The Tragedy of Leadership in History Tales
Bayrd Saker argues that history is shaped by great leaders who drive progress yet falter under crowd forces. He praises figures from Miller to Washington and Edison while warning the mob corrodes vision, citing Galileo Socrates and Lincoln as exemplars and noting violent opposition to bold ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Spieces
Adam
George Stevenson
England
Wicht Brothers
Robt
Fulton
Galileo
Gallileo
Socrates
Stephen
Louisiana
Freschman
Hicken
France
America
la Salle
Washington
Genet
Bince
Mory
Jeffe
Owie
Lincoln
Harding
Glass that bends sparks German secret of elastic glass
An ancient tale describes a mysterious glass said to resist breaking and denting. Germany reportedly produced a flexible, steel-like glass tested by adults on a inch-thick sheet and a 10 foot drop, attracting railway and motor trade interest and police attention for shop window security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiberius
Liscover
Long Ag
Germany
Good Pup Ruins Guest Teeth in Long Island Weekend
A New York family mourns a fond dog who habitually chewed objects. During a warm weekend on Long Island the dog gnawed an upper denture belonging to a sensitive guest, destroying the implant. The loss was irreversible and the host family could only await the guest’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Detroit News
Farigold and Marigold Varieties Compared for Planting
The text compares African and French marigolds, noting African types are taller and used for distinct flower purposes, while French types are smaller, free flowering, and used for edging. It describes color tones lemon and orange, late-season beta varieties, and that most marigolds are grown from seed in a greenhouse with seedlings transplanted to open ground.
Various Iris Types And Their Southern Hemisphere Ties
The Mornea genus, called iris by settlers in Africa and Australia, includes forms that resemble true irises. The wet singing iris is noted alongside New Zealand flax in conservatories. It propagates from young plants and rhizomes, with leaves in regular rows and abundant seed production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iria
Afria
Australia
Mr and Mrs Hill Move Into Ollie Earnest Property
Mr and Mrs Hubert Hill will move into the Ollie Earnest property on North Main Street. A. J. Carr, recently in Bartentown New Jersey, returned Saturday. Try as want ad they pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Hubert Hill
Ollie Earnest
North Main Street
A. J. Carr
Bartentown
New Jersey
Avoiding hurts by giving others the benefit of the doubt
A piece urges readers to stop hunting for hurts in others words tone or intent. It advises interpreting statements positively avoiding mental strife and urges relying on best thoughts of people rather than finding fault to prevent mutual harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Syndicate
Color Contrast in White and Black Decor
A discussion on using white with black for contrast in interior design, stressing that balance and skill prevent cold or unpleasing results in the present vogue for monochrome schemes.
Carthage Bluebirds Face Rushville Sectional Test
The 1932 33 basketball season ends as Carthage meets New Salem in Friday’s first round with seven seniors retiring amid a 6 14 3 record. Rushville, Raleigh, Morton and Arlington loom as top threats in a county bracket marked by tight margins and uncertain favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Carthage Bluebirds
Mays Tigers
Maxwell
Carthage
Hunt
Fitch
Mosier
Smith
Porter Heim
Nonotone
Carthage High
Bluebirds
Morton
New Salem Eagles
Eagles
New Salem
Russ Brown
Raleigh
Sir Walters
Heath
Clawson
Beam
Lions
Columbus
Franklin
Arlington
Straughn
Ono
Ziter
Manilla
Gings
Milroy
Glenwood
Milroy Cardinals
Owls
Gings Manilla
Marning
Mays
Rlington
Rushvie
Salem
Rushv
Mar‘la
Nmuiro
Arlineton
Milroy Rushville
Rushville Favored In Indiana Roof Gaiden Bracket
The piece previews a sectional tournament with Rushville favored to win the bracket and defeat Milroy in the final. It lists referees choices for Friday and Saturday games and notes upsets are anticipated amid strong local interest in the Indiana Roof Gaiden event.
Harrison appointed county highway supervisor in East Thursey
Elmer Harrison was appointed to the office of county highway supervisor by the county commissioners of East Thursey. The move changes the title from road superintendent to road supervisor and is not expected to alter personnel or department programs for now. The meeting also noted two state measures: to abandon the county highway superintendent office and to create a highway supervisor position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Harrison
Siperintend
East Thursey
Hhat
Sir
Harrison
Miss Ruth Henley Visits Indianapolis Parents
Miss Ruth A. Henley of Indianapolis visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rue P. Henley over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth A. Henley
Indianapolis
Mrs
Rue P. Henley
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Pigase
Sived
Rf.d
Towr and Siste
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ATTE
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Indiana Roof Gaiden
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R. K. O. Circus
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Clarence Carter
42Nd Street
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Cna Merkel
Ruby Keeler
Guy Kibbee
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