Verona and Caldwell Dispatches Reflect Local Affairs and Debates
Long letter form piece discusses civic leagues, currency debates, and local education needs. Notes Verona Board of Education planning for a possible new wing and Verona high school, plus reflections on Philippines warfare and local dry effort sentiment.
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Verona Board of Education
Lua
Verona Club Hbouse
Verona
Caldwell
Scars of Honor in a courtroom tale of courage
The article recounts how Benjamin H. Brewster, Arthur’s attorney general, faced brutal ridicule over facial scars during a Pennsylvania railroad case. Brewster, humbly recounting his youth, explains how a bashful childhood moment shaped his resilience and earned sympathy from the courtroom audience.
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Benjamin H. Brewster
Arthur
Tne
Pennseylvania
Dr. Brewster
Mr. Brewater
Siete
Money as legal tender and silver coinage arguments
A lengthy discussion argues that face value and legal status define money, not its material. It urges the News to promote fundamental finance truths, warns against silver demonetization, and notes the balance between bullion value and coinage value, with dam and water-supply notes interspersed.
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Livingston
J. H. M. Cook
Springfeld
Leis
Viet
Corres
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Cook
Nous
Koverninerl
Kueh
Prosperius
J. H. M. Coo
Bequeathing Inventions From Past To Modern Age
A London sewer note reflects on how centuries of progress pass from predecessors to successors. It lists transitions from the goose quill to the typewriter and from the moving machine to the cylinder press, then railway and electric lamp to the telephone and wireless telegraphy.
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London
Ansewers
Smokeless Century Progress Toward Clean Air
The article discusses designs for smokeless stoves and automatic devices aimed at eliminating smoke. It argues the smokeless city is achievable in the twentieth century and urges rapid adoption of smokeless technologies to curb smoke from coal and wood.
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Smuke
Turkey
Oldest Tree of the World the Bo Tree of Anuradhapura
The Bo Tree in Anuradhapura, sacred to Sri Lankan history, is described as the oldest known tree on earth planted in 288 B C. Its venerable age is cited as 2188 years, with dynastic and religious significance traced to Sakyamuni and Buddhist enlightenment. The article notes extensive records, alterations to preserve the trunk, and supportive masonry pyramids protecting the ancient relic.
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New York
Anarajahpoora
Aneibat
Coslon
Pippa
Sakyamual
Buddha
Anurajah
Ceylon
Orotava
Mt Ktou
Lyynt
Lebanon
Wellioptoula
California
Tasmania
Senegal
Sinha
Value of Enthusiasm and War Memory in a Damaged Text
A garbled article fragment laments enthusiasm as key to action and recalls heroic sacrifice with mixed historic and fictional phrases. It references a French general, English imagination, and a Normandy girl linked to a golden bal or plait as curiosities with monetary notes in francs.
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Acre
Woodertiah
Normandy
France
Eton
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