If He Can Why I Can Indiana Writers Spirit
A reflection on why Indiana produces many writers. It cites early isolation fostering individuality and a pioneer life’s imagination, plus the enduring human will to try. The motto If he can why I can drives attempts, failures, and eventual success shaping a literary culture.
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Indiana
In- Biinp
Cleveland
New England
Henry Ford
Alexander Winton
Detroit
Loca
Governors and Sheriffs Clash Over Riverton Raid Report
Dr. Frederick Nichols alleges that constables ransacked a bus sheltering newborns and frightened a patient during a raid on Riverton sanitarium while four capable sheriffs later conducted a quieter search. He condemns roughhouse tactics at hospitals and notes Bavarian government moves toward conciliation with 20,000 protesters in Munich drawing state funds.
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Frederick Nichols
Riverton Sanitarium
Seattle
Busis
Conor
Munich
White Elephants and a Grouch in Modern Life
The piece discusses the historical white elephant metaphor from Siam and its present usage, warning against emotional tears and self pity that fuel a grouch. It notes the idea of idealism, plebiscites for Rhine provinces, and a telegraph strike forcing self mailed telegrams.
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Siam
United States Enters War Then Exits In Victory
The United States entered the war and later emerged victorious. Officials cited strategic actions and mobilization as pivotal factors in the outcome, shaping domestic support and international standing.
Air talk and wedding notes mix in midwestern items
A column blends comic squibs on air pricing and gas markets with wedding license jokes and local notices. Features Brigham Young licensing nuptials, a mock air meter idea, and a humorous school anecdote from a West Side class. Includes Lettuce King Bill Berkey’s donation and local civic humor.
Seven Days Battle Began June 26 1862 in Virginia
The passage notes the onset of the Seven Days battles starting June 26 1862. It describes McClellan’s Army of the Potomac besieging near Richmond, Lee’s counter move with 26000 reinforcements, and the retreat toward Malvern Hill where McClellan halted the Confederate advance. It also recalls Nelson’s 1799 Naples tribute and Cromwell’s protectorate, bridging eras.
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Oliver Cromwell
England
Naples
Lord Nelson
Ferdinand
Nelson
Duke of Bronte
Mechaniceville
Army of the Potomac
McClellan
Richmond
Stonewall Jackeop
Gen. Lee
McDowell
Lee
Letters of an Altruist to Has Rival by Edmund Vance Cooke
A nineteenth century verse exchange reveals a man urging a rival to marry Miss Grimes, arguing that the rival’s qualities surpass the speaker’s, and asserting he will relinquish engagement and ring. The note ends with a claim of shared affection and mutual consent.
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Edmund Vance Cooke
The tuberous begonia thrives in shade
The old gardener recommends tuberous rooted begonias as the best shade loving plant with waxy blossoms in pink red white and yellow. They perform well in full or partial shade under trees or on north side boxes and can be planted once warm weather arrives. Consider starting indoor plants or buying to experiment.
Lost Green Coat Report on Main Street
A small green lady's coat may be lost on Main Street in North Adams. The notice appears as a brief advertisement in the Transcript.
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Main St
Leward
North Adams
Mags
What We Need is Better Roadage Says Courier Journal
A Louisville Courier Journal editorial urges improvements to roads and infrastructure. It argues for faster construction, better maintenance, and prudent planning to support growth and safety in the city.
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Louisville Courier. Journal
Disintegrators warned by Tardieu amid postwar tensions
Dr Frank Crane notes Captain Andre Tardieu's plea for unity after World War I while warning that domestic intrigue and rumor mills threaten American France relations. He cites envy, partisanship, and “disintegrators” as dangers surpassing German foes, urging vigilance to preserve victory.
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Council of Versailles
Andre Tardieu
Beaune University
France
United States
M. Tardieu
America
Appreciation Sparks Loyal Service Says Rev Charles Stelzle
The Rev Charles Stelzle argues appreciation for work already done boosts loyalty more than extra pay. A simple compliment like Well done, good and faithful servant can motivate a worker, anchor allegiance to the boss in disputes, and encourage continued effort.
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Charles Stelzle
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