Card games and shared lore spark debate in Sidney
The Pathfinder reviews changing attitudes toward card playing from bridge to five hundred, recounting an 18th century Glasgow tale about Richard Lane who used cards as a Bible and almanac. The piece also touches on farm policy debates, McKelvie, Marsh, and farmer education amid tariff disputes, ending with remarks on Asia's growing global influence and India's unrest.
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Cadet Cagle Leaves West Point in Lucky Break
Cadet Christian Keener Cagle, once the Army's top football star, resigns on the eve of graduation after disobeying West Point rules by marrying and lying about it. Instead of a doomed career, the dismissal frees him to pursue civilian coaching and a higher salary, marking a fortunate exit from military life.
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McKelvie Slur Highlights Farm Board Doubts in West
The reader notes Mr McKelvie rebuking a critic while admitting the farm board is powerless to aid farmers. He concedes the board would reduce production to domestic use and wonders why faith persists in an agency that has done little after ten months of effort amid western agriculture and marketing concerns.
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Asia in the Headlines in the Detroit News
Asia becomes a frequent topic as the Detroit News highlights shifts in perception and events. An article references rural Japanese women pushing social reform and the broader East West meeting of cultures amid changing global views.
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Men the Emotional Sex in the Courtroom
A North American Review piece argues that men are the emotional sex in juries, highlighting perceived gendered emotionality and the impact of feminist sentiment on trials. It cites a judge and a Philadelphia lawyer noting how feminine logic challenges male jurors, with a case where a woman killer was acquitted amid courtroom emotion.
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