Teachers Should Cultivate a Lifelong Intellectual Life
An Educational Weekly essay argues teachers must stimulate the intellectual life in students and themselves. It urges teachers to curate a personal library of essential professional books, begin with quality volumes, and renew buys at intervals to sustain intellectual progress.
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Moline Considering New Twelve Room Schoolhouse
A Union district note urges Moline to approve building a twelve room schoolhouse in the Second Ward to handle a projected four year pupil increase. Residents are urged to vote February 12 at the engine house, supporting the Board of Education plan.
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Serious threshing accident injures Newton man Matthews
At Dosia bottoms near Hempstead, a clover thresher toppled onto Matthews of Newton injuring him severely. Henry Torbin of Che, helping at the scene, and Matthews' son were nearby. the machine collapsed while a team passed and crushed him, breaking both thighs and trapping him near the fanning mill. Doctors attended. survival doubtful.
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Irish members suspended from House of Commons
Among thirty four Irish members suspended from the House of Commons on Thursday were Justin McCarthy historian famed for his war era advocacy and the Rev Isaac Newson Belfast Presbyterian clergyman Edward Dwyer Gray proprietor of the Dublin Freeman’s Journal and Mahon reputed for numerous duels.
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House of Commons
Justin McCarthy
Isaac Newson
Belfast
Edward Dwyer Gray
Dublin Freeman's Jorsenal
Ireland
An Mahon
Northwest Storm Delays Rails Across St Paul Area
The St Paul dispatch reports the worst storm in years sweeping the northwest with extreme winds and heavy snow. Rail traffic is delayed or suspended due to drifting snow, with no confirmed deaths though a family is rumored to have frozen in Sleepy Eye.
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Canada Emigration Trends Alarm New York Tribune
The New York Tribune notes Canada’s population of about four million sees 137 784 migrate yearly, about 31.3 percent, prompting questions on the desirability of retaining territory as many move toward the United States. It also mentions business failures and a death from trichina in Ohio.
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New York Tribune
Canada
United States
Deceptive suitor tale told by a wary widow
A Detroit Free Press excerpt recalls a widow exposing a man who courted her and two daughters with different letters claiming love. Officials hear how the same man wooed three women, prompting her to warn others and demand public notice of his duplicity.
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Jessamine
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Detroit Free Press
The Live Item Demand in a Galveston Paper
A Galveston News editor recalls a man who insists on supplying "live items" from the streets, from a Nebraska candidate to a cat story about Smith, the Ward 13 grocer, sparking the editor’s weary groan at sensational local clippings.
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Galveston News
Meyer
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The Emancipation of Man in a San um
A vivid scene unfolds in a newspaper san um sanctum where a bold visitor, a sharp editor, challenges the youngest staffer. She probes the man’s marital status and motives, asserting the broader theme that a woman’s emancipation haunts the male gaze and power dynamics within the newsroom.
Conundrum of Longevity Probed by Concord and Lime Kiln Club
The Concord School of Philosophy and Lime Kiln Club seek an answer from the Judiciary Committee on why people now live shorter lives. The report mocks modern excess with humor, noting taxes and fashion as burdens, contrasts with olden days, and suggests a century man should be content to “hand up his ticket to the conductor.” The secretary is to deliver a verbatim report to Concord and call for harmony during the event.
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Bathroom comforts for farm homes and cabins
The article extols installing bathrooms or at least a water basin nook in every farm dwelling from cottages to log cabins. It suggests simple, affordable setups with tubs, showers, or rubber hoses, enabling warm water access and basic hygiene for hard working rural households.
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