Tribute to American Indian figures noted by Governor Holt
Governor Elmer Holt paid tribute to the American Indian during a Custer Battlefield Day speech. The piece urges training Indians for leadership roles in tribal affairs, economy, and governance, citing England as a model with native land boards, and mentions a history of Indian contributions to foods, medicines, and goods.
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Elmer Holt
Custer
Atte
Robert Yellowtail
Crow Reservation
Yellowtail
England
Holt
Gregory Mason
Natural History
Journal of the American Museum of Natural History
Pedro de Cieza de Leon
Europe
Ireland
Londonderry
N. H
Meson
Columbus
West Indies
Sir Walter Raleigh
Nicot
Portugal
France
Potential Leaders in Public Life Spur Female Civic Drive
The American Association of Union Women notes growing use of American women in public life with 52,000 members in six years. The movement aims at civic leadership and good neighborliness while questioning European critiques of women’s political importance. The text ends with garbled remarks about Helena Airport and noisy, unclear phrases.
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American Association of Union Women
Summer in the Garden Midsummer Struggle
A reflective home garden vignette contrasts a worn gardener with persistent weeds and pests. The piece notes the gardener’s fatigue, strong weeds that survive hostile conditions, and the relentless cycles of plant care amid a hotter midsummer sun.
A Gardener’s Virtue in Spring Days
A seasoned gardener answers objections about spring temperatures by tending dawn or dusk plots. A well-kept garden proves the gardener’s faithfulness and industriousness, suggesting suitability for any job. Boys can earn a strong recommendation by maintaining a neat plot, better than paper praise.
Poor Richard Echoes at Philadelphia Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia sparks readers to recall Benjamin Franklin and Poor Richard as delegates debate a vast spending platform. The AlmaNac’s maxims loom in the crowd while discussions touch on debt, administration, and fiscal policy amid a riotous atmosphere.
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Richard
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
The Gift of Lengthened Years
A turn of the century life expectancy discussion notes the average lifespan rising to sixty one years and three months. Based on new state wide insurance tables, the piece credits science health rules and better nourishment for the longer life while pondering how society uses these added years.
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Fife
Lims
Best Editorial on Religion and Church Membership Trends
An Okinahn World-Herald opinion piece argues that church membership growth in the United States, while real, does not prove a simple rise in religious vitality. It notes that membership rose about 670,601 in the past year, with teachers’ average tenure at 1.66 years and population growth around 2 percent, challenging the view of a broad decline in religiosity.
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Mara
Manimon
Christhur Herald
United States
DH. Downsend
Townsend Daca Natetop
Jovn
Riley
Pan Alonora
Baltimore Sun
Avery
Landons
Mary
Baltimore
San
What Other Editors Are Saying SOUTHERN CHIVALRY
A mosaic of disjointed passages surveys Southern chivalry amid economic strain and labor unrest. The piece juxtaposes lynching fears with tenant-farm protests, noting incidents in Arkansas, Missouri, and broader regional tensions. It blends satire on inventions with critical commentary on politics and reform.
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Earle
Ark
Mampnis
Little Rock
Arkansas
Loula Post-Dispatch
Senate
Wichita
Kan
Engle
Andrew Carnegie's Youthful Ambition and Public Life Lessons
A fragmented excerpt discusses Andrew Carnegie's early aim to amass wealth for benevolence, his plan to devote life to public service and education, and cautions against wealth worship. It mentions a diary entry predicting income milestones and contrasts with later remarks on political campaigns and public morality. References to newspapers and public figures appear amid era commentary.
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Andrew Carnegie
Mekea
Oxford
London
Ibs
Wall Street
Journal
Sentence Sermons by Roy L. Smith at Santor church
A brief note paraphrases Roy L. Smith's sermon guiding duties and fame. It urges seeking wisdom promptly and notes that knowledge of God remains intact beyond time. The text hints at church context and lasting spiritual truths.
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Roy L. Smith
Santor Fie
God
Indian medical practice and its ties to Hippocratic ideals
The article discusses Native American medical traditions among North American tribes, contrasting Indian doctors with medicine men. It notes education paths through government support, concerns about assimilation, and the spread of Western medical ethics, including a link to the Hippocratic Oath and cross-cultural healing narratives. It profiles Yurok scholar Miss Lindgren and a dream-based healing legend.
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Washington, D. C
Medicing
Great Universit Tog
Dan Sehosta
Indiana
Indian Service
Peldo
Harvard
Johns Hopking
Howard
Hashell
Rehan
Kromaftan
Earhr
Hin Malleiona Ane
Office of Indian Affairs
Warhington Nak
Taisa Lindgren
Mins Lindgren
Hoppa Valley
California
University of California
Har
Dnc
Earth
Grerea
Egypt
Quotations on Democracy and Responsibility in Early 20th Century Texts
A collage of quoted voices on democracy, education, and civic duty. Rupert Hughes, Dr Lester K Adz, Rev Samuel Tresler, Harry Moore, and H. Mencxon comment on thinking, responsibility, and public life in a stylized reflective passage.
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Lester K. Adz
Pannaylvania
Samuel Tresler
New York City
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