Motor Trucks and Railroads Clash Over State Roads
An analysis shows motor trucks undermine railroads on short hauls, with state road costs and fees cited. Railroads pay taxes and contribute to highways, while counties face shifting burdens as trucking grows. The piece argues state adjustments will balance obligations and warns of branch-line closures harming communities. It also notes graft probes and local civic efforts, ending with a June query about weather and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
General Assembly
Campaign Aims to Raise Twenty Thousand for Salvation Army
The drive to raise about twenty thousand dollars for a new Salvation Army building is nearing closure tomorrow evening. The effort seeks oversubscription of funds as the Army workers serve the city with moral welfare and outreach to fallen individuals, offering friendship and help to those in need.
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Salvation Army
Army
Airplanes change farming delivery in distant markets
A North Dakota farmer uses an airplane to bring fresh produce to city buyers 100 miles away, forecasting a future where air transport replaces truck delivery for farm goods. The piece contrasts early skepticism with growing acceptance, noting airplanes as speed, commerce, and even a new everyday tool for farmers.
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North Dakota
Thomases
Memphis
Ordinary life seen as adventure by imagination
E W Howe laments life’s dullness while others, including inventors and scholars, turn routine work into excitement by romance and imagination. The Sedalia Democrat notes that making a success of life is an adventure at each step, transforming everyday events into extraordinary moments.
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E. W. Howe
Potato Hill
Howe
Sedalia Democrat
Caulfield Emerges As Strongest GOP Governor Hope
Gasconade County Republican newspaper endorses Henry S. Caulfield of St. Louis as the best fitted for Missouri governor. It states Caulfield has training and broad appeal across urban and rural areas, and urges the party to nominate the strongest candidate for next November.
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Missouri
Henry S. Caulfield
St. Louis
Kansas City
Caulfield
Gasconade County
Birthday Club lists local kids turning age today
The Post Tribune celebrates local children birthday names Joneda Franz Frances Germain Jewel Green Lucie Hart Mildred Maddox Rubie Barnhart and invites parents to submit names for future birthdays. Also a Brave Captain Scott tribute recalls his Antarctic death and last journal lines urging courage and endurance.
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Post-Tribune
Joneda M. Franz
R. W. Elm
Frances Germain
Jefferson Jewel Green
R. W
Lucie W. Hart
B. Elm
Mildred Maddox
Waverly
Rubie E. Barnhart
Chestnut
Pole
Robert Falcon Scott
South Pole
Republic Syndicate, Inc
Jefferson City
Tuberculosis in Milk and Pasteurization Safeguards
The article explains bovine tuberculosis transmission via milk and its impact on children, urging elimination of infected cows and pasteurization. Pasteurization reduces bovine TB but lowers vitamin content, demanding cad liver oil and orange juice supplementation. Safe raw milk is certified by an official medical milk commission affiliate.
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Association of Medical Milk Commissions
Emotions Reindexed by Prof Marston at Columbia
New conclusions on human emotions by Prof. William Marston of Columbia University reclassify emotions into four drivers dominance compliance inducement submission. Using mechanical measures of blood pressure breathing and muscular tension, he links emotional impulses to these core aspirations and notes men tend toward dominance while women show more compliance but with notable exceptions.
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New York
William Marston
Columbia University
Marston
Marsten
Virginia Brewster in a Desperate Flight from Debt
Virginia Brewster faces a husbandless future after her father’s debt is laid at her feet. Dean pressures a marriage to avoid financial ruin, while Virginia seeks funds and shelter, leaving New York for an uncertain path as she contemplates selling a sapphire ring to survive.
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Vinginia Brewster
Unon
Soes
Claissa Wean
Nathaniel Dann
Dean
Virginia
Niels Studio
CHIR
Aiel
San Francisco
Nigel
Tim
Frederick Dean
Colette
Russell
Clarissa
Ritz
The
Nathaniel
Niel
Fifth Avenue
Jrifth Avenue
Submissive Emotions Highlighted in Early Viewers
The text notes how emotions traced to submission rise when women view leg show scenes and men seek dress for dominance. It contrasts interests in love making with women’s limited interest in business affairs, suggesting gendered motivations in viewing behavior.
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