Do you think the world is worse quote
A fragment quotes an elderly speaker asking if the world is worse and answers doubtfully, recalling tin stories heard in youth. The passage labels the exchange as a line from the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
7
A fragment quotes an elderly speaker asking if the world is worse and answers doubtfully, recalling tin stories heard in youth. The passage labels the exchange as a line from the Philadelphia Ledger.
The candidate urges farmers to form cooperative societies like the Society of Equity to counter trusts and high profits. He cites western fruit raisers as a model for grain growers east of the Rockies and champions a business-driven national approach to reduce taxes and expenses. He lists counties where he was voted on June 24.
L P Alford notes in the American Machinist that a Cincinnati milling machine firm has created a milling method enabling cutter feeds and speeds eight to twelve times higher than standard practice. Tests on steel 0.2 C 0.5 Mn reached 800 feet per minute, with lubricant delivered in ten times typical amounts via a flowing stream.
The quote contrasts two book categories the books of the hour and the books of all time. It notes that good politics should serve as a marker of sound business and common sense, reflecting a practical view from the Omaha Bee.
A new cast steel wheel for motor trucks promises greater strength and resiliency. It features a channel rim, hollow spokes with curved joints, reducing stress at the rim spokes junction and offering lighter weight than a comparable wood wheel.
Captain MacArthur of the bark Penguin hears a faint bell buoy on the Atlantic voyage between Gibraltar and New York. After a storm and a second tolling, the derelict ship they spot confirms the mystery: the sound was the bell of a derelict vessel adrift with its clapper swinging as waves toss it.
Department of the Interior issues a notice regarding Then J Hines of Usottiveati Ne Duke making a homestead entry in Township 1 north range 7 west. The commissioner at Minot schedules a hearing on the claim around June 17 to confirm the relocation and adequacy of the filing.
A prince parable recalls a nine year old who never touched a purse of 50 souls d or to steal. On return the boy boasts of restraint. The prince tips the purse out the window and urges virtue over wealth for the poor. In a classroom Willie Jones laughs at Santa Claus tale and confesses to lying when asked what earned a whipping yesterday.
A detailed look at how cast steel handsaws are produced from ingots to final teeth. Processes include rolling, shearing, punching teeth, hardening in oil, tempering, hammering, grinding, and setting teeth to ensure uniform density and straightness.
Public notice style financial report from the North Dakota Commissioner of Insurance covering asset valuations, invested and non invested assets, liabilities, and miscellaneous data on policies written in the state. Includes certificate language and references to Bankers Mutual and statutory filing dates.
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