Kansas speech praises farmer emancipation and resilience
The speaker recalls Kansas history from covered wagon days to modern farming, noting the emancipation of agriculture alongside industrial progress. He warns against extravagance, urges prudent outlay, and emphasizes farmers as pillars of public opinion and stability before the president's train heads to Denver.
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Leviathan Sets New Steamship Speed Record at Sea
On June 28 the reconditioned Leviathan returned to New York after a trial cruise and set a new speed record of 28.04 knots. The run covered 75.7 miles past Jupiter Light off the Florida coast. Officials praised the engines as they maintained peak speed throughout the test.
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Airplanes Scare Cattle Near Aledo
Ranch owners near Aledo appealed to District Attorney Hanger to stop airplanes from frightening their cattle. He promised prosecution for malicious mischief. Cowmen said whole herds have lost thousands of pounds of flesh in recent months due to increasing air traffic.
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Recaptured Osborn returns to Bloomfield bond set at 2000
Fred Martin and Arthur Beck of the National Detective Association captured Loyal Osborn alias Lee Coons, who jumped bond on a Greene county burglary charge. Osborn charged with stealing from the Dillon garage at Switz City. re-arraigned at Bloomfield and held on $2,000 bond.
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Tyrian Dyes and Their Ancient Origins
Tyrian dyes, famed since ancient times, arose in Wyre around 1500 B.C. The English then sent goods to Holland for dyeing until 1608. Advances in chemical research have turned modern dyeing into a widely practiced art.
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Too True Knaves Thrive When Honest Plainness Lacks
A quoted aphorism from Shirley notes a cynical view of honesty. The line suggests that deceit prospers where straightforward clarity fails to matter. Readers may interpret it as a reflection on social or political hypocrisy in the era.
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How to Please Quotes on Writing Wealth and Reading
Don Marquis of the New York Sun notes a rule for wealth through writing. He suggests creating material that engages readers who read aloud, indicating a market for attention and vocal engagement in literary work.
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