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The Log Vol. 3 No. 06

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  • SUCCESS white Cham I believe in work. I never forget for one moment, that time is precious. I never forget that the sun does not stand still, and if a man is not careful the sun will leave him with his work unfinished, ft is easy enough to accomplish sjm ithinj if you sat out for it in earnest. " the gin nt of I does not, ..r i man to work and h ?a belter job wl s difficult to res en, cle v -head s mm who seen g over with em asm in his work Or I learn- »w to ap- tself, constitute a successful eer. by pointing out that only .000 among the 100,000,000 pie in this country have art viv> in excess of $4,000 annu- and that the average income ach American family is but 5.on per per year. Especial itiori was made of the sacred ings of ministers of the gos- and school-teachers, whose irage wages are less than se of brick-layers and hod- riers yet who are rearing a .loture in our citizenship more Ling than bricks and mortar, the poorly paid and self-sac- eng physicians, who guard health of our country, and twenty million farmers, who, is proven by Government instigation, if they paid them- ves wages for tilling their a s<>il, would receive less than 50 per day. Yet many of these fortu utile 1 of .is .-1 or u ;ate- . S. id lb 'tits, anybody can use them." Ask yourself the question, am feel thai. ■-.. I a success? Take an inventory we merely al and find those of your qualities should want I which are pushing you forward whole life has and also discover those that are and consistent handicaps. The first you can worthy goal foster; with the second, being triumph and n but human, you can but struggle, the striving n Mr. Thomson here referred to ultimate wiuni the condition of a man's health most men <d' as effecting his capacity for sue- they take op th cessful effort and advocated a will substanti thorough physical examination and add, tha by a competent physician at cannot give pi least once a year. He followed, it gives help with an appeal for an improved others, fhe v personal appearance. "There does not stibst is no excuse" he said, "for any my sincere cor man not giving the immediate "My definit impression that he is clean, out- effort—eftort t side and inside," and pointed and the lift- out the advantage of a clean set material a of teeth over the tobacco-stained spiritual. or "moss-grown" variety, and racer has m the disadvantage of a whiskey test than in breath. "Until such a time," he has run he continued, as some genius in- in£ himsell vents a soup-colored vest, it is should be <•< advisable to put all the food into reward if tl the mouth at every stroke. M'one fco one "Nobody cares" he said, diligent Iv a whether your clothes or linen are strength." new or old, or of the latest style Thp PaP* or not, so long as they are clean »*><>*« si"' and give evidence of having had Alexander sour personal attention." ,h:lt lf uas ll<- •• hemadenifntion of the ,ist'li l<> rudest rue tivenessof dissipation and the wisdom of keeping the mora! ft to en rich otu-, life Of 01 h( nd int. I belie tin- 11 •rs m thi iHectaal i '.:::.': z l clean race, exert to th( • lii.n.'vst. he mod that he I ttit With tl; the world hi valuable hal.il. W Of ii he P sye, who Uv.« uly tfrettt and 0l today, and UAU* ttiijM CttAMfrlUN KJL9M
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Canton Champion Fibre Company

When it opened in 1908, the Champion Fibre Company was the largest pulp mill in the world. For 60 years it was under the leadership of Reuben "Mr. Champion" B. Robertson and was a...

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