions Pino's cure for Consumption as a family medicine seen in Chicago since 1865.

Pittsburg Pino J. R Madison 42D Ave Chicago Mls

McKinley Receives Shoes From Cleveland Bootmaker

President McKinley has the Cleveland shoemaker supply every pair of his footwear, a relationship spanning fifteen years with the same craftsman providing all his shoes.

McKinley Cleveland

Cocoa and Chocolate Recipes Free from Walter Aaker

Astenetive Booklist offers Free Choice Recipes for cocoa and chocolate. Distributed by Walter Aaker & Co. Ltd. located in Dorchester Massachusetts.

Astenetive Walter Aaker & Co. Ltd Dorchester Mass

Five House reporters earn five thousand dollars yearly

A historical note states there are five official reporters of the house each paid 5,000 a year. Another line mentions S997 earning from covering pings of house committee hearings. Additional, unrelated lines reference Magnetic Starch and a Franco-Prussian war casualty tally totaling 316 million dollars, 311 thousand killed and wounded, 1,713 thousand engaged, with 817,751 men out of action and 446,000 French prisoners.

House

Bold men of principle or bold risk takers in public life

A reflective saying contrasts principled individuals with bold figures, noting that men of principle are sure to be bold while boldness alone does not guarantee principled behavior. The aphorism cautions against equating courage with virtue and invites prudent conduct.

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