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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
7
A university report notes declining animal spirits among undergraduates and a shift toward grav ity and studious aims. It contrasts past college pranks with current seriousness, suggesting fewer eccentricities while acknowledging value in new self discipline and ambition.
Uncle Allen Sparks cautions that despite not being as wise as Solomon, effective child training holds the potential to steer two boys who went astray back onto a proper path.
A consular report notes the rise of cigarette use in China driven by American firms. It also recounts a rubber investment saga in Malaysia where promoters inflated estate values from 150000 to 800000 as market prices surged, illustrating speculative practices abroad.
The Washington Post notes Navy leadership bears petticoat influence as women push for posts for husbands and sons. The Boston yard clash and Ensign Aus tin losing a Tokyo language study post after marrying illustrate the friction. The officer and his wife face a modest assignment swap and a different career path.
Native leader Lo faces a sweeping order banning liquor on ceded northern Minnesota lands amid treaty limits. The decree spans Becker to Ottertail counties, threatening sales in St. Paul and Minneapolis if enforced, though many areas have long enjoyed state licenses.
A Chicago Inter Ocean observation notes how crowded cars provoke odd social behavior. A witty speaker recalls pairs squeezing together and later, a quiet couple separated by distance, with humor about proximity and manners in urban transit.
The text notes Oklahoma has a wage provision paying a widow the amount her school age son would earn if he stayed in school. Women in Oklahoma seek passage of the same law for daughters to keep girls in education.
A fragment presents a dialogue about imitation and following a strenuous life abroad. One speaker asks if the other has read it, the reply suggests simply following rather than reading, implying emulation over direct study.
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