Time for family over wealth, a lesson from a public utility man
A Baltimore American reprint warns ultra busy executives that success loses value if it costs family love. It cites an Illinois utility executive who planned to give his son an hour of daily time as a Christmas present before dying two weeks later. The author contrasts this with a personal ethos of balancing work and cherishing children.
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Illinois
Baltimore
Cyclone Tales Across Kansas and Texas
The Kansas and Texas papers trade tall tales about cyclones and oil wells. A Kansan recounts a 1006 oil strike sunk by a twister that left a gusher after money ran out. A Texan recalls a drought era raft where a cyclone swept away a well and left a mile-wide, yellow water lake with tadpoles.
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Texas
Chris
Rig
New Orleans Times-Picayune
French verdict on unwritten law ends in fine in Paris
A Paris wine shop owner known as Valat is acquitted of murder under France's unwritten law but must pay 10 000 francs to the locksmith's widow. He killed after the locksmith refused 40 000 francs, hoping to buy back his shop, with Verdun heroism cited in mitigation. The State Fair committee in Michigan plans attractions for Detroit from August 31 to September 9.
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Valat
Paris
Valuat
Verdun
Arthur Peterson
Escanaba
George §. Creek
W. R. Roach
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Barnes of
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