Roosevelt treaty dispute could imperil German trade, says Commercial West
The, article argues the president should accept the senate's treaty terminology, warning that using agreement endangers the US Germany reciprocity pact and top export sectors. It cites tariff rises by Germany, trade totals from 1904, and legal principles on treaty authority. It also questions a Cornell bull fight hoax and notes cancer news about President Harper and naval actions involving Japan and Russia.
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Flickertall Facts And Fancies From The Carpio News
A bulging column mix of notes across North Dakota items. Quarantine at Bowbells. a Grand Forks man injured in a bar fight. tar and feathers urged for a Neche wife beater. fishing reports statewide. Grafton preparing sons for the circus. Agee McHenry county rejects a new courthouse bond. Steamship Dakota trips on July 22. Litchfield Bulletin promotes regional resources. Soo plans a parallel road from Devils Lake to Starkweather. Underwood jail accepts applications. Flickertail Flicker changes hands. Episcopal Church convocation at Fargo. Buford blacksmith comment from Minor Independent. Devils Lake Indians paid $50,000 with merchants recouping about $80,000 next week. Harry Huet named editor of Trinity College paper at Beaton. Carpio News man unable to locate Meadow on map. Pier son will point it out with his Star. Editors note cash in advance to city paper delays irritate home audience. Nela W Hawkinson of Munich accidentally shot James Longworth. garbled bell strike injures groin, Longworth to recover.
Building boom in Lindon and park work in Fargo
The region reports Lindon building growth, Fargo park improvements, and Harvey planning a driving club. Insurance statements are delayed, while local notes mention trap shooting popularity and various editorial quips from papers like Grand Forks Herald and Walsh County Record.
System of Education Overcrowding Professions
The piece argues that the three oldest professions medicine law and theology are overcrowded. It notes young doctors and lawyers accepting rapid, low quality paths to credentials, while universities push broader training. Engineering attracts talent as industry grows faster than technical schools can supply workers.
Monasticism Blamed For Fall of Rome In Religious Discourse
A religious pamphlet argues that while many factors weakened Rome, celibacy introduced by Asiatic monks was the core cause. It claims monasticism demoralized Europe, removed home life, and eroded patriotism, warning that even America could perish if the educated withdraw from civic duties.
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Place of the Fairy Tale in the Child Life
The piece argues fairy tales shape imagination and morality, defending storytelling against critics. It emphasizes child dreamers need allowance for play and fantasy to develop creativity, while warning excessive moralizing and Sunday school pedagogy may foster atheism and immorality.
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