Pilgrim-era reflections frame a modern civic choice
The Globe-News discusses America's July political moment as a modern people plan to choose leaders for the next four years. The piece contrasts Pilgrim self governance with today’s democratic process and notes rising social tensions amid prosperity and hate.
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shipboard romance unfolds during Atlantic voyage
Sheila gains new admirer Richard Maxwell a Sao Paulo resident who impresses with manners and cultural interests. Jim and Olive spar over attention while Sheila and Maxwell share conversations about music art and Brazil as they sail toward Rio de Janeiro amid calm seas and starry nights.
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Buenos Aires
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Margaret Wilson joins mystic Bondicherry colony in India
Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the late President Woodrow Wilson has found peace in a Bondicherry India religious colony. She says she will never return to the outside world and has led a life of music and public service, including war relief concerts and social reform work. She studied at St Marys Raleigh Goucher College and Peabody Conservatory, and later worked in advertising and bonds before retiring from public life.
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Chicago
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Roosevelt and the value of today in a life of action
The piece extols immediate effort inspired by Theodore Roosevelt and figures like Coolidge and Ruskin. It links daily deeds to progress, urging readers to seize today, pursue science, art, and learning, and to support truth and freedom with timely action. Quotes from Hutchins and Frank frame the call.
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White House Yard
T. R
Teddy" Roosevelt
Chicago
Teddy
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Herodotus
William David Coolidge
General Electric Company
Schenectady
New York
Coolidge
John Ruskin
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL Answer Key Puzzle
A scanned crossword style clue page lists across and down terms with numbered hints for words like Its capital and Vermilion across, plus Toward and Bashful down, forming a map of unknown grid entries. The puzzle features numerous common word clues spanning geography, objects, and colors.
Battles and dates quiz for major conflicts
The questions list five battles Quebec Monmouth Waterloo Gettysburg Verdun and asks when they were fought. An accompanying note claims tobacco spread globally over 100 years via America Spain the Philippines China Siberia and Alaska.
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Waterloo
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America
Spain
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China
Siberia
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