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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1901
Page
7
Dispatch notes the dismissal of cadets from Wert Teint, amid a disruptive atmosphere. It mentions the United States government facing trouble in the past and concerns about civilian provocation and lawless actions as tensions rise during a volatile period.
A report discusses the impact of current schooling on mental and physical development, urging better access to textbooks, reducing teacher isolation from schools, and addressing parental involvement. It notes parents’ concerns about unequal access to primary work and the burden of labor on children.
A sprawling critique examines child training methods and cognitive development, arguing against arbitrary selection and stressing the need for experiential learning. It references a range of figures and topics, contrasting American influence, imperial policy, and educational aims with social and political concerns of the era.
The article discusses American attitudes toward navy expansion and merchant shipping, noting few American registered vessels, and lamenting limits on commerce. It cites wartime fears, foreign vessel ownership, and the U S stance on utilizing ships for national service amid international trade.
A distorted editorial brief discusses bias and integrity in reporting. It questions editorial motives and media fairness, mentioning investigators, readers, and public trust while criticizing framing and sources used by press outlets.
A local seller notes linen prices rising by about twenty percent and urges customers to stock up now. The ad highlights Damask and German Silver Bleached linens in multiple widths and weights, with napkins priced from 1.35 to 10.00 and many pieces offered at old prices before the increase.
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