The Standing of the National Guard
A House committee on militia affairs debates recognizing the National Guard as part of national forces. It argues the Guard is not pure militia but a national reserve, suggesting it be reorganized for national control and placed under federal supervision as a standing force.
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Wealth and Education Growth in a Growing Nation
Educational statistics show a steady rise in secondary and higher schooling across the country driven by increasing wealth. The piece notes improvements in industrial use of water steam and electricity and predicts longer school terms and higher per capita production, with local notices of residents and events interwoven.
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