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THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
GEO. S. MAYNARD, Editor.
RUSSELL MAYNARD, Manager.
Published every evening except Sunday by the NOME PUBLISHING
COMPANY, Nome, Alaska.
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SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS !
It is said that Success is measured by what one possesses
and Happiness is measured by how one feels.
Few people possess both Success and Happiness, yet
one without, the other is of little use.
Not many rich men are happy. It is also said that those
worth millions seldom laugh, but of course, few men have
become rich without throwing Happiness away. They even
make use of that Happiness as an asset to increase their
wealth
Much of the poverty and misery of this world is caused
by separating Success from Happiness. They should be
inseparable and should be looked upon as two sides of the
same thing.
Every one of us is aiming at either one or the other.
While one man is aiming to succeed, another is aiming to
have a good time, but few men have the wisdom to aim for
both at the same time.
DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK?
By Edson R. Waite
Eugene Kelly, Editor of the Sioux City (Iowa) Tribune,
says: “On every occasion that I am called upon to discuss
advertising, my mind reverts to the little booklet that Gen
eral Otis, late publisher of the Los Angeles Times, left be
hind him, with the marvelous observations not alone for
newspapermen, but for the advertisers themselves.
“First, that the newspapermen must charge enough for
their circulation to make them independent of advertisers,
and if this were brought about, immediately the value of
advertising would be enhanced, as he said, to an extent that
he himself would not predict.
“This opportunity I believe still maintains and is the
one thing that will greatly enhance the value of advertising
to the advertiser.
“The newspapers not only in one or two rich spots but
in the country gener^h^, would then hire advertising men
and not just salesmen: 'The entire advertising force of a
newspaper would then require as capable copywriters as
any advertising agency could afford.
“Advertising men in every paper from the largest to
the smallest could take the time and would have the intelli
gence to write copy pertinent to each territory that could
not fail to produce to such an extent that the rate would
cease to be the buying argument of local advertisers.”
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Every citizen should, get right with, the home city by
getting busy and staying busy.
It is their ambition to-make the city a larger, better city,
and, above all, they work constantly with the thought of
permanency.
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It is squarely up to every citizen as to what progress
their city will make.
They can develop its resources to a surprising extent
if they will give their time and energy reservedly and whole
heartedly to this work.
They should do everything in their power to make Nome
a more thriving and growing city.
WOMEN VOTERS
ASK U. S. FOR
TAX REVISION
League Platform Adopted in Capital
Cities Loss in Public Revenue
WASHINGTON, Jan. — A need for
exaltation of public services and a
re-adjustment of tax systems on a
thesis that governmental services
are menaced by tax reduction, was
set forth in a platform adopted to
1 day by the League of Women Voters.
The platform presented by Mrs.
Jasper King of Chicago read as fol
lows;
“We believe that government of the
people, by, the people and for the
people, can meet the challenge flung
by fascism and communism. We be
lieve that we, the people, must shake
j off our lazy-minded attitude toward
government. We believe that Jackr
son’s ‘to the victors belong the spoils’
must vanish. In its place we shall
unfurl a fresh standard, ‘There is
no greater glory than public service.’
Let public service be so exalted and
so wise that no one in the future
shall find scope for his patriotism
only in military service.
“We believe, that we the people,
can through the machinery of our
democracy create ways of training
and selecting our civil servants
which will attract to public service
men and women of extra worth
“We believe that essential gov
, ernment services are menaced by the
; appaling reduction in revenue from
taxation Our systems of taxation are
J antiquated aud outworn. We be
I lieve the tax burden can be redistri
i buted, tax systems readjusted to pro
vide sufficient income to pay for ser
vices rendered in the interests of the
people”.
DOROTHY JORDAN
WITH CROMWELL IN
FOOTBALL FILM
One of the most difficult casting
assignments Dan Kelly of Columbia
ever has encountered was completed
satisfactorily recently when Dorothy
Jordan was borrowed from Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer to play the femin
ine lead opposite Richard Cromwell
in Columbia’s football love film,
“That’s My Boy” coming to the
Dream Theatre Friday.
The role Miss Jordan plays is that
of the patrician daughter of a mul
timillionaire who falls in love with
Cromwell, national football idol.
The script called for a girl who ap
pears to be of patrician birth, who
probably has gpne to several select
finishing schools and yet is a thor
oughly modem and rather conven
tional girl. That’s why Director
Boy William Neill said “no” to all
the girls mentioned until Miss Jor
dan was tested.
A former actress of the New York
stage, where she appeared in such
productions as “Twinkle Twinkle,”
“Funny Face” and “Treasure Girl,”
Miss Jordan was Ramon Novarro’s
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leading lady in “Devil May Care,”
“In Otey Madrid” and “Call of the
Flesh.” She appeared in "The Wet
Parade,” having the role of Robert
Young’s wife in the picture. She
was the heroine in Radio’s “The Lost
Squadron” and also was in Down to
Earth,” with WilL Rogers. She has
just finished “Seventy Thousand
Witnesses.” i
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