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Newspaper
The New Native
Location
Hydaburg, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1919
Page
2
Editorial notes Alaska’s potential role in herring packing and west coast trade. A $25,000 appropriation in the sundry civil bill aims to fund inspection and supervision, reflecting wartime interest in expanding productive resources and coastal commerce.
The Rev William Ralph Inge of St Pauls quotes Bernard Shaw to define a gentleman as one who puts into life more than he takes out. He cites truths of honesty courage justice fair play and respect for human personality as core to the ideal. A new savings bank account is noted to help industrious natives save locally and withdraw quickly.
The notice urges every boy and girl eight or older to carry a bank book with small deposits and nominal interest. It emphasizes learning by doing and early financial education through a savings account at home. It notes a new Interior Department division Educational Extension and film services via an installed electric plant and stereoptical machine for educational use.
Dr Butler lists five characteristics defining education including accuracy in language refined manners reflective power growth and efficiency or the ability to act. He links speech habits and conduct to fixed thought patterns and disciplined behavior.
Mrs Webb runs a Thursday First Aid class at the Manse teaching sanitation and motherhood. The class hosted an afternoon free party at the school house raising 20.40 from coffee and cake for the hospital fund. Billie Chuck brought lumber and club boys. more orders followed. The New Native reports no misspelled words and praises local spelling efforts.
A reflective piece ponders whether tomorrow will honor today’s world. It asks who steers future events and what changes may redefine society, ethics, and global progress.
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