Disappearance of the Individual in Modern Society
Lieutenant Governor George H. Utter argues that rising collectivism in politics business and society erodes personal accountability. He warns that individuals lose identity within large corporations and public bodies, as responsibility shifts to impersonal management and collective action. The piece laments the erasure of personal merit behind group power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H.utter
Rhode Island
Iss
John Sith
John Smith Company
Character in a Girl's Room by Mrs John B Sherwood
A period essay argues a girl's character is shown by her room and dress rather than her face. It praises simplicity and harmony over costly adornment, offers gift-management advice, and extols blue for truth and purity with red as welcoming accents while urging girls to choose their own colors and furnishings.
Woman's Fight for Suffrage by Miss Susan B Anthony
Susan B Anthony argues the suffrage cause persists despite setbacks praising gains, noting increased support in states revisiting amendments and the formidable opposition faced by the suffrage movement. The piece highlights women’s lack of political influence yet continued independent action and optimism for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Anthony
The Test of Citizenship and Civic Responsibility
The piece argues that citizenship carries dual ties to government as both participant and subject. It condemns corruption, urges loyalty to foundational principles, and calls for openness to reform, eradicating selfishness, and a public spirit dedicated to justice and the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loy
The Power of Music by Prof W L Tomlins
The Power of Music argues music reaches deep within nature and shapes growth. It cites boys and youth as examples, noting music exists in daily actions and even a child’s kick. The piece contrasts those with music in them to those termed cabbages and links early musical exposure to quicker mental development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
W. L. Tomlins
Keeping Well in Winter Health Advice from The American Queen
Personal cleanliness and daily baths are urged to prevent illness. Avoid exposing shoulders and neck in modern dresses, keep rooms cool and ventilated, breathe through the nose, and maintain a generous winter diet rich in fats and grains. Exercise moderation with temperature changes and avoid alcohol to stay well through the coldest months.
A Word For The Kitchen In Back Or Front Of House
A discussion on kitchen placement shared from the Cooking School Magazine with anecdotes from Georgia homes. It contrasts back kitchen layout and front access, noting how flowering borders and doors aided family life and guest arrival while describing a Pennsylvania German house with a sunny kitchen and three front doors.
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Cooking School Magazine
Georgia
Dicey
Zeke
Fertilisation the Best Preventive Net Discovered
Farmers read that boll weevil prevention centers on early cotton varieties and smart soil management. Ammonia levels, phosphoric acid and potash balance soil to favor fruiting over weed growth, with detailed fertilizer mixes for rich and poor land.
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F. J. Merriam
Texas Farm and Ranch
Sheep on the Farm Breeding Principles for Pure Bred Flocks
In pursuing sheep raising, choose a breed and type and stay with it. Select a ram with a strong masculine head and body to improve the flock, and breed ewes to lamb around March. Divide ewes into flocks, tag dirty ones, and remove the ram after short service to keep ram flesh and promote timely lambing.
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W. F. Renk
Orange Judd Farmer
Raising Draft Horses for Southwest Farmers
The draft horse prospect grows as farmers in the southwest consider raising draft animals for market. They require less specialized training than light or coach horses and can be broken at two years old, becoming self-sustaining until maturity. Decide on a definite breed or type to meet market demand and follow a planned breeding approach. Prof.ene of the Iowa state college notes the draft horse type suitable for such farming needs.
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Texas
North
Georgia
Saveer
Texas Pato and Ranch
Profene
Iowa
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
America
Salter’s
Here and There notes on farm life and science
A collection of farm column remarks on harness safety, colt breaking, livestock kindness, stable manure value, veterinary progress, and cane syrup experiments at Waycross Georgia. It highlights how manure handling, animal health, and state experiment results impact profits and farm practices. The piece urges farmers to engage with experiment stations and notes cane syrup testing against maple syrup.
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Waycross
Wayerdsa
Catholic Sisters Endorse Peruna Medicine for Catarrh
Catholic Sisters nationwide praise Dr. Hartman’s Peruna for treating catarrh of the throat and other mucous membrane disorders. Letters from Sisters of Charity in Detroit and Central Ohio report relief and cure in influenza and throat catarrh. Officials withhold names but offer guidance from Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
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Sisters of Charity
Sisters of
ST. Joseph
Hartman
Joves Seesset
United States
Detroit
Mich
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Perna
Peru
Andress Dr. Todman
Hartman Sanitarium
Tortoise shell traded restricted by Jain efforts in New York
The New York Times notes the Jain movement seeks to end cruel tortoise shell harvesting, arguing imitations flood the market. A shopper questions genuineness of tortoise shell combs as a dealer claims authenticity and direct import from Tortoi. The piece contrasts with humane society aims and cites related tales from Yonkers and Philadelphia.
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New York
Saya
New York Times
Bombay
Audubon Societies
School and Church News and Notes
The article collates diverse items: Boston school cost per pupil at 34.98, University of Michigan enrollment about 4068, Massachusetts agricultural college graduates largely in farming or related fields, plans for district technical schools for women in St Etienne, France, a Tennessee proposal to fund Peabody College with a five year 40000, rejected by Governor Porter, a pope blessing a Protestant journalist and returning his pen, Rev James Warden admitted to Baltimore county almshouse at Texas Maryland. aged 100, oldest inmate and one of the state’s oldest men.
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Boston
University of Michigan
Massachusetts Agricultural College
St. Etienne
France
Peabody College
Nashville
Porter
Tennessee
James Warden
Baltimore County Almshouse
Texas
Far Off Lands Show Global Questions and Revenue Flows
A Roumanian engineer estimates Columbia field values at 3.84 billion. France 1903 indirect tax receipts reach 565,280,380, up 26,657,589 from estimates and 38,175,860 above 1903. Distant interests bind Absinia to world powers through the Negus, with French English and Mallans in ongoing correspondence seeking influence and interconnections in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
France
Africa
Fragmented Bits From A Dated Page Include Ads And Snippets
The readable text lists a jumble of items including fashion quips about diamonds, a Cuticura soap promotion, a Humorous exchange about pocketbooks, and an advertisement for Salter’s Billion Dollar Grass. Additional fragments mention an old typewriter ribbon, embroidered plasters, and assorted odds and ends.
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Pivorois
Cleveland Ledger
Legouve
Gardan
Uf Vikainy Joba
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