Mast Round Leads 4300 Omnipotent Race
Mast Round finishes first in the 4300 omn’ competition, with strong showing by P R and others. Runners from local clubs posted notable times, while organizers hailed a smooth event.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1909
Page
7
Mast Round finishes first in the 4300 omn’ competition, with strong showing by P R and others. Runners from local clubs posted notable times, while organizers hailed a smooth event.
The piece argues Lincoln learned from himself and diverse books rather than formal schooling. It praises his voracious reading, individualism, and keen grasp of human nature, portraying him as a self made teacher and a divine, multifaceted leader whose inner education surpassed conventional schooling.
A critical reflection on biographers and the deification of Washington and Lincoln. It argues Weems and Sparks misstate facts, praises Lincoln’s self taught learning, and condemns uniform education. It cites Dennis Hanks on Lincoln’s minimal schooling and notes the value of individual inner growth over rote conformity.
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Quote attributed to the Philadelphia Record notes a cynical contrast between pursuing trouble and seeking happiness, suggesting the path to misfortune encounters fewer barriers than the quest for joy.
The term carol was first used to name a dance where four men formed a circle and moved in a distinctive rhythmic pattern. The description highlights the social and rhythmic elements that shaped early carol dancing traditions.
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