Students Tour Fair Reaches 100000 Plus Children
More than 90 000 school children including 10 000 from outside Illinois have toured the World's Fair educational features since inauguration. The plan, led by William J. Bogan with Father Daniel Cunningham and Otto Aken, aims to expose learners to exhibits, with discounted or free admissions for groups and teachers.
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Artside
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William J. Bogan
Daniel F. Cunningham
Otto Aken
Edward L. Burchard
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Thirty-first Street
The Business Fight
A saying on entrepreneurial boldness describes how smaller businesses overcome larger rivals through extra drive and spunk. The passage highlights that grit and aggressiveness can level the playing field in competitive markets.
Victorious vitality and the will to control fate
A meditation on battling fatalism in life and business. The author argues that surrender to fate destroys pride and morale, urging readers to adopt a mindset of control and use misfortune as a stepping stone to higher aims, citing Roosevelt’s resilience as a model.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Federal Migratory Waterfowl Stamp Guidance
Postmasters issue notices about the new migratory waterfowl stamp required for hunters. The $1 stamp, available at county seats and larger cities, must be purchased after July 1 and expires June 30. Violations carry fines up to $500 or imprisonment up to six months. The stamp funds waterfowl restoration projects overseen by the Bureau of Biological Survey.
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Department of Agriculture Bureau of Biological Survey
Congress
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