Murderous impulse dangers to society say critics
A compendium of quotes and opinions on anarchism murder and morality cites reactions from leaders like Garfield Grant Roosevelt and White. It contrasts anarchist theatrics with calls for legal reform and notes evolving social conscience and moral standards in modern America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfonso
Spain
Garfield
Grant
Andrew D. White
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Chicago Journal
Old fashioned honesty needs modern scope and courage
A Cincinnati Post column argues that true honesty now requires considering obligations to communities and nations, not just personal fairness. It contrasts past simple honesty with corporate greed, notes how brave acts can be misused, and calls for temperate courage over reckless bravado, citing small stakes like 15 cents that lead to life costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jones
Georgia
Cincinnati Post
The Farmers' New Friend Promotes Rural Auto Use
The article notes Illinois farmers increasingly rely on motor cars to haul produce and tools, improving efficiency. It compares city and rural road interests and highlights auto plows and harvesters spreading in the Northwest, with farmers embracing better highways to speed transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Ahoonar
Northwest
Des Moines Register and Leader
Welcome and misidentified governor tale in Dakota history
The story, as recounted from A Brief History of South Dakota, centers on Abraham Lincoln appointing Dr. William Jayne as Dakota Territory Governor. A Vermilion banquet ends with a mistaken identity when residents learn G B Bigelow was not the governor, while Yankton ultimately becomes the capital.
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Abraham Lincoln
Willian Jayne
Dakota Territory
Dakota
South Dakota
Jayne
Sioux City
Vermilion
Yankton
Governor Jayne
G. B. Bigelow
Territory
Ver
Milion
Bigelow
World Coal Reserves to Last Until Year 5000 Says Journal
German experts estimate Germany has 280,000,600,000 tons of coal, enough to last to 5000 with Germany's high demand. Britain Ireland hold 193,000,000,000 tons lasting 400 years. Europe and North America show vast stores, while Asia Siberia remain undeveloped.
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Germany
Great Britain
Ireland
Belgium
France
Austria
Russia
North America
Europe
Asia
Siberia
United States
Confusion Over Atlas Names Reveals Atlas Misunderstanding
A classroom exchange shows students misnaming a world carrying figure as Atlas. The first pupil clarifies the mythic bearer is Atlas, while another student mentions a cartography reference. The Baltimore American notes the humorous dialogue during a lesson.
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Paul
Baltimore American
Literary Sarenasm Te I have my profound thoughts hidden
A Baltimore American fragment questions how kindness affects behavior, pondering whether kindness makes people insolent or overbearing and examining its impact on seven in ten individuals. The quirky phrasing hints at a reflective literary piece.
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Baltimore
Weighing the Baby in Odd Old Scales
A rural speaker protests rusty scales overestimating a eight pound newborn. He mocks the idea of accurate weighing and trusts weight Troy measure instead, insisting the daughter is precious beyond measure and scales are unreliable.
Abbie Carew Finds Purpose In City Lunch Room
Miss Abbie Carew, a retired leader of the township, joins a South Side lunch room project for workers near a factory. Her active help revives the venture, boosts trade, and inspires her brother John and Dr Norman as the women cook, bake, and serve hearty meals to tired laborers.
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Argaret
Abbie
John Carew
Mrs. Carew
John
Nughingly
Joan Carew
Young People's Society
Nellie
Miss Abbie
Dr. Normen
Mr. Carew
Sam
Margaret
Ney Master
Norian
Sonny
Nellie Norman
Rose
Miss Carew
Dr. Norman
Georgia
Army spirit needed to attract recruits and reduce desertions
The Boston Advertiser argues the nation should foster an internal army spirit while avoiding a military nation. It calls for reform in promotions from the ranks, urging more rank recruits be given commissions to improve incentives, retainmen t, and morale in Army life as a livelihood.
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Boston Advertiser
West Point
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