The Creed of Hate and American Foreign Resolve
The Rev. Francis Kelley argues that a nation is judged by its ability to fight and that America should seek to be feared rather than loved. The author contrasts this with Germany’s past creed, warning that adopting fear over love could invite similar fate. A brief note mentions hunger strikes and a silence strike as historical tools.
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Francis Kelley
American Legion
Cleveland
America
Germany
The Wrong Use of TNT Affects Civilization
A speculative piece argues that misuse of TNT undermines urban safety and societal order, linking careless explosive use to broader erosion of civilizational norms and public trust. The essay urges responsible handling and strict regulation to protect communities.
What is an acre and how it is measured
The article traces the historic and varying definitions of the acre from King Edward I's era to George IV and outlines regional sizes. It notes standard US, Scottish, and Irish acre sizes and mentions the broad range seen in British hop fields. It closes with a satirical remark on voters and fashion choices.
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Edward
George IV
United States
Mountain Prophet Creech and His Education Dream
A fragmentary reminiscence centers on William Creech and the Kentucky Pine Mountain school founded by him. It highlights his ungrammatical donation letter, his belief in agricultural and industrial education, and his aim to cultivate citizens and labor, with a note on a recent tragedy in Cumberland mountains and Creech’s posthumous reputation.
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William Creech
Doctors of Philosophy
Law
Cumberland
Kentucky
Pine Mountain
The Decline of Formal Discipline in School Work
A historical shift in education from training specific faculties to broad intellectual growth. Psychologists question transfer effects of lessons like mathematics and Latin, arguing modern schooling should cultivate curiosity, widen viewpoints, and enrich understanding of the world.
Handling Babies With Care And Early Health Notes
The text advises gentle handling of infants to prevent injury and distress. It outlines proper hold positions, posture, and movement during feeding and care, cautions against jostling or bearing weight by arms, and mentions developmental milestones for sitting and standing. It also includes a brief weather report and a note on pellagra illness with bulletins referenced.
A Bird in Wand Worth Two in the Bush
Proverb puzzle prompts readers to identify yesterday's saying. The clue hints at a familiar proverb about valuing immediate gains versus potential future rewards.
Standard Refin at Laramie Tw Out Refined Pete
The Standard refinery plant in Laramie won an opera for the first time today. The plant uses the Burton process to extract motor gasoline from wax oil and other big products, leaving only about 30 percent waste in the distillate from the Midwest facility.
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Laramie
Pete
Daramie
Wyo
Standard
Opera
Midwest
Burton
Texas Drouth Area Relieved by Storm
Rain began falling across the cattle and grain country easing drought conditions that threatened crops and livestock. The storm extended into several counties, bringing relief to farmers and ranchers facing dry spells.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Tez
Ont
Drouth
Democratic Ticket for 1920 Adopts Local slate
The 1920 slate names Hon. James M. Coz for president with Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt for vice president. Wade H. Fowles would represent the district in Congress while Ray K. Olds and William Storey seek state senate seats. Local races include U. G. Applegate for legislature and George J. Carroll for sheriff with Ida R. Graham as county clerk and Charles C. Branson as county treasurer. Four year and two year terms noted for county commissioner candidates Donahue, Klughers.
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James M. Coz
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Wade H. Fowles
Ray K. Olds
William Storey
U. G. Applegate
A.A. Baerresen
John Bell
Frank G. Clark
James F. Cooper
Maurice Dinneen
George J. Carroll
Ida R. Graham
Charles C. Branson
Co. C. Donahue
Fred Klughers
Pershing Heights Lots Going Fast in Cheyenne
Pershing Heights offers close in, highly developed Cheyenne residential lots with favorable prices and terms. Buyers include business and professional figures who see Pershing Heights as a sound investment. act now before plots sell out. Paul H. Moore Realty Co.
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Pershing Heights
Pershing Pon
Cheyenne
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Stetec Tenes Ea
Acta
Esteeer
Wall Street
Everett True
Mister Greens
Iam
Arene
Weather Report
Wyoming
Poland
Paul HB. Moore
Peery Way
Wien
Corn Products Refining Company
Battery Place, New York
York City
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