College Morals and China Reform Mentioned in Beaver Herald
The Beaver Herald reflects on college morals and student life, praising the wholesome tone of American campuses and criticizing the idea that colleges breed vice. It also surveys political shifts in China, noting Yuan Shikai’s power, Tang Shaoyi’s governorship, and shifts under the empress dowager, plus U S and imperial trade ideas and Swiss watchmaking fame in Jura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma
Cer
Lnto
China
Yuan Shikkal
Chha
Yale
Tang Shao-yi
Mukden
Manchuria
Shih Chao-shi
Cornell
Peking
Teen Chun Havan
Jura Mountains
Chausdo-Fonds
How to add closets in small houses for women readers
William A Radford explains closet space as a key feature in wooden one and a half story homes. He notes four rooms down and four up, praising ample closet room to store clothing and accessories as houses evolve. He discusses using under roof space by eaves for extra storage with sloped walls and hooks to maximize headroom and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Efficient kitchen plan with cellar access and porch workshop
The article describes a well organized house layout prioritizing a high kitchen cupboard, built in storage, and a convenient vestibule. It highlights a summer porch workshop with screened netting, a front hall and stair, and five bedrooms, estimating a complete build around 2200 dollars under favorable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikely
Downfall of the Pet Frog Field Experiment Ends in Tragedy
Eben Brown’s electric frog scheme ends in the death of his prized bullfrog after a rival, Tom Wilson, overcharges a battery to trick Eben. The tale follows Eben’s scientific antics, the frog’s spectacular jumps, and the ensuing backlash when the electric setup proves fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Brown
Tom Wilden
Eben
Sammy Evans
Tom
Abilies
Tom Wilson
Jana
Elen
Tim
Frog
Sammy
Uncle Sammy
Tom Withson
Ehen Brown
Kben
Tie
Stray Thoughts and Moral Mirth Throughout A Journal
A fragmentary column presents quips and reflections on wealth greed art and virtue. It includes aphorisms about gold corrupting the heart and human folly, plus light verses and jokes about tailors money girls and fortune, crowding the page with disparate humor and moralizing lines.
Gratifying Virtue and Mercy Toward Enemies
The statement extols mercy to enemies as a beautiful saintlike virtue and notes that a kind attitude often softens adversaries. It also suggests some individuals find virtue gratifying, while others may misinterpret or misjudge it.
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Thomas, Pub
Oklahoma
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Department of Justice
Wilfrid Laurier
United Kingdom
Great Britain
America
Teamerican
William A. Radford
William A. Tadtard
Chicago
Radford
Foryeran Willion
Dros
Memon
Heaven
Hall
Rockefeller
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