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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
10
Civic development expert Charles Zueblii of Mestaie Metis discusses Cetaminity Development and its impact on civic traditions and the Alkitiest System. The piece notes his recognition as a pivotal figure in the broader movement and references a Civic Teague Day connection.
Two esteemed vocal groups will perform at Chautauqua featuring Charles I, Nethe Lori Tenor, Maulisise Robust Tenor, John Eberly Baritone, Themis Waele Basse, and pianist Page Lane. The program promises strong solo and quartet works, with skilled accompaniment, closing the week’s fine music.
Public Forum highlights the genius of Edison McCormick and Fulton as pioneers serving humanity. The feature extols sacrifice for progress, praising master minds who advance civilization and connect millions through innovation and organizational skill.
The West Virginia Supreme Court ruling highlights that railways may not be forced to haul passenger traffic for less than cost even if they earn a surplus on freight. It held that surplus from a reasonable rate belongs to the railway, and cost-based pricing must apply to each traffic class. The decision upholds fair dealing rules for railways and rejects cross-subsidy.
Kruttschnitt argues railroads must be allowed to earn more to fund expansion. He says public bodies set rates and revenues, limiting railroad income, while promoters control securities. Without higher earnings, western lines and new lines cannot be funded amid growing demand and financial skepticism.
Sylyvester A. Long argues in The Lyceum Magazine that Chautauqua and Lyceum teaching are essential for high ideals and moral citizenship. He urges communities to support a Chautauqua program and enroll youth in lectures that inspire constructive hope and national readiness.
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