Parental Denial of Youth Misconduct Sparks Rescue Home Tales
The piece argues that parents often shield their children from blame, assigning fault to others, and grant unbridled liberty. It notes how even well meaning friends hesitate to warn families, masking widespread tragedy seen in rescue homes.
Walton Firing Sparks Oklahoma Political Discord
The ouster of Bynum and Blake by Governor Walton reveals intra circles factional struggles and shifts as Ruth faction gains influence. Analysts compare it to Sejanus fall, noting loss of support among former allies and a looming power struggle with legislators. Business methods and political patronage themes underscore the piece, ending with a regional note on sweet potatoes and possums as frost approaches.
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Ruth Bunch
George Wilson
Joe Strain
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M. College
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Peace and Prosperity in Oklahoma Vision
A long reflective piece argues for harmony over hatred in Oklahoma, praising hardworking citizens and cautioning against agitation. It recalls presidents, self made leaders, and the desire for equal rights with no special privilege. The author criticizes press control rumors and promotes lawful reform and economic growth through dairy exports and candid public inquiry.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma Delegates Named For Cotton Convention In DC
More than forty Oklahoma delegates will attend the joint American Cotton Association and South Carolina division convention in Washington DC, October 16. Gov. McLeod will give the welcome, with J S Wannamaker and Dr J B Johnson prominent on the program. The group aims to form five demonstration cotton farms to combat boll weevil and improve farming across the cotton belt.
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Oklahoma City
American Cotton Association
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Columbia
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J. B. Johnson
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Wheat Exports Rise In U.S. Week To 4.88 Million Bushels
Washington report shows U S grain exports last week at 4 875 000 bushels compared with 3 014 000 bushels in the previous week.
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United States
Quinine Renders Malaria Parasite Unable to Survive
The malaria parasite cannot live in the presence of quinine in the blood, according to medical findings. This indicates quinine's effectiveness in inhibiting parasite survival within treated patients.
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