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Newspaper
Tooele Times
Location
Tooele, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
8
A fragment from Success Magazine features dialogue where characters discuss appearances and invited receptions. The text hints at social customs and humor of the era, with dialect and casual banter suggesting a light, mobility-focused social moment.
The speaker extols Chinese orderliness, law abidance, and reliability in commerce and personal conduct. He credits virtues such as filial duty, etiquette, courtesy, respect for elders, and value of character over wealth. The address argues China lacks few requisites for national greatness, noting many are already present.
Joseph M. Alexander, a veteran locomotive engineer for the Boston and Albany line, recently retired after more than 60 years of service. He reportedly never received a reprimand or a mark against him, never reported late, and once worked 46 days straight in a month with no leaks. His career included stretches of 14 years with a seven-day workweek and distances claimed to exceed ten times the earth moon gap.
Chicago stockyards will be beautified with flower beds and shrubbery around buildings to improve conditions for unoccupied lanes and roads. J Ogden Armour initiated the plan with initial blooms visible at the Armour & Co General Office. Packers hope the floral surroundings will offer comfort amid constant operating noises.
At Union depot yesterday a baby slept in a small telescope carried as a novelty by mother Martha Johnson of Kokomo Indiana. She travels to Los Angeles and says the device eases long journeys. George Henry depot passenger director notes the unique method as a first seen in such conveyances.
A pair of blue bill wild ducks at St Marys reservoir drew curious visitors as Father Rudolph called them. One duck swam toward shore to take scraps after a delay of about a quarter hour, while the mate remained absent for a while.
In Stocklyn school a junior municipality with a female mayor governs. Officers appoint girls and boys to separate roles to prevent disturbances, with girls visiting homes on holidays to give lessons in caring for babies and fostering friendships learned from teachers.
Observers note Morehouse's comet favorable in Fagland last autumn. Astronomer Noval photographed the comet at Intervale away to secure elbomatograph records. A series displays changes over a span of hours.
The piece describes a shift in summer decor in New York homes favoring rag rugs over finer coverings. It notes wealthier households replacing delicate fabrics with practical, sprigged rag textures and emphasizes eliminating ostentatious touches to suit those who cannot afford luxury.
A professor cites physics thought experiments about forces meeting as students joke about a motor car colliding with a freight train. The article imagines oceans, wireless, and telephone harnessed to energy, noting early alloy tech and wave tide power as precursors to future energy use.
A Cologne made machine for 1500 stations prints tickets by inserting a blank card opposite the station and pulling a lever. It records departure and destination, fare, route, losses and other data on a continuous sheet. The device reduces clerks and eliminates unaccounted tickets.
A reflection on the critic's role in evaluating writing with fairness. It argues that judges must avoid doom-laden rhetoric and personal denigration, focusing instead on language accuracy, logic, and the author’s context rather than snobbery or petty attacks. Arthur Machen.
The article describes an easy method for riveting china by immersion in water to prevent fractures. It recommends a fine point drill and white metal wire from a metal dealer, using a hammer, drill, wire supply, and tutor pliers to perform the rivet without heavy hammering.
The article describes Turkish compassion toward animals in Istanbul. Wandering dogs are housed with their mothers in improvised kennels and fed by passersby. Young Turks buy bread from bakers and share it with dogs, which show gratitude by sniffing and jumping.
In a London write up an aerial specter over Clouca England is tied to the remembered Edgehill combat. Christmas 14612 sees Kenston villagers alarmed by visions linked to a recent clash. Priests and King’s representatives allegedly witnessed fighters familiar to locals.
Mrs Duntoy Coxe elected secretary of a new Anti Sus suffrage society organized in Philadelphia. The group says it does not oppose existing woman suffrage but will fight to limit further extension of voting rights for women.
Books on crowded shelves risk damaged backs and covers when pulled. Excess pressure loosens bindings, while loose shelves invite dust dampness and warped pages. Use moderate lateral pressure and smooth dry shelf surfaces to protect volumes.
The first company in the world to undertake radium production begins work in a laboratory at Bandon with no commercial aims.
Ambitious young men and ladies can enter wireless or telegraphy as demand rises after the eight hour law. Beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly with advancement prospects. The National Telegraph Institutes in America, under supervision of officials, places graduates into jobs. write for full details.
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