Fixed Life Purpose Beats Fame and Wealth Advice
A New York World article draws a line between meaningful work and pursuit of fame or money. It urges persistence with intellect, warns against excessive enthusiasm, and emphasizes fixed personal aims over youth or social status. The piece also notes rhinestones and novelty jewelry trends, including pearl tinted spoons and jeweled hatpins.
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New York World
Untying the Knot in South Dakota Divorce Law Change
South Dakota simplifies divorce by requiring only three months residence. Competing states push reforms, while newspaper comment suggests quick, train side humor around the change. Legislation shifts favor toward applicants, reflecting a broader trend across states.
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South Dakota
Albany Press-Knickerbocker
Oklahoma
Boston Journal
Dakota
Chicago Dispatch
Albany Argus
Royal Tribe of Joseph Fraternal Group Formed in Missouri
The Royal Tribe of Joseph is a new fraternal benevolent order formed in Missouri with headquarters in Sedalia. The supreme lodge includes A. G. Clark and Phil K. Chappell among others. Membership opens to skilled workers such as engineers and firemen, while certain railroad occupations are excluded. Benefits include sick and disability coverage and social admission only.
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Royal Tribe of Joseph
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Sedalia
Supreme Lodge
A. G. Clark
Missouri Pacific Railway
St. Louis
Phil K.chappell
Kansas City
Ang
T. Fleischmann
Missouri State Board of Pharmacy
Sedu Ha
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