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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
8
An article extols American women joining men in war and peace, praising steadfast loyalty to homeland. It contrasts American opportunity with South Africa and asserts daughters of the Veldt embody faith, courage, and enduring deeds beyond mere wealth or culture.
A piece praising the newspaper correspondent as a national guard of journalism. It extols reporters who cover wars, city life, and politics with vigilance and loyalty, noting the dangers and discipline required. It highlights the role of city reporters in gathering news, observing keenly, and writing concisely.
Cecil John Rhodes emerges as an intensely interesting and energetic figure famed for vast early wealth from South Africa’s diamond mines. He cared less for riches or luxury and more for power to pursue expansive ideas aimed at universal advancement and global empires.
The text reflects on Cecil Rhodes as an empire builder and major educational benefactor. It notes his wealth and roses as personal pleasures, his lack of an heir, and his influence on fostering cross national cooperation among England Germany and America. It credits him with advancing world progress and leaving vast funds for humanity.
The piece lauds the education of the deaf blind as a modern miracle and credits three pivotal figures Valentin Haïly de l Epee and Dr Samuel Howe for advancing this cause. It notes the historical darkness endured by the deaf blind and marks their ascent toward higher learning through philanthropy and education.
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