Evolutionary tale of labor reform and the two legged monkey
A prose piece argues Darwinian ascent from four legged apes to modern humans as a metaphor for reform. It traces struggle between stand up monkeys and tail bearers, celebrates truth liberty and justice, and condemns reform opponents. The piece links language progress, societal conflict, and the rise of labor as a proud two legged force guided by virtue.
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Mal
Egypt
Assyria
Greece
Rome
Ocher
Poland- China
England
America
South Africa
Philippines
China
Labor
Corruption in Two Old Parties Highlighted by Newspaper Accounts
The author laments corruption in both major parties, arguing swearing and manipulation by party leaders. They cite St Louis and Topeka mayoral contests, claim wet dry battles influenced by two party machines, and note widespread graft across the political landscape. Old Glory droops as public trust fades.
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Nazareth
Babylon
McKinley
St. Louis
Satan
Heaven
Topeka
Republic
Drves
Liberty
World Faces Likely Global Plague Warns Doctor
Dr J F Barker a Johns Hopkins pathologist warned Chicago Society of Internal Medicine that a sweeping epidemic is possible and probable in coming years. He cited San Francisco plague cases and historical Black Death, noting higher mortality among Asiatics than Europeans and Americans and urging urgency in research and sanitation.
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J. F. Barker
Barker
San Francisco
California
India
Bombay
Medcine
Spittin on the bait and boyish dreams of fishing
An old timey reminiscence of angling glory and youth. The speaker recalls spitting on the bait and the thrill of catching suckers, dreaming of riches like Rothschilds, while life’s hard scramble lingers beyond the creek. The lure of simple pleasures contrasts with adult toil and aspiration.
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Tine
Sketeh
Crick
Anil
Remembering Parents Principles for Children
A reflective line from Ladies' Home Journal urges never denying children their memories of devoted parents who stood by their principles, emphasizing enduring guidance and moral example.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
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Raer
C. Champe
Ano Anna Uilampe Kilian
JM. Alexan Det
Pace Epitios
Derson County
NLR, P. A
Mie
K.R.P. A
Fuac
JO McDill
Cork
Satin
J.G. Hiatt
J.G Hiatt
National Hall of Coerce Building
Garnett, Kansas
X, I. Adams
J. W. Lewis & Sonsr
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