Open minded stance on new ideas and evidence
The text argues against denouncing new ideas and stresses openness to demonstration. It cites historical instances where accepted theories or beliefs were challenged, noting evolution and change as ongoing processes. It urges conservatism in judging new concepts while remaining receptive to verification.
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Columbus
Michael Servetus
Great in War Humble in Peace Foch Dies as World War II Hero
A tribute to Marshal Ferdinand Foch noting his leadership coordinating ten nations under one command and directing 10,000,000 soldiers across five major battles. The piece highlights his modesty after war, choosing invitations carefully, offering advice sparingly, and carrying himself with dignity.
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Ferdinand Foch
Foch
Marshal Foch
Great Britain
France
Canada
Belgium
Serbia
Montenegro
Japan
Portugal
Italy
Romania
United States
Greece
A Day's Doings in Atchison and Nearby
Local miscellany from Atchison reports weather thoughts, home repairs, and social notes. Mentions: Thomas Finnegan banker, Tom Finnegan oldest depositor. Baseline items on farms, railroad, and shops. golf at Forest Hills and Bellevue. Doniphan sale and Nick Brenner bell. various transfers, questions to shoppers, and community notices.
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Henry Nestler
Beloit
Arthur Eymann
Riley Street
Thomas Finnegan
Exchange National Bank
Brother Garrison
Missouri
Atchison
Charles Goldt
L Street
St. Patrick's Day
Dan
Carl Latenser
George Kadow
South Fourth Street
Paul Wills
California
Jim Griffin
East Atchison Boosters
Griffin
St. Joe Club
Kansas State Grain Inspection Department
B. H. Johnson
T. W. Armstrong
Ernest Betton
Kansas City
Forest Hills
Bellevue Country Club
Bellevue Club
Emil Drummond
Doniphan
Nick Brenner
E. B Ford
Brenner
Drummond
Frank
Anna Denton
George
Minnie Bryan
Mattie
H. V. Cosgrove
Mansfield Finance Corporation
North Atchison
Nannie Tildman
Mary Williams
Fred and
Kate Matthias
Mettie E. North
Old Atchison
Ferry's Seeds Promote Inherited Quality for 51 Years
Ferry's seeds derive from purebred parent and grandparent plants through 51 years of careful up breeding. The Ferry gardens conduct 60 000 germination tests annually and many trials for size form color and disease resistance to ensure each crop meets Ferry standards. Seeds are easy for amateurs and preferred by professionals and are fresh for planting now at the store around the corner. Request the Ferry's Seed Annual from D M Ferry & Co Dept H Detroit Michigan.
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Hank Benning
Joe McGee
Mike Leonardi
Atchison
John Price
Washington
Frank Frisby
Bill Alexander
West Atchison
Bill
Fiddler Jack
East Atchison
Jim Dougherty
E. W. Howe
Emil Meter
Keene
Danenhower
Donnell
Boschroita Brothers
Commercial Street
T. J. Hume
Harry Purslow
Atchigan
Flambeau Club
D. E. Farnsworth
Harry Forman
Edward Schwim
Mangels- Lesenstd
David Lukens
North Seventh Street
C. E. Henderson
Kansas City
Atchison & Nebraska
Charlie Durst
C. D. Walker
W. D. Gilbert
D. J. Holland
Julius Kiper
Wathena
Doniphan
Connie Poirier
University of Kansas
St. Joseph
Blair
Elwood
St. Joe
W. C. Linville
Linville
H. W. Merwick
Blanche Early
Tenth and
Spring Streets
John Bittner
John Ehret
John
Tenth Street
Sixth
Main Streets
Bittner
Lou Chew
Richard Ellis
Oak Street
Ellis
Jennie L. Gibson
Atchison Street
Oscar Seeber
Lakeview
Sugar Lake
Gibson
Everett Emerson
Seeber
Ovid Belshe
Horace
Francis B
Richland
John Gibson
Walter Sard
Mary Ann
Viola Jenkins
Ferry
D. M. Ferry & Co
Dept. H
Detroit
Michigan
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Atchison Weekly Globe
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Globe Publishing Co
Atchison, Kansas
Globe Lights
Jenks
Albert Koester
Lord Cecil
Kansas
Sam Christian
Bacchus Brothers
South Tenth Street
Santa Fe Roundhouse
T. B. Portwood
Floyd P. Willette
Chamber of Commerce
Portwood
Bill Knipe
Leavenworth
Bill Hargiss
Henry Knipe
W. Knipe
Roy Doyle
Carpenter
Missouri Pacific
J. F. Pagett
Roy
Camp Brinton
Platte River
Agency
Hayes
Joseph L. Saunders
Council Grove
Kas
George Cox
Branchton
Adam Haynes
Second Street
Atchison Hospital
George Kautz
C. P. Elder
William Elder
North Second Street
George Sprinkleberry
John Zouzas
Ed Bilimek
North Third Street
Ralph Compton
Donald Whitaschek
Kansas Avenue
Bob Brashay
Wichita
Morris Hartman
Babe Hunt
Tiny Roebuck
Bert Gilmore
Walter Shuck
Earl Robbins
Walter Us
Cr. L. Davis
St Hahn
St. Benedict’s
Council Bluffs
Hahns
Herman
Ernest Nestler
Charles Nestler
Chester Bunger
Neodesha
Chester Mize
Billy Mize
Jean Coleman
Jack Blanke
Junior Harch
Wesley Wales
Pat Price
Oregon
Florence Dooley
Jim Dooley
Good Intent
St. Margaret's Hospital
Miss Dooley
Mt. St. Scholastica's
Sunflower
Topeka
J. Walker
W. W. Gordon
George Porter
O. K. Swayze
Roosevelt School
Atchison Radio
D. 8. Farley
Santa Fe
F. E. Summers
Emporia
H. M. Swope
J. O. Abramson
Charlie Dove
Missouri Pacific Yard
Harold Lloyd
Fifteenth
F. W. Black
North Fifth Street
Bill Russell
Bud Sidell
Lawrence
Beulah Mary Harmon
Mae Brown
North Fourth Street
Mt. Washington Cemetery
Thayer Foundry
Earl Marts
Christian Church
Victory Purdy
A. J. Harch Hardware Co
Horton
Elmer Brown
Roy Wilson
Edith Moulton
Charlie Brading
W. D. Chalfant
Margaret Avers
Alma Sutton
W. P. McDonald
J. W. Edmiston
Miller, Santa Fe
Norton
Baily Waddell
Tucson
Ariz
O. L. Parr
E. F. Stroeh
Missouri Pacific Lines
St. Louis
Barbara Coffman
G. D. Coffman
Wilbur Hawk
Col
Gene Howe
Atchison Globe
Mary Garden
Ralph Ritchey
Poplar Bluff
Dewin Cue
Lewis
John Rummans
Missouri Pacific Freight House
Central Fire Station
Charles T. Gundy
Court House
Gundy
Cowt House