Zionsville Debaters Lose To Advance In Abolition Debate
The Zionsville High School team challenged the Advance school in a debate on capital punishment. Judges split 2 to 1 for Advance, prompting criticism of the scoring and a call for fair rules.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1907
Page
1
The Zionsville High School team challenged the Advance school in a debate on capital punishment. Judges split 2 to 1 for Advance, prompting criticism of the scoring and a call for fair rules.
March winds bring relief with DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. It heals chapped skin burns and boils and offers relief for piles. Sold by Joseph Brog.
A reflective musing on the paradoxes of character and fortune. The speaker notes how a man’s actions and status flip judgments from charity to corruption, faith to hypocrisy, youth to old age, outlining a tireless moral seesaw across a difficult journey.
Thieves forced a side door with a chisel at Beeler’s and opened a safe of the former New York Store, taking more than $100, cash from drawers, shoes, underwear, and other items. A bloodhound trail ended at the door. investigators note thieves changed shoes at the entrance.
The North Salem Herald notes the smallpox scare has moved past the crisis stage without further developments or spread, indicating containment and no new cases or measures reported at this time.
The text argues education yields high returns for individuals and the state. It cites Mexico’s potential if better informed, and Tudina's constitution mandating free schools to foster moral, intellectual, and agricultural improvement, essential for a free government and a thriving, contented populace. It notes that schooling boosts productive power and tax base.
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