Merry Christmas and a brisk Tuesday editorial note
A compact column notes a holiday greeting from Cal readers and mocks various topics. It mentions a new occaspie dish for Christmas dinners and a Washington editor lampooning the rubber trust. It calls attention to Illinois tax costs, Arkansas prisoner's mob incident, and a surge of new doctors. It also highlights Miss Lillie Simpson’s original story, Hawaii annexation odds, and the 98 edition Columbia calendar. The piece ends with notes on business stationery use and potential cost rises in printing envelopes for the Postoffice Department.
The True Gentleman and the Value of Labor
A reflective piece argues true gentility comes from character and conduct, not wealth or dress. It praises labor, self-respect, humility, and courtesy, citing Henry Clay and Daniel Webster as examples. It contrasts the dandy with the gentleman, and asserts the poor with noble spirit can outshine the rich with a hollow spirit.
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