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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1905
Page
4
A treatise on cultivating beauty in daily life and schooling. It urges drawing as a core subject, critiques overemphasis on math and Greek, and links beauty to labor and leisure, urging all to strive for perfection in art and daily work.
President James B Angell of Michigan praises the European Concert as generally beneficial to peace and welfare in Europe. It sometimes limits small states but prevents their absorption by stronger powers, aiding Greece and Belgium while Ottoman and Balkan issues reveal its flaws. Hanotans hailed it as the sole tribunal and authority to which all must bow.
Mayor George B. McLellan argues Americans suffer from a restless spirit that drives action for action’s sake. He contends deeds alone are not ends and urges clear aims, learning, and purposeful effort to match thought with meaningful results.
A Maine village meeting in Kittery denounces Portsmouth as they debate the peace conference with Russia and Japan. Citizens like Granville Spinney Charlie Chapman and John Sterling push to honor Kittery, with Teddy Roosevelt rumored to oversee the treaty in town.
Captain Ezra, facing Peck & Son's threat to retire the Betsy, sails through a brutal gale to reach Boston with cargo by the 10th. The voyage tests age and nerve as Ezra proves the Betsy stout, salvages a larger derelict, and wins Peck’s reluctant trust, pledging to keep the Betsy afloat as long as possible.
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