Valley editors defend flood coverage boosting Rio Grande Valley
C H Pease of the Gravity Irrigation News defends San Antonio and Houston papers for highlighting Rio Grande flood news. He argues valley coverage boosts development, noting farmers seek dairy papers for crop and livestock risk information and that knowing the Valley’s facts aids progress.
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Reducing Our Debt and the Path to 1945
The article reviews the shrinking national debt as of June 1, 1945, noting a 1921 start and $8.6 billion repaid by 1923, with $2.6 billion more since, arguing debt reduction lowers federal costs and taxes while urging quicker settlements with foreign debtors.
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Universal Language Emerges From American Speech
A renowned language professor returning from abroad asserts the universal language will arise from a blend of Anglo Saxon Latin Greek French and German. He cites over 200,000,600 speakers and argues that American English with its concise direct style leads the shift away from French diplomacy toward a global lingua franca.
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England
Raves
Evolution and God Debate From Princeton Leader
President John Grier Hibben of Princeton argued that belief in God remains compatible with accepting evolution. He said belief in God is a touchstone independent of which side evolution tests fall, asserting that people will continue to believe regardless of evolutionary outcomes.
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John Grier Hibben
Princeton
The Liquid Glaze Theory Of Earth’s Interior Rise
The article reviews shifting geological theories about Earth’s interior, including debate over molten pockets vs a liquid glaze layer beneath the crust. It cites Prof Reginald A Daly’s controversial idea of a moving, nearly liquid layer under continents that could trigger mountain formation and dramatic earthquakes.
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Selon
Almayt Watt
Deey
Reginald A. Daly
Tarvard
Tight Collar Dangers Warn Reader Of Health Costs
A historical notice argues tight collars can impair circulation cause headaches and nervous strain. It claims blood flow to the brain suffers under pressure and advocates loosening collars to restore comfort and health, urging men and women to choose looser attire.
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Finn
Mourich
Fragmented Towne Gossip Narrative With Faint Memories
A blurred reminiscence describes a crowded scene and mixed emotions. It mentions excited persons, a concealment of a bag, and faint exchanges about a pleasant trip. The speaker recalls wind and shivering figures, with uncertain dialogue about leaving and returning.
To Worry Is Foolish Dr Frank Crane Exhorts Calm
The column summarizes Dr Frank Crane’s 1926 advice that worry wastes energy and blocks real battles. He urges quick relaxation after depressive thoughts, deep breathing, and recalling happy memories to replace anxious causation. The piece notes publication by Thy McClure Newsonapar syndicate.
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Frank Crane
Rayo AG
Over Life's Hurdles by Louise Bisch Coorrtunt
Analyzes teachers' roles beyond schooling and urges valuing pedagogy. Notes many enter teaching as a livelihood or substitute for other aims, warning that such attitudes harm children. Emphasizes individualized study and patient, meaningful instruction over rote methods.
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Louise
Bisch Coorrtunt
Reenter Ryadicate
Ine
Wayside Wisdom by S. E. Kiser on a lazy worker
A short verse sketches a weary laborer who avoids effort and laments low pay. He misses work opportunities, drifts through the day, and resigns himself to poor luck while colleagues push forward. The piece critiques complacency and lack of initiative in the workplace.
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Tha Wan
Nate
Tie
Poise and courtesy in daily life from a 1975 essay
A reading on maintaining poise and good manners in everyday interactions. Advice urges ignoring petty provocation, using pleasantness and humor to ease tension, and choosing partners carefully while handling disagreeable people without personal offense.
Freaks of Nature Move to Break Migrations Across Lands
Reports describe strange animal migrations and human actions amid evolving natural patterns. An army of adaptive creatures spurs farmers to protect crops as authorities weigh containment measures.
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