Victory of Love Over Parental Bar to Marriage
Marjorie pleads to marry Tom despite her father Mr. Graham's belief he cannot provide. Tom proves restraint by avoiding drinking taunts at a banquet. After a night of reflection, Mr. Graham approves, saying a self controlled man can lead others, and Tom and Marjorie marry with mutual support. A French inventor unveils a device for warning of a flat tire.
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Marjorie
Tom
Dearest
Mr. Graham
Fear Is Chief Obstacle to Progress of Mankind
Leslie’s quotes from J. 8. Knox of Cleveland emphasize fear and ignorance as the main barriers to success. He argues brains must be paired with character and knowledge, calling education America’s greatest asset and urging men to develop their native powers and seek practical information.
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J. 8. Knox
Cleveland
America
Mississippi River
Leslie
Can a microscope reveal a molecule according to science
A historical note explains limits of the ultra microscope, which senses objects as small as a five five imperial one ten millionth of an inch. A hydrogen molecule is far smaller than this, and the device works by sending light horizontally to detect reflections from particles in a liquid.
Fatigue as a Costly Factor in Industrial Work
A Milwaukee Journal report highlights fatigue's impact on output and safety. It notes average strength loss from morning to work end, 28.67 percent in lathe work at a munition factory and 24.52 percent in other tasks, with wide individual variation.
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Milwaukee Journal
Newfoundland's strategic Atlantic position and links
The text notes Newfoundland as a key Atlantic bridge. It cites St. John's as a doorway to England and Ireland, the origin of the first trans Atlantic wireless message, and the starting point of the first nonstop trans Atlantic flight. It highlights Cape Race as the early Europe America beacon and Newfoundland as a stepping stone between continents.
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Newfoundland
St. John’s
England
New York
Ireland
Atlantic
St. John's
Cape Race
America
Europe
Why Cultivation Is Imperative in Agriculture
A German observation on capillary action shows that moist plaster draws and deposits salt on drying. Hoeing and stirring expose more surface and enhance evaporation. Jerome Alexander in Berence suggests subsurface water rise carries soluble plant foods to roots, and capillary action explains how cultivation supplies moisture in dry weather.
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Germany
Plaster of Paris
Jerome Alexander
Dairymen's League Sets October Pooled Milk Prices
Directors in New York set October pooled milk at 8.87 per hundred for class one 3 percent milk in the 201 210 mile zone with standard freight and butterfat differentials. Class two remains 2.25 per hundred. class three priced by butter quotations plus 40 cents. class four by market quotes for butter and cheese. The move reflects soft industrial conditions and aims to aid farmers amid widespread unemployment.
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Dairymen’s League Co-operative Association
Dairymen’s League Co-operative
New York City
Quiet camp nights elude weary businessman and students
A business traveler recalls restless nights on a camping trip amid chickens chirping and ukulele sounds from college partygoers, claiming he never slept in the next camp.
Universal praise for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
The remedy has gained nearly universal use for bowel complaints in both children and adults. It is considered without a rival and, to users, without an equal.
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Chamberlain
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