 | Joseph Patterson Smith - 1898 - 906 pages
...life is none the less interesting and profitable by reason of the existence of this same uncertainty. The march of improvement and progress is accelerated day by day, and each successive moment seems to demand of men a broader intelligence and a greater discernment than did... | |
 | Benton County (Ind.) - 1899 - 642 pages
...same uncertainty. So much in excess of those of successes are the records of failures or semi-failures that one is constrained to attempt an analysis in...improvement and progress is accelerated day by day, and each successive moment seems to demand of men a broader intelligence and a greater discernment than did... | |
 | Lewis Publishing Company - Seneca County (Ohio) - 1902 - 862 pages
...Mr. and Mrs. Dewald have one son and two daughters, namely: • Earl, Edna and Dora. JAMES T. CARBIN. The march of improvement and progress is accelerated day by day, and each successive moment seems to demand of men a broader intelligence and a greater discernment than did... | |
 | Leigh Hadley Irvine - California - 1905 - 774 pages
...sentimental garb or elusions, which will thwart the principles of right and equity involved. GEORGE STONE. The march of improvement and progress is accelerated day by day and each successive moment seems to demand a man of broader intelligence and a keener discernment than the preceding.... | |
 | John Newton Boucher - Westmoreland County (Pa.) - 1906 - 950 pages
...Helen Shields, born December 31, 1888'; and Catherine Louise, born November 20, 1890. GEORGE SEILER. The march of improvement and progress is accelerated day by day and each successive moment seems to demand of men a broader intelligence and greater discernment than did the... | |
 | Clinton County (Iowa) - 1911 - 834 pages
...uncertainty. So much in excess of those of successes are the records of failures or semi-failures, that one is constrained to attempt an analysis in either case and to determine the measure of causation in an approximate way. But in studying the life history of Claus J. Claussen.... | |
 | Albert Clayton Beckwith - Walworth County (Wis.) - 1912 - 844 pages
...uncertainty. So much in excess of those of successes are the records of failures or semi-failures, that one is constrained to attempt an analysis in either case and to determine the measure of causation in an approximate way. But in studying the life history of Julius FW Schulz, well... | |
 | Albert B. Williams - Knox County (Ohio) - 1912 - 538 pages
...ELLSWORTH W. BREECE. So much in excess of those of success are the records of failures or semi-failures, that one is constrained to attempt an analysis in either case and to determine the measure of causation in an approximate way. But in studying the life record of Ellsworth W. Breece,... | |
 | Robert Sidney Douglass - Missouri - 1912 - 798 pages
...which he is a devout member, and politically he affiliates with the Democratic party. SAMUEL L. RAMSEY. The march of improvement and progress is accelerated day by day and each successive moment seems to demand a man of broader intelligence and a keener discernment than the preceding.... | |
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Yet the study of a successful life is none the less interesting and profitable by reason of the existence of this same uncertainty. So much in excess of those of successes are the records of failures or semi-failures that one is constrained to attempt... 
