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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1900
Page
9
The article argues teachers and parents must jointly cultivate will power, diligence, punctuality and honesty in children. It stresses daily tasks, prompt action, and consistent truthfulness as foundations of good character, warning that habitual lateness, deceit, and evasive excuses corrode future success.
A discussion on early character formation emphasizes habits formed by age 20 to 30 and the joint roles of parents and teachers. It urges mutual respect, shared goals, and close cooperation to foster honesty, uprightness, and consistent guidance while guarding against negative influences from outside environments.
Mr. Pierce tours North Yakima selling Boss jar holders and top wrenches as popular items for fruit storage. He asks ladies to consider them as a boon and invites inquiries at his house next to Col Prosser's on First Street.
A severe Ottawa fire on April 27 burned five square miles, destroyed 2000 buildings, left 7000 people homeless, and killed seven. The report notes extensive property loss valued at 17 million dollars and emphasizes the catastrophe's major impact on the province.
Spokane citizens pledge 5000 dollars for a site and building and seek 15000 dollars more for operating expenses. An Indianapolis worker sues a fellow for 5000 dollars after an eye injury from a dropped tack during an awning erection. Also references to patent remedies and local merchants.
An advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as liver purifiers and blood cleansers. Janeck's Drug Store promotes the pills. A light exchange features Mrs. Nuwed admiring a new hat and Mr. Nuwed noting the price marked like an alarm clock.
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