Select and Exclusive Citizen Military Training Camp Offered
The fifth citizen military training camp at Fort Sam Houston from July 28 to August 26 will be selective and exclusive based on sound mind, muscle, and morals. Quotas apply, with 1000 capacity at Fort Sam Houston. San Antonio reports 425 applications (395 accepted) so far, offering a citizenship school on a vacation schedule for youth ages 17 to 31 who meet standards.
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Kite String Of Life Humility Keeps Man Grounded
The essay uses a kite metaphor to argue that humility and contact with humanity hold a person to earth. It warns that self importance leads to downfall, while opposition and staying in touch with others keep one afloat. The piece urges humility as life’s string, and the need to face challenges to rise.
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Midwestern Heroes Earn War Cross From King
Americans and Kings AME gather in Des Moines to honor Henry Himpe of Omaha, a former front line trench worker who warned a hostile soldier in Flanders. Himpe, now a chauffeur, earned the War Cross with palm by order of Albert of Belgium after the king witnessed his valor.
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Indestructibility of Matter by Garrett P. Serviss
The article debates whether matter can be destroyed, noting current views that destruction may be possible in principle but not observed. It reviews evidence on matter’s essence, electrical theory of matter, atoms, and the impossibility of complete destruction, concluding that transformation rather than destruction may occur and that ultimate matter remains elusive.
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Something to Think About By Brano Lessing
Opinion piece railing at public figures and youth, noting tensions between leadership, education, and responsibility. Mentions President Coolidge, Wembley, Queen, Savi Zon, and American sports as distractions. Appears as a reflective critique of modern society and media impact.
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Voting in Germany by Dr Frank Crane
Dr Crane analyzes the 1925 German election focusing on voter ages, Sunday voting, and public mood toward Von Hindenburg. He argues Germans sought self respect, notes the president’s limited powers, and cautions about monarchy or militarism fears while stressing the republic’s democratic trial through popular choice.
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Concerning Neuralgia by Royal Copeland M D
An article by United States Senator Royal Copeland explains neuralgia as a common pain type. It covers the term origin, misapplications, and how pain may be referred along nerves, with cautions about identifying the true underlying cause and basic remedies offered by rest and gentle care.
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Over Life's Hurdles by Louis E Bisich
The passage discusses the brain and nerve energy, claiming nerves transmit energy like a battery from a nerve cell along fibers. It notes color differences between cells and fibers, the brain as the organ linking us to the world, and asserts future progress will reveal more about the human mind.
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