Dr Tildens Address To Graduates Speech On Aptitude And Growth
Dr Tilden urges graduates to seek growth through personal effort over rote learning. He argues aptitude guides life choices, cites Beethoven and Handel, Emerson, Roosevelt, and Shakespeare to stress individuality and self made character. He warns against cram schooling, praises mental athleticism, and calls for faithful living aligned with divine purpose.
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Earthquakes, strikes, and fires hit early week across states
Reports from Selma Alabama note a felt earthquake with no damage. Chicago binderies saw six thousand girls strike over a small wage rise. Allen McDowell, famed Missouri masone, died in Kansas City at 72.2 years. Niagara river power water bill vetoed. Michigan fire on Northern Peninsula swept 100 square miles, many families ruined and some burned. death toll unknown.
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