New Zealand’s Education, Welfare and Reforms Highlighted
Wo. H. Lebkicher notes New Zealand’s liberal state education system free and compulsory, public libraries attached to schools, and a 15 000 strong school cadet corps. The piece cites penny postage first and reforms like public trusts, old age pensions, cheap credit, state fire insurance, and woman parliamentary franchise, plus extensive natural resources and parks.
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Weakened by Exaggeration Adage from La Harpe
A quote from La Harpe warns that people weaken themselves when they overstate facts. The remark captures a cautious view on exaggeration and its social effects.
Automobile warfare forms and experiments across Europe
European nations test moving armored cars with high power guns for rapid artillery transport. Germany reports a successful auto design that carries a heavy gun on grooved skids, enabling movement on roads while remaining unarmored. The concept aims to replace horses, with aviation tech seen as sharing components in future cars.
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