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Editorial
April 9, 1890
Mower County Transcript
Austin, Lansing, Mower County, Minnesota
What is this article about?
Short list of moral and practical 'don'ts' for men, advising on business integrity, gentlemanly behavior, empathy for the poor, and kindness to children. Attributed to N.Y. Mail and Express.
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A Few Don'ts for Men.
Don't neglect your business.
Don't misrepresent anything.
Don't forget you are a gentleman.
Don't tell everybody your business.
Don't make any promises you cannot fulfill.
Don't send a man to do work you can do yourself.
Don't forget that the poor have feelings as well as the rich.
Don't go off on a frolic when you have business to attend to.
Don't fail to keep yourself well posted in every detail of your business.
Don't buy a bill of goods you don't want because a drummer asks you to.
Don't forget to be kind to the children. They will be men and women one of these days.—N. Y. Mail and Express.
Don't neglect your business.
Don't misrepresent anything.
Don't forget you are a gentleman.
Don't tell everybody your business.
Don't make any promises you cannot fulfill.
Don't send a man to do work you can do yourself.
Don't forget that the poor have feelings as well as the rich.
Don't go off on a frolic when you have business to attend to.
Don't fail to keep yourself well posted in every detail of your business.
Don't buy a bill of goods you don't want because a drummer asks you to.
Don't forget to be kind to the children. They will be men and women one of these days.—N. Y. Mail and Express.
What sub-type of article is it?
Moral Or Religious
Social Reform
What keywords are associated?
Business Ethics
Gentlemanly Conduct
Moral Advice
Personal Responsibility
Kindness To Poor
Child Kindness
What entities or persons were involved?
N. Y. Mail And Express
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Advice On Gentlemanly Conduct And Business Ethics
Stance / Tone
Moral Exhortation
Key Figures
N. Y. Mail And Express
Key Arguments
Neglect Your Business
Misrepresent Anything
Forget You Are A Gentleman
Tell Everybody Your Business
Make Any Promises You Cannot Fulfill
Send A Man To Do Work You Can Do Yourself
Forget That The Poor Have Feelings As Well As The Rich
Go Off On A Frolic When You Have Business To Attend To
Fail To Keep Yourself Well Posted In Every Detail Of Your Business
Buy A Bill Of Goods You Don't Want Because A Drummer Asks You To
Forget To Be Kind To The Children