Are You a Leader Leadership and government rise from instinct
A Seattle trip reveals a leader among thousands of baby salmon trout and argues leadership is the core of success and government. The piece cites humans in Chicago building a railroad encampment, a shipwreck island, and collective packs of wolves as examples proving government is natural law.
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Canada
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
France
Ty Council
South Sea
China
Sparta
When You Go Forever I’d be Left with Pain
A reflective verse contemplates separation and enduring memories. The speaker fears loss and the ache of not sharing future dreams with a beloved. Quiet images of a Hyacinth garden and a warm fire frame the longing, while joy in others’ happiness tests their claim.
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Amess of
Excuses and the Courage to Act in a Richelieu Moment
The piece argues that reliance on excuses marks a failure to act and cites a Richelieu scene where a youth confronts risk. It stresses that true achievement requires rejecting excuses and embracing decisive effort despite potential failure.
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Richelieu
Cardinal
Monopoly in dyes and postmaster power sparks debate
The article rails at DuPont and Allied Chemical controlling dyes, warns of a tariff and import embargo to shield domestic makers, and notes critics claim postmasters could censor reading matter. It critiques political motives, cites Judge Bandelier and Seattle skeptics, and questions postal censorship versus mail delivery duties.
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DuPont Co
Levenstein (Ltd
England
Levenstein Co
Allied Chemical
DuPont
Allied Chemical Carcte
House of Representatives
Letters to Editor About a Way Off Hartford Man
A reader attacks a Hartford figure described as enforcing a fad of bobbed and long brained women with extreme grooming. The writer mocks the hair style and uniforms, claims it harms comfort and progress, and ends with a plea to refuse hiring him, asking readers to respond.
Protection of Bank Deposits Editor The Star
A reader from Berkeley thanks The Star for its July 1 issue and its editorial on the Scandinavian American bank failure. The letter praises the paper for warning against panic and warns about banker speculation harming depositors.
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Star
Thanks for urging ski tournament at Rainier Park
A letter from T. I. Martin, general manager of Rainier National Park Co, thanks The Star for urging the Northwest ski tournament. He urges real spirit and funding next year to develop the unique park feature and bring stars to the event, proposing a gathering of supporters next spring to plan practical development.
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the Star
Northwest
T.I. Martin
General Manger
Rainier National Park Co
Praise for Dr Barton’s Essay Editor The Star
A reader expresses appreciation for The Stars paper citing satisfaction and rest from Dr William M Barton’s article Berton Braley’s poems Miss Grey’s department and children’s pages. The letter notes daily pleasure for a few cents and praises the staff for inspiring better reporting.
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William M. Barton
Berton Braley
Remarkable remarks on domestic relations and decorum
Quotations from domestic relations head Brad ley Mull and Japanese delegation chairman Oku saburo Nakanishi highlight cross cultural views. A Los Angeles home economics instructor comments on modesty in dress as school girls observe public figures.
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Tta Miagg
Los Angeles
No Excuses Define True Success in The End
The piece argues that success favors those who minimize excuses and maximize action. It contrasts achievers who rely on results with others who lean on justification, urging decisive effort over perfunctory rationales.
Upas Tree Metaphor Used To Describe Army Leadership
In a Congress Record passage, the speaker compares a poisonous upas tree to the influence of the general staff and recent actions of the army leadership. Representative Jones of Texas is cited criticizing or defending the secretary of war's conduct as matters of duty and risk.
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Burleson
Hays
Java
Philippine Islands
Wurrendera
Representative Jones
Texas
Fablic Tires Show Three Product Trends
The notice outlines three distinct trends from Usco Chain and Nobby brands. It references US Royal Cards and Fablic Tires as part of a makers group. Details on market directions or consumer response are summarized from the fragmented lines.
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Fablic
Usco
Chain
Nobby
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William FE. Barton
Dworee
Adolph Bandelier
Bolivia
Wiese
District of Columbia
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Elmer Dover
Harding
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Will Hays
Dovers
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Bulla
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Bankas
Esther Birdsall Darling
Dr. Barton
Bradley Mull
Cleveland Bureau of Domestic Relations
United States
Japan
Okusaburo Nakanishi
America
U.S
cAs
U. S
Zéric Tire
United States Tires
United States Rubber Company
Jackson Street
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