Britain Faces Crisis Over Home Rule Debates
The article argues political tensions in Great Britain rise over Home Rule with warnings of Conservative leadership’s missteps and Ulster fears. It notes upcoming demonstrations, asserts the bill protects civil and religious liberty, and cites lessons from Canada Australia and the United States about harmony when rights are secured.
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Great ‘Brit
America
England
Viol 8
Orangemin
Ulster
Canada
Australia
Ireland
Turkey's frail empire eyed as "Sick Man of Europe"
The piece argues Turkey's rapid territorial losses and current war with Italy signal weak recovery capacity in emergencies. It frames the nation as split between two factions, the Young Turks and the Union and Progress party, highlighting instability and decline.
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Turkey
Italy
Europe
Young Turks
Party of Union
Rural studies urged to curb city migration
The article notes a trend of rural pupils moving to cities, blaming urban biased curricula. It suggests replacing some subjects with rural life focused work such as nature study gardening domestic science and elementary agriculture to keep students in the country.
University Week to Boost Interest in Higher Education
The University of Minnesota will host University Week to stimulate interest in university work and intensify the yearning for a higher education among many young people. Such weeks bring the State University into close contact with the people, fostering sympathetic ties and broad, beneficial effects.
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University of Minnesota
State University
Orthodox Rabbis at Malden discuss Sabbath traditions
After a Malden Mass meeting of Orthodox Rabbis a pushback against replacing the seventh day Sabbath with the first day is noted. The piece argues such resistance may be temporary as business and other factors push liberal church trends toward modernism.
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Malden
Mass
English MP resigns seat over politics fatigue
An English member of parliament resigns claiming the smrest-way to lose friends is entering parliament. He notes many seek seats in parliament as well as congress and state legislatures, showing willingness to risk friendships for political entry.
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Smrest
Congress
Apportionment Details For Corona School Districts
The document outlines Corona's apportionment based on daily attendance totaling 0.94, amounting to $88,218 for the current year and a projected total of $1,964.36 after the next March adjustment. It notes the 1911 legislature requires districts seeking larger apportionments to maintain a large average daily attendance.
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Abco
Big Ae
Sverars
Corona
Corona’s
A Summer Vacation’s Quiet Advantage in Attire and Rest
The piece argues that a summer vacation away from fashionable districts yields a practical benefit. It highlights closer observation of clothing and its processes and avoids modern life’s conventions and squalor. It also notes relief from business pressures and a renewal of mental and physical energy.
Knowledge as Blessing or Burden in Use
The text argues knowledge only helps the individual if kept to himself as an un digested mass. If shared to inform others, the knowledge becomes a lasting benefit to the person and the world.
Concentration Builds Mastery and Wider Life View
A reflection on how deep focus on a subject yields mastery and broader perspective. The man who applies time and thought to one subject gains influence and a broader, truer view of life.
Envy Corrodes a Man’s Happiness and Life
An old reflection notes envy as a corrosive force that wrecks happiness and peace. It warns that yielding to jealousy causes a life to erode, turning inward toward resentment and ruin.
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Hrine Resent
Printing Plant Races to Ease California Book Shortage
Sacramento reports the state printing plant operates day and night to produce 1,400,900 amendments and to fill a school book shortage. Despite warnings from State Printer W. Richardson, Secretary B. Lobdell delayed orders, triggering shortages in readers, arithmetics, and hygiene texts. The plant now runs machinery at full capacity to meet fall demand.
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Sacramento
Friend W. Richardson
B. 3. Lobdell
Richardson
Lobdell
Superintendent of Public Instruction Hyatt
Buckeyes Picnic Set at Fairmount Next Saturday
Riverside County Ohio Society invites all Buckeyes to a basket picnic in Fairmount next Saturday September 28. Dinner at one o clock. There will be a good program and a charge of 26 dollars.
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Riverside County Ohio Society
Fairmount
Trapper's Courage Endures Severe Winter Trials
A trapping tale from Newhouses The Trapper's Guide recounts Hutchins surviving to reach Folsom's after losing flint and steel. He battles ice, submerged past his shoulders, freezing garments, and hunger, then drags to Reed's cottage where a warm fire and care save him from death.
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Newhouse
Hutchins
Folsom’s
Folsom
Reed
Hutchings
National Irrigation Congress to Convene in This City
Utah has sent a broad invitation for this year’s National Irrigation Congress to convene in this city starting September 30 and continue for four days. The event will cover important irrigation topics and a contested water rights dispute between Colorado and Texas featuring large delegations and prominent speakers. The congress opens in the morning at the Mormon Tabernacle with two pageants marking the start.
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Ais
Poe
Utah
National “Irrigation Congress
Rio Grande
Colorado
Texas
Mormon Tabernacle
Magnificent Electric Procession Attracts Delegates Across States
From western states to the east, a large reception line expects more than two thousand delegates. Water laws top agenda with extensive discussion planned on the convention floor. About 700 tons of apricot pits will be processed by Guggenheim Co. in Orange, with prices noted between $20 and $23, lower than last year.
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Mississippi
Alreiddy
Beoi
Guggenheim
Ima Beana Reel Shipped From Camarillo to Chicago
The first Ima -beana of the season has a reel shipped from the Camarillo district in Ventura County to Chicago.
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Camarillo District
Ventura County
Chicago
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