Guiding Graduates Toward Fitting Paths for Life
A 1921 editorial urges new graduates to weigh personal interests against parental advice when choosing careers. It stresses self assessment, lawful citizenship, and readiness for opportunity, noting not all ends align with initial plans and urging proactive preparation. It cites James Hamilton Lewis and cautions on national concerns while endorsing wiser use of water power for national progress.
Mothers and Children's Elves and Federal Health Support
A House Commerce Committee report compares maternity safety in 17 countries and cites U S death rates among mothers and infants. It discusses the Towner bill for maternity protection, opposition from physicians, and the proposed federal state cooperation with education and health care funding from 480,000 to 4,480,000 dollars.
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Pope Benedict Urges Irish Peacemaking and Self-Government
In a World article, the Pope calls for calm in Ireland and proposes referring the Irish question to a body chosen by the nation. He says violence blocks any settlement and urges Sinn Fein Ulster and Britain to seek a mutually agreeable plan of self-government.
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Tax on Art Revisited in Permanent Tariff Debate
The Ways and Means Committee will reexamine art taxes in the permanent tariff act discussion. Historical tariffs varied, with art taxed as a luxury post Civil War, earlier free under McKinley, Morrill defending a luxury stance, and Wilson favoring art free in 1894, amid broader wool and staple provisions.
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Introducing Our New Senators From North Dakota
Edwin Fremont Ladd, renowned chemist and agricultural expert, becomes United States Senator from North Dakota, replacing Asle J. Grenna. A Republican with broad scientific ties, Ladd supports pure food laws, cooperative farming, and allied reforms, earning Non-Partisan League backing. He has long led the North Dakota Agricultural College and is described as a fighter for economic principles and farmer-friendly policies.
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Ten Years Ago Community Meet Planned For Fourth Of July Fund
Ten years ago a meeting was called to raise $2 000 for a municipal Fourth of July celebration chaired by Frank A Smith of the finance committee. Father John T Schofield beloved priest of St Mary's congregation died at his Middle avenue home and his funeral drew Protestant ministers Elks lodge and hundreds of citizens. Bishop Farrelly delivered the sermon. The Social Settlement Association offered a prize for naming the foreign settlement other than Hankeyville with Western Heights chosen as the name. F S Reefy veteran editor of the newspaper was mentioned.
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Local Editor Dies After Forty Years Service
The Democrat editor died at his Third street home in June. He published a local paper for forty years and was highly respected in the community. Patrolman Wieht was struck on the head by a bar in the railroad yards. he was knocked down and the assailant fled, not recaptured. The Eagle lodge eyes a State convention for the city with strong prospects.
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Fragmentary street talk on prices and risk
A rough dialogue fragment questions public interest in Grover Bergdorf and expresses concern that people chase quick profits. The speaker notes women take similar chances when entering unfamiliar situations and mentions altered or uncertain prices and behavior.
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Oberlin Bee-Keepers Meet Here June 27
Lorain County Bee-Keepers Association plans a June 27 meeting at Grange Hall Oberlin. New members raised total to sixty five. The district Grand Lodge rep visit to Medina and other lodges noted.
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