Summer Mail Service Offers The Evening Star Free by Mail
Parties leaving the city for the summer can have The Evening Star mailed without extra cost. The price by mail is the same as by carrier. Call 68 or write a post to The Star and the paper will be sent regularly.
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Prosperous South shown by crop gains and high prices
The South enjoys strong crop prospects with cotton prices above recent years and total crop value forecast near 1.5 billion dollars plus agricultural and industrial outputs. Producers anticipate renewed prosperity this year if prices climb further, while McGer notes the World's Fair aims to showcase human progress in anthropology.
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Proposals for University Professorships in Law and Civics
Andrew D. White argues for 20 to 25 professorships and fellowships in comparative and international law, comparative administration, and the history of civilization. He urges funding through major gifts, ballot-selected university recipients, and expanded roles for literature, music, and public service, aiming to shift public life toward university influence and self-made leaders.
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Laboring Man Opposed by Trust Fears in Power Politics
The text argues that distrust of dissent spans beyond unions to powerful trusts. It claims trusts intimidate labor and influence legislatures courts and government departments. It notes aggressive demands surfaced in Wall Street against party in power candidates.
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From Savagery to Civic Order in Education
The author traces humanity’s rise from early ages to enlightenment, emphasizing civic organization and self improvement. Special focus is placed on Indian schooling as America’s effort to uplift lower races, using living people in their customary avocations as lessons, or failing that, human products to illustrate progress.
Nearly Forfeits His Life By Wartime Ulcer Cured
J B Orner of Franklin Grove Illinois suffered a severe leg ulcer for years defying doctors. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it and works well on cuts bruises skin eruptions and boils. Available at West End Drug Co and Miller Drug Co for 25 cents.
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