Fathers warn against gov defense of youth amid job fears
A father of four boys writes about the pressures of entering adulthood and securing work as government safety nets grow. He argues self-reliance and frugality, urging sons to earn their livelihoods, prepare for old age, and resist calls for generous state protection. He warns that welfare rhetoric could erode work ethic and independence.
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Wwf
Kainy
Hunaelf
Hood
Aeenis
Santa Claus
Montreal harbor plan aims for rebuilt port and eastward shift
Montreal charter commissioners outlined complete harbor rebuilding to speed access from the St Lawrence. Plans include eight new piers, deeper channels to 40 feet, reduced St Marys current hazards, and moving the passenger harbor about five miles east to accommodate about 40 vessels and cut Quebec to Montreal transit time by roughly one hour.
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Montreal
Paul Lecalire
St. Mary's
Quebec
75 Year Old Woman Plays Organ Again After Kruschen
A 75 year old woman reports regaining finger control after two years on Kruschen Salts. She states she could not play piano or knit but resumed organ duties at church last August and hopes to perform again this August. The product is claimed to neutralize uric acid, boost elimination, and prevent body poisons.
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A.A.C
Currency Stabilization Debate Hears Sir Herbert Samuel
In the British House of Commons Sir Herbert Samuel and Furney Braithwaite urged currency stabilization. Samuel pressed for a conference with the United States and called depreciation a key reason for the world’s low economic state. He urged the chancellor to survey this factor and seek broader cooperation.
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House of Commons
Herbert Samuel
United States
France
Sir Herbert
Japan
America
Belgium
Britain
Furney Braithwaite
Prolactin Heat Tames Wild Animals At Philadelphia Meeting
At the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia a scientific display showed prolactin, a hormone, can tame wild animal instincts. Dr. Oscar Bruddle of the Carnegie Institution presented pictures of a flare, flesh eating squarely with a newborn squab mothering it. The hormone reportedly causes milk production and can affect both sexes, influencing appetite and maternal behavior in various mammals.
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Isaiah
American Philosophical Society
Philadelphia
Society
Oscar Bruddle
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Riddle
Milkman diversifies to deliver oysters in Providence
A Bostonian named Hitz Leslie dates the first American cooking recipes to 1830. The milkman now offers orange juice eggs cheese and milk in New York while adding oysters to morning deliveries in Providence.
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New York
Providence
Hitz Leslie
Bostonian
Purple Heart Presented to Johnny John War Veteran
The U S war department awarded the coveted Purple Heart to Johnny John a full blood Cree Indian and World War I veteran from Wetumka Oklahoma He was cited for bravery and severe wounds received in the Meuse Argonne battle of 1918
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U.S. War Department
Johnny John
Wetumka
Oklahoma
Milk baths offered at Oshima hotels amid scarce water
Hotels on the island of Oshima near Japan provide milk baths to guests as a water conserving measure since milk is plentiful and water is scarce. The practice reflects local resource use as tourism seeks comfort without depleting limited water supplies.
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Oshima
Japan
Little Journeys In Science: Soap Making Details
Gordon H. wuest outlines industrial soap making from fat or oil and alkali to glycerin, detailing large-scale kettles, steam heating, salting, crutcher mixing, and molds. He explains soap types, additives, and finishes including transparent and Castile soaps, with notes on color, floating soaps, and common soap powders, and ends with a note on Texas Big Bend region geometry.
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Gordon H. Wuest
M.A
As & Fule
Castile
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Kruschen
Big Ben
Big Bend
Texas
Rio Grande River
Donaldson
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