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Los Angeles Herald, May 28, 1905 Nicholas Brown, a rancher near Waterville, Wash., was awakened by a rattling which he supposed to be an alarm clock. In a half awake condition he moved from his bed to stop the clock, but the rattling continued,...   High-res

Los Angeles Herald, May 28, 1905

Nicholas Brown, a rancher near Waterville, Wash., was awakened by a rattling which he supposed to be an alarm clock. In a half awake condition he moved from his bed to stop the clock, but the rattling continued, coming from the bed he had just quitted.

Los Angeles Herald, December 08, 1907 It is a common complaint of the idle, the incompetent, and the unsuccessful that there are no such opportunities nowadays as were enjoyed by the successful men who got their start forty, thirty, or twenty years...   High-res

Los Angeles Herald, December 08, 1907

It is a common complaint of the idle, the incompetent, and the unsuccessful that there are no such opportunities nowadays as were enjoyed by the successful men who got their start forty, thirty, or twenty years ago. “I never had an opportunity; I haven’t had half a chance,” is the chorus of the disappointed and the disgruntled, as they condole with one another over the decadence of the present day and seek a reason for their failure.