Bicycle comeback fuels popular cycling revival
Census data show 640000 new bikes produced in 1935, the largest output in thirty years. Articles describe widespread use from Massachusetts to Bermuda, with city paths, indoor cycling, and bike trains. The piece traces cycling’s history from early pedal inventions to the modern safety bicycle era.
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Census
United States
Massachusetts
National Geographic Society
France
Kobenhavn
Denmark
Germany
England
Ireland
Scotland
Denis Johnson
Bar-le-Duc
Verdun
Michaux
Boston
Life's Purpose By Leonard A Barrett
Kepler spoke of thinking Thy thoughts after Thee as he found laws of planetary motion. A famed scientist told a writer visiting his lab that here he uncovers nature's hidden secrets. These lines show an orderly world governed by law and purpose. Nature throbs with definite, convincing purpose.
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Kepler
What is the directing purpose of life in human character
A philosophical reflection on purpose in nature and humanity. The author argues that character, not body strength or intellect, is the lasting measure of a person and guides true life, urging self inquiry into life’s motive and enduring values.
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Western Newspaper Union
Te Frousehold By Lydia Le Baron Walker
Homemaker tips to protect furniture paint and wallpaper using simple devices. Ideas include door stops as baseboard protectors and to aid lid clearance, and chains with screw eyes to guard closet doors from striking lights or other doors. Bell Syndicate WIN Service.
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Te Frousehold
Lydia le Baron Walker
Bell Syndicate
Household Hints From a Practical Household Guide
Wash the mouthpiece of the telephone to keep it sanitary. Turn potted plants from time to time so they grow evenly. As days lengthen, foliage becomes more luxuriant. Serve baked potatoes and relishes with fish. Keep a cork on crochet needles to prevent loss. Lay washing soda on the sink drain and pour hot water to cut grease.
Nebraska unicameral passes first bill amid early history
The Nebraska Legislature, a one-house body, approved LB 10 funding for employees and expenses, followed by SB 12 setting senator salaries. The vote, 42 to 0 with one absence, marked a historic moment as the nation watches the Nebraska experiment and predicts potential gubernatorial contenders among lawmakers.
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Nebraska
United States
Senate
Staffing Allowances and Clerical Pay in State Legislature
The article outlines salary rules for lawmakers staff. Each House member may spend up to $5,000 for clerk hire, with a maximum of $3,900 paid to any single person. Senators get a secretary at $3,900 and three clerks priced from $1,800 to $2,800 annually. A separate note promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets made from May Apple as a remedy for body waste buildup.
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Nebraska
Charles Warner
Lancaster County
Senate
John N. Norton
Osceola
Important Rules Committee
House of Representatives
Dr. Pierce
Discouragement as a Destroyer in Daily Life
The piece argues that discouragement harms action by disarming and destroying motivation, highlighting how negative mindset erodes effort and progress in everyday tasks. It urges readers to resist fitting doubt and to pursue tasks with renewed determination.
Carving the Tombstone In Traffic Chiseling Stone
A short item notes tombstones are shaped by chiseling in traffic related contexts. It highlights the craft and urban setting where stone carving intersects with street work.
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