Old Hometown and Historic Snippets from May 12 1874
From the Daily Kansas Tribune and Lawrence Journal dated May 12, 1874 and 1899, a collage of brief items: sidewalk defects in Kansas City sparking concerns for Sunday walks. first spring chickens at Eldridge. Plymouth church pew rentals. a frost in Atlanta. 35 degree Kansas temperatures. Osborn of Eldridge livery stables loses a valuable horse to colic. mill injuries in North Lawrence. wood chucks seen near town. and a note on safety and planned replacement of the Central school building after a fire, with assurances of interim pupil care.
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The Living Presidency and the Rise of Royal Power
Washington Post columnist George Will surveys U S presidents from Theodore Roosevelt to Biden, arguing constitutional limits have eroded. He cites Saikrishna Prakash on why repeated war making and unilateral spending threaten the separation of powers and warn of a democratic monarchical presidency.
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Ten common untruths about Oct. 7 and after
Victor Davis Hanson surveys campus and street protests and Biden-era explanations to flag ten frequent claims about Oct. 7 and the ensuing war. He argues that Hamas dictates the narrative, Hamas is a terrorist regime, Gaza is not occupied, and calls for a two-state solution are misrepresented, with emphasis on the roles of Netanyahu, civilians, and antisemitism in protests.
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