Cornell professor attacks endowed newspapers as folly
The piece mocks H W Jenks of Cornell who proposed a publicly endowed paper run by trustees to deliver moderate balanced views. It argues such a venture would fail, be unread, and that many privately owned papers already offer truthful, balanced reporting and broad readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. ‘Jenks
Cornell University
Ita
Trustees of Integrity
Congressional Record
Patent Office
America
Detroit Journal
Canada Joins The Copyright Pact With Conditions
The piece traces the Canada Great Britain United States copyright history, noting Canada’s withdrawal from the international agreement and its 10 percent royalty rule for foreign books, plus an extended commentary on cross border publishing, geopolitics, and US policy toward Russia and Britain amid evolving copyright law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Dominion
Japan
Russia
Ba Oly
Europe
England
Jupim
Chen
Public School Singing Flaws and Massachusetts Progress
The piece argues that public school singing fails to instill sight reading and lasting musical taste, praising Dedham and Brookline, Massachusetts, for teaching advanced sight reading and performance with professional soloists. It also discusses ocean tide electricity, meat inspection, a dog abuse incident, and reflections on Americans abroad and lifelong learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Brookline
Masa
Meerah
Massachusttts
America
Beyond the Grave Sermon on Heaven and Perfection
Dr. Madison C. Peters preached at Bloomingdale Reformed Church in New York on Sunday November 17. He argued heaven is a real place with a material dwelling, where saints will progress and minds will advance in perfect employments, supported by biblical imagery and historical examples. The message urged active hope and future discovery in the life beyond death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorton
Public Library
Boston
York City
Sedma
Paris
Joshua Bates
London
Boylston Street
Robert G. Winthrop
Edward Everett
New England
United States
Everett
Franklin
Copley Square
Madison G. Peters
Teaven
Bloomingdale Reformed Church
New York
Thorss
Heaven
Mort
Christ
Waiverea
Earth
Alexander
Taphael
Anl
Michael the Archangel
Inflammatory Rheumatism and Acute Dyspepsia Tale
A Moon reporter relays Mary Gowld of Battle Creek who suffered inflammatory rheumatism for over a year. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People she regained strength, left bed on day 12, and now does her work. Doctors had given up. the pills are praised by Gowld and by Amberg & Murphy of Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonn
Screice
Mary
Gowld
John Gowld
Tier
Battle Creek
Creek
Murphy
Drian
Bean
Joan
Mesars, Amberg & Murphy
Wil. Nums
Cedar Ujputts
V. Curley
Fowa
Yanpe
Tin
Avian
Mia
Samantha Smith
Glidlen
Tawa
Williams
Dr. Williams
Wilfan Medicine Company
Schenecta Noy
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the Statesman
Marshall
Mig
Copyright In Canada
Court of Appeala
District of Columbia
Congress
Kentucky
Maryland
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Consuelo Vanoar
Saprigidia
Livestuck Commission
Steez
Eugene Field
Europes
Field
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
North Pole
Symmes’ Hole
New York City
Gota
George’ EB. Walsh
Niagara
Brooklyn
France
Germany
Dr. Madinos
C. Peters Gelloves
Jos
Mont
Wwe
ACLTE
Erale
the Co-Operative Educational Assogation
Ann Arbor
Aeepa de
Wellbach
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