The Right Kind of People By: Edwin Markham Gone the city, gone the day, Yet still the story and the ...

"The Improvement of Time" From Manhood: It's Duties and Responsibilities, 1854 Share Time is precious ...

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Awhile back, we put the word "hardihood" in a post and a couple of people asked if that was even a word. ...

“In this fraternity . . . the world was divided into those that had it and those who did not. This ...

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"The Kingship of Self-Control" From Self control, Its Kingship and Majesty By William George ...

The holiday season can make any man feel like a boy again. So this week we thought we'd share a ...

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“How television stages the world becomes the model for how the world is properly to be staged. It is ...

Walt Whitman wrote the poem "Pioneers! O Pioneers!" as an ode to the pioneers who had struck out in search ...

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When famed War Correspondent Col. Frederick Palmer called on Douglas MacArthur at his Manila Headquarters, ...

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Share Last week Daniel started an interesting discussion in the AoM Community on what progress men have ...

“His type is as normally average as the hot dog and pop at Coney Island. He is good looking without ...

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“The Captain had gone, Commander Peary and I were alone (save for the four Esquimos), the same as we had ...

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Image from anniebee Advice to my Son by J. Peter Meinke The trick is, to live your days as if each one ...