Notable Kansas Writer Praises Kings and Railroads
In a Kansas town a famous man Martin Johnson travels Africa for living game to sell to parks. The piece reflects on royalty, democracy, Hollywood wealth, and railroads, noting a critic’s view of cinema and calling for strength and sense amid emergencies.
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Lthough Boro
Kansas
Martin Johnson
Africa
Niaroba
South Africa
Martino Johnson
Johnson
Osa
World of Progress unfolds on 424 acres at Chicago fair
Thousands flood the Avenue of Flags at A Century of Progress as exhibits move and interact. Dioramas show life in motion from ancient temples to futuristic homes, airplanes, and robots. The Sky Ride, Maya temple replica, and a cosmic view of modern industry invite visitors to glimpse a century’s journey and a glimpse of tomorrow.
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Lake Michigan
Chicago
America
Argentina
Algeria
Mexico
Morocco
Guatemala
Czechoslovakia
Jeho
Montmartre
Faris
Admiral Bird
William Beebe
August Priccard
Mount Olympus
Jehol
Fort Dearborn
Robert Pulten
Wright
Urmal
Yucatan
North America
Madgenville
Hall of Social Sciences
Young America
Enchanted Island
Chidhood
New York
Venturo
Union
Truth and lies in a school day exchange
A discussion between a mother and John Thomas centers on honesty after a lie about homework. The mother urges truthfulness and accountability, while John Thomas insists others also lie. The dialogue links telling the truth to personal respect and moral rebuilding.
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John Thomas
Iles
Emotions in Children and Parental Pressure on Marks
A mother pleads to change her son’s biology grade to spare his heartbreak, but the teacher refuses, noting marks cannot be altered. The piece argues emotions in youth are distinct from adults and should be allowed to develop naturally without parental projection.
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Mars
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Virtue Among Kings Railroads
ED Howe
Spain
Itoyally
Alexander
Russia
Rosa
Moving Picture
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Abraham
WNU
Elmo Scott Watson
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