Fragmented thoughts on environment, character, and education
The text discusses how patterns in world beliefs and education shape maturity and moral character. It argues that wealth from city elites influences societal values, and suggests environment and schooling affect children's sense of right and wrong. It warns that future science and climate may alter behavior, but stresses personal responsibility and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varius Ghyel
Wit BP
Tom
Idomac
Plier
Masi
Ife
Tharmair
Lincoln portrait and campus notes mix in a torn article
An imperfect clipping blends reflections on Abraham Lincoln with campus activity. It notes Lincoln's moral strength, religious ambiguity, and wide respect, alongside Emersonian Society events, student life items, and a Clifton basketball recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vnipun
Ome Neem
Heo Ghimland
Emersonian Literary Society
Shea
Sone
Dizzy Dears
Lou Giehrigs
Jo di Staggios
Gabby Hartnett
Tush
Harvay
Rays Pederson
Janwuary
Emeramian
Lional’ Society
Boo Rock
Meridian Choe
PSR Eps
Trinity- Lutheran
Hard Work and Perseverance Lift All Achievements
The text extols consistent effort behind inventions, literature, music, and art. It emphasizes that genuine worth comes from years of preparation and toil, while the idle or lazy rarely achieves lasting success, urging readers to apply full strength to worthy tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daxales
Makera
Womman
Thoas
Liquid coal touted as substitute for petroleum fuels
Paros Ee Aaker, emeritus president of Garne igie Institute of Technology, urged Friday that coal could replace dwindling oil supplies and fuel motors as liquefaction gains in importance. He warned costs may rise and coal derivatives could open a vast market for producers, while a government expert urged delaying coal-derived gasoline for conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paros Ee Aaker
Garneigie Institute of Technology
United States
Coal Research Laboratory
Koon
Amno Pfeldner
Coal Mining Institute of America
Bureau of Mines
Etroleum
Community News Highlights From Garnersville
Local items describe upcoming school events including a 9 am program and a kids party, plus a Valentine party on February 14. Reports cover students birthdays and classrooms activities, with notes on Washington and Lincoln celebrations and Citizenship Club honours, extended to community visitors and local families across Garnersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysonduotad
Cats
Cubs
Valentine Cox
Primmey Room
Benjamin Franklin
Regina Helms
Joyse Grifith
Doris Merle Krueger
Washington
Lincoln
Citizenship Club
Hazel
Ferris A
Community News
Elsie Hater
CIA
Denton
Mre
Will C. Hater
Charlie Eckert
Charlie Helms
Will Hager
Willie
Stephenville
John Tarleton
Lee Conrad
Meg
E. C. Johle
Mya
W. M. Kettler
Clifton
Henry Wiede
Stes
Henry Wied
Lee Golden
Willer Keuse
Monroe
Kinise
Tiove
Arnold Spincer
A. & B. College
Wits
Seith
J.B. Livingston
Barbara Pac
Fort Worth
W. D. Ferris
Livinjeaton
Lena Ferris
Ralph Williams
Dallas
Lionel
Charles Williams
Eldwin Oswald
Bunda
Otto Bernhardt
Haughters
Koppers
Bill Conrad
Carroll Golden
Leo Gold’ En
Voy G. Fort
E. Kroeger
A. H. Spitzer
Better Argument From Rustained Voice
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes rebuked a lawyer for loud delivery before the Supreme Court noting eloquence lies in words not volume. Presidents use careful, orderly speech, while newspapers’ restrained tone carries greater authority than sensational tabloids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vans Hughes
United States Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Thio
Bart
Roosevelt
Ceck
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Bia
Heurt
Aneidyntis
Abyaham Lincoln
Lowell
Clifton Quisiders
Twwe
Cats Lnst
JTAC
Ole Youn
Larkin
Grimland
Nelson
Grant
Grane
Bitsy
Newt Grimland
London
Tahitia Beach
Miami
Hla
West Indies
the Driskill
Austin, Texas
Auline
W.te Stark
Garnersville
Rater
Rafer
Mrs. Hater
H. J. Cureten
Meridian
Theas
Burrell F. Word
Gourex Meridian
Texas
Robert F. Cherry
Pe Cies
Valentine
Bosque Tavern
Clifton, Texar
Ocie Stockard
Papa Calhoun
The
Wanderers
KTAT
Ramsey’s
Austin
Rogers Nursery
Py Fez
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