16 May 1903
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Newspaper
Willmar Tribune
Location
Willmar, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1903
Page
1
A dense meditation on individualism, urging self reliance as the source of true power. It proclaims that only through personal effort can one realize potential, reject conformity, and act with independence despite society’s pressure. The essay champions nonconformity, inner integrity, and courage to act.
The essay contrasts the sword as the outward scabbard with the inner sword of character. It argues that society values display while true worth lies in living by convictions, mastering self, and defending right. Reputation fades. character endures beyond the scabbard.
An essay contends that money cannot buy the joys of family life which endure beyond wealth. It condemns avarice and ostentation, warns against marrying for money, and urges decisive action over procrastination, citing ancient examples and the need to value real love over gold.
A broad discussion on honesty starting in childhood. It argues truth should be the default, with parents modeling truthful living. It explains lies arise from fear, curiosity, or praise, and asserts parenting should reinforce courage to speak truth and uphold principles to foster moral health.
The Great Northern railroad and its employes reached a satisfactory agreement after a tense week. Merchants and a committee of businessmen helped bridge gaps, leading to a signed deal on wage scales and double headers. The accord spans various roles and places, with backdated raises to March 1 and a public-interest stance noted by observers.
The readable text hints at a discussion on labor tribulations and potential reform, noting optimism that the near future may yield meaningful changes. It mentions employer relations and potential movements, with references to strikes or lockouts as unlikely under current conditions.
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