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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1910

Page

7

Pity Wasted on Shop Girl Becomes Midday Reverie

An in-store vignette portrays shop girls at midday in a grand department store. The piece highlights rest rooms, social chatter, and glimpses of life behind the counter, with talks of lodging, charity work, and workplace camaraderie among the female staff.

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Back to the Land A Tale of Farm Luck and Hard Work

Two Chicago freight clerks with $75 monthly join a Dakota homestead. One thrives, builds a life with his family, others move forward through farming, college, and teaching. The farmer learns independence, the city man keeps a comfortable home, and both endure the price of pioneering living. The elder Chicago man reflects on costs, neighborly aid, and the truth that soil rewards only effort and sacrifice.

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Are You a Large Minded Man Its One of the Best Qualities to Cultivate

Dr Frank Crane argues large mindedness blends generosity with steady principle. He urges perspective taking, open inquiry, and avoidance of contempt, urging readers to seek truth over winning arguments. He stresses cooperation over competition and a world consciousness that values humanity. He cites humility as essential to a sweet soul.

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First Impressions and Smarts in Job Seeking

A manager ignores a nervous applicant who overclaims, and a lesson emerges that smartness matters but must be tempered by common sense. The dialogue shows first impressions shape hiring, yet arrogance and overreaching can end careers.

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