Armistice Day Tribute to Legion and Veterans
The piece reflects on World War I and Armistice Day as a monument to unity, freedom, and justice. It honors American Legion members as living symbols of patriotism and courage, noting the sacrifice of soldiers and the nation’s shared memory of those who fought for peace.
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America
American Legion
Crepehangers Retreat Sparks Nationwide Economic Optimism
The piece extols a rebound in bond and commodity values, higher employment, and renewed confidence across the United States and Europe. It foresees rising livestock prices, notes the end of pessimism from forecasters, and champions a new era of enterprise and common sense across farms and towns.
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Crepehangers
Europe
America
Economic Upturn Seen Behind The Surface
Bertie Forbes calls the upgrade ongoing though subtle while Harvey Gibson notes the white collar class bears greater impact than many realize. Officials say farmers return to the land to secure food this winter as wholesale prices revert to post war levels and the dollar buys 18 percent more food than in 1930. A Pathfinder Senator contributes a concluding letter.
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Bertie C. Forbes
Harvey D. Gibson
New York
Unemployment Relief Commission
Agricultural Department
Labor Department
Homes and schools linked to American education week
The passage urges citizens to protect school funding to ensure boys and girls receive the best training and guidance. It emphasizes home influence on education and the importance of parents knowing their schools as American education week closes. The message stresses unity of home and school for national strength.
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W. W. Wahl
Why Take Algebra and Geometry in High School
The piece argues students need algebra and geometry for college readiness and future careers. It cites math as fundamental, aiding logical thinking, discipline, and precise reading. It notes geometry sharpens attention to words and steps, with broader value for analytical skills and various vocations.
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Stops Coughs Quickly
An old advertisement claims Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound stops coughs quickly. It says the medicine heals inflamed tissues clears irritations and relieves mucus and phlegm while calming nighttime coughing and nervous cough trouble.
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Foley
Physics in Everyday Life Featured in Tribune Notes
A 1991 Tribune reprint extols physics as the why and how of daily life. It covers gravity, pressure, diving and aviation, kitchen tools, and practical uses for physics in crafts, music, and industry, linking science to common tasks and professions.
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Charles’ Riberg Mann
University of Chicago
George Ransom Twiss
Ohio State University
Nine criminal and fifty civil cases in fall district court
From the Tribune dated November 15 1901 the article notes nine criminal and over fifty civil cases on the fall term docket. Dillon residents fatten turkeys for Thanksgiving as their rabble gobble fills the town. Freighters struggle with icy roads and cautious driving for four and six horse teams this winter.
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the Tribune
District Court
Dillon
Samuel B. Smith of Titusville Turns 88 Active in Life
Samuel B. Smith of Titusville Pennsylvania celebrated his 88th birthday amid greetings from friends. He remains active working 10 to 11 hours daily in his garden and attributes longevity to a simple regimen of greens and avoidance of sweets and stimulants. He helped drill Drake well and his family’s work helped launch the oil industry.
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Samuel B. Smith
Titusville
Mr. Smith
Drake
Sally
Pennsylvania
New York
West Virginia
Ohio
Sam Smith
Mother Nature's Medicine in Wild Beings Cited in Deer Wounds
Read like a rural column, the piece notes two deer cases where injuries healed remarkably without infection. A Grasshopper deer bore a branch wound near the hip that healed fully, and a Ruby deer leg and hoof injuries recovered with bone growth and hoof regeneration. Local game warden Charles Price preserves the findings. A separate brief mentions widow numbers rising per a life insurer, and an Ark. undertaker accused of stealing a World War soldier's grave stone.
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Fred Kudaily
Charles Price
Mother Nature
DeQueen, Ark
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