Education as Path to Power Across Nations
An editorial praising education over brute force in wartime history. It cites Egypt Greece Rome and modern Teutons, argues compulsory schooling builds power, lauds Texas for expanding its university and public school system, and urges all states to follow suit despite resistance.
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Benjamin Franklin
New Republic
Europe
America
Franklin
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
U.8.a
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Texas
Teuton
Sdnral
Mechanical College
Magma
Iter
Education as path to knowledge and peace in war times
A speaker extols universal education as a monument to state greatness and future progress. He argues education elevates knowledge and truth, draws nations toward perfection, and notes war’s grim place in history while asserting education makes a nation superior in both war and peace.
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Europe
America
Josuah
God
Opinion on university and mechanical college amendment
The press signals a foregone conclusion for adopting the amendment that would divorce the University and Mechanical College, framing public opinion as aligned with the change.
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University and Mechanical College
Sincere men and lively youths in LaSalle county
In LaSalle county a settlement named Duil is noted, and locals remark that boys from the county are lively. The piece questions political sincerity as it compares Bryan and Jesus Christ, noting the author’s neutrality on Bryan while still doubting sincerity.
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LaSalle County
Mr. Bryan
Uncle Smith
Matagorda Tribune
Jesus Christ
Bryan
Dallas Board Boosts Texas Made School Equipment
A Dallas school board decision requires that school equipment be purchased in Texas where feasible, eschewing out of state vendors like Bears Sawbuck & Co. The note contrasts civic discourse with skeptical comment on religious education in Korea and other nations, and mentions editorial figures such as Lee Rountree of Texas and Claude Callan. It closes with a Bartlet Tribune quote about joining the army.
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Dallas
Texas
Bears, Sawbuck & Co
Temperance, towns, laws, and farm politics mix in Bartlett
The Bartlett Tribune comments on sociability in small towns, legal reforms for ginners, and political debates. It notes that restrictive laws may drive residents to seek recreation elsewhere, questions the ginners law's practicality, and critiques Colonel Lyon and Bryan while remarking on crop conditions and legislative effects on farming.
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Temple Ten
Cecil A. Lyon
Roosevelt
United States
Bryan
Colonel Lyon
Bartlett Tribune
Bartlett
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