Nebraska Red-hot primary yields mail vote count needed
The Nebraska primary proves the closest since 1910, with gubernatorial and congressional races split across parties. McMullen and Randall duel for the Republican nomination, while Morehead edges Butler in the Democratic race for Congress. Progressives foresee no governor nominee, and Arthur Wray aims to stay in the senatorial race.
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Randall
Pplité
J. H. Edministen
Edministen
Norton
W. J. Taylor
Merna
Arthur Wray
York
Nebraska
Butler
Omaha
Kishowe County
Bryan
Lincoln
John H. Morehead
Congress
James H. Hanley
Ainehuding
Challenberger
Edgar Howard
Columbus
KF. O.gara
Hartington
Howard
Third ‘Party
Arthur G. Wray
Anson ‘Bigelow
United States
L. A. Larson
Weilfreer
Mra
Emma Hanlon
Harvard
The Child's Appeal on Child Welfare and Labor
Heads of ladies auxiliaries of rail shopmen discuss defending children’s future. They urge aligning industry, politics, and law with child welfare, noting exploitation, war, and unrest threaten safe, educated, clothed and fed children. Patterson fills the brief with calls for Christian, humane action and civic responsibility.
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dJabor
Evcken
Christian Science Monitor
Jonus
Chamber of Deputies
Marc Sauguier
America
Savith
M. Saugnier
Prune Grower Beats Odds Through Grit and Patience
A Portland Oregonian profile recalls a young prune grower in Clarke County who pledged his small capital and labor to buy a large orchard. Years of debt, market reversals, and crop failures tested him, but he persisted. War prices surged, banks supported him, and a final sale of the ranch made him financially independent in his early thirties.
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Hfe
Clarke County
Washington
Portland
Oregonian
Church Attendance Says It Aids Relaxation And Nerves
A Maine expert in mental difficulty argues church going benefits mental health beyond spirituality and mortality. Dr Dearborn of Augusta says regular attendance relaxes overtense nerves and thoughts in a high tension era, despite past storms of colonial preaching and fire and brimstone.
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Maine
Dearborn
Augusta
Martin Luther
Campietting
John Allen
Moody
Sankey
Lewiston Journal
Easy Work Gone Easy What Makes Labor Feel Light
If you find work easy has your effort diminished yet. Do you manage tasks with little strain and fatigue after long periods. Have you regained vitality and can you perform as effortlessly as water rolls off a duck.
Excerpt Emphasizes Relentless Work Ethic and Excellence
A Forbes Magazine passage urges workers to push for maximum effort and sustained focus. It argues that only full effort yields strong results, and slacking leads to poor outcomes. The tone stresses self discipline and continuous striving for excellence.
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