Maryland Motor Vehicle Examinations Emphasized by Baughman
Motor Vehicle Commissioner E Austin Baughman says learning to drive properly is vital as hundreds seek instruction licenses daily. He notes Maryland screens applicants to balance law knowledge with actual driving skill and safety, stressing judgment, poise, and road manners beyond mechanical ability.
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Growth of Law Library
A century ago a complete law library had about 180 volumes of decisions and 60 volumes of statutes. Today a complete library would hold 18,500 decisions and 5,500 statutes. If growth continues, a century hence the collection would reach 1,850,000 volumes of decisions and 550,000 volumes of statutes.
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Nation
Business Magazine
Rome Tops World Water Use With 480 Fountains
Rome uses 110 gallons per person daily, the highest worldwide due to 480 fountains. New York follows with 81 gallons, London 85, and Paris 78, per figures cited by London Tit Blts.
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Rome
London
York
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Be Willing and Find Comfort in Faith and Daily Life
A fragmentary reflection blends a domestic moment with a pithy joke about straightening the house and a devout reminder. The passage pivots from a light lunch remark to a spiritual rule about trust in God. It cites Francis de Sales urging peace and dismissal of anxious thoughts as daily guidance.
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Francis de Sales
Pennsylvanian Helen Dodge Nominated for American Youth Award
Miss Helen F P Dodge of Pennsylvania, Carnegie medalist for heroism, nominated for the American Youth Award set by the Sesqui-Centennial Exposition directors. The Philadelphia candidate saved a drowning girl at Ocean Gate New Jersey by diving into Toms River fully dressed with one arm.
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Helen FP. Dodge
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Miss Dodge
George H. Dodge
Walton Avenue
Ocean Gate
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Bagpipe and Organ Alike in Principle
The Highland bagpipe is a primitive instrument with a unique scale and nontransposeable music. Its airbag and drones resemble organ principle, as players regulate sound by arm pressure while keeping a full wind supply. Its distinctive sound is unforgettable to listeners.
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Chicago Journal
Customs of Indians Unchanged by Time
Dr. A L Kroeber of the University of California says California Indians in the San Francisco region preserved their customs and living patterns for 8500 years. Shell mound remains show identical artifacts and diet across eras, suggesting continuity from ancient inhabitants to modern descendants.
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A. L. Kroeber
University of California
Troy
Solomon
Bay
Pathfinder Magazine
Weather Vane Symbolism Tied To Church History
The weather vane or weathercock on church spires traces to St. Dunstan era tradition. Its shape signals vigilance as a preacher awakens congregations from moral sleep, a widely seen European custom atop steeples.
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St. Dunstan
Europe
Forget-Me-Not’s Name Origin in German Legends
The article explores uncertainty over the origin and use of the name Forget-Me-Not for the flower. It cites German legends explaining the term with a tale of a knight who dives into a lake to fetch flowers, grows weak, and, near the shore, throws the blossoms to his lady and sinks, crying Forget me not.
Iferr Schulze Takes Wife On Northern Europe Tour
Berlin resident Iferr Schulze accompanied his wife on a northern Europe tour arriving at Nordkap Norway. They viewed the evening sun and Schulze quietly scratched a rock inscription reading Sat here with wife. Pinel Schulze, sertin. Three weeks later a neighboring rock read Sat there without Fluer Meter Ifamborg.
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Europe
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Temptation and Humility Teachings by Thomas no Kemps
The fragment presents a moral admonition that resisting temptation requires inner roots to be addressed. It argues that mere outward avoidance yields little benefit and that patience and true humility strengthen the person against inner and external foes.
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