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Parents urged to withhold support in child disputes
In a 1907 note the Wymore Arbor State warns against always taking a child's side in teacher or neighbor disputes as it trains youths for a downward path. The paper also condemns begging chain letters and urges readers to report fraudulent appeals like requests to copy and mail for a “little cripple boy.”
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Wymore Arbor State
Community Duty Dictates Towns Worth
The article argues that a man’s family happiness hinges on the community he lives in and calls the home, urging citizens to invest energy and resources to make their town prosperous. It asserts a worthy town deserves devotion, prosperity, and collective effort beyond personal gain.
Editor's Take on Mail Order Towns and a Boy's Essay
The item quotes a Jewel Kansas editor lamenting mail order dominance and imagining towns without shops banks or papers. It then shares a humorous, misspelled essay by a small boy about newspapers, editors and classifies his future potential as a writer.
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Government Cannot Interfere With Schools
Judge Peter S. Grosscup of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals argues that the national government has no right to make treaties that interfere with state regulation of schools. He states California or any state can exclude anyone from its schools, as schools are established and regulated by the state with absolute power over them. He declares any treaty provision conflicting with a state's right to regulate its own schools void.
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California
United States
Income Tax Debate From Carnegie on Bees and Business
Andrew Carnegie compares income tax to a hive work ethic and warns it harms honest business. He cites Mr Gladstone's view that income tax corrupts morality and risks forcing small business owners to expose private affairs to bank directors. He argues the tax penetrates the core of business activity.
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Gladstone
Konzo Atrocity Debate in New York Speech Plea
Pr Grattan Guinness urged U S aid to curb Belgian abuses in the Congo linking Stanley, Leopold and rubber profits. He cited millions of dollars in trade, mutilations, and three million deaths as evidence of ongoing atrocities. The piece also notes Mark Twain's quip aboard a patent lobby visit in Washington.
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Pr Grattan Guinness
Regents’ Union of England
United States
England
New York
Stanley
Central Africa
Belgium
Leopold
Confssion
Arthmr
Metcalf Backs Navy Build Up and Big Battleships
Victor H. Metcalf, newly moved from commerce and labor to secretary of the navy, supports the administration's navy expansion. A former member of the House Naval Affairs Committee, he championed authorized battleships and argued for larger ships over smaller gunboats.
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Victor H. Metcalf
Commerce and Labor
Metcalf
House Committee On Naval Affairs
House Committee
A Little Reach Into Space
A brief note on stellar distances explains the few stars whose distances are known with rough agreement. It cites Alpha Centauri in Centaurus and Sixty-one Cygni in Cygnus, with latest estimates around 53 trillion miles, showing large variances from Professor Hall's earlier measurement.
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Alpha
Centaur
Cygnus
Hall
New York City Fact Sheet Cites Spending and Hotels
The New York Herald notes NYC spends 21.5 million annually on education and has the world’s most antiquated fire alarm system among large cities. It mentions the San Juan bill block bounded by West Sixty first Street to West Sixty second Street Amsterdam and West End avenues housing 6 173 inhabitants as the world’s most populous block.
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New York City
San Juan Bill
Amsterdam
West End
New York Herald
Bread bags on doors puzzle uptown residents at night
A late homecomer notices white bread bags hanging from door knobs in an uptown Philadelphia area. The bags are tied with white crepe and placed by bakers to assure customers their morning loaf is free from animal contamination. The practice aims to ease fears about cats tampering with bread.
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Philadelphia Record
Plays and players on tour and stage stars
The Love Route proves a fine travel path while The Social Whirl shines on tour. Louise Gunning stars in The Flower Girl in Chicago and Mrs. Fiske scores in The New York Idea in New York. Ethel Houston joins Sadam Butterfly chorus, Vera Michelena and her father Fernando rise from theater to opera lineage with early fame in Venezuela and Rome.
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New York
Louise Gunning
Chicago
Mrs. Fiske
Savage
Sadam Butterfly
Ethel] Houston
Paris
Grand Opera
Vera Michelena
Fernando Michelena
Venezuela
Rome
How to Brighten Marble Surfaces with a Paste Mix
Discolored marble furniture can be treated with a paste of two parts pumice stone one part sodium carbonate one part powdered chalk mixed with water. Apply paste to marble topped tables bureaus and similar surfaces to remove discolorations.
For a Bruised Finger Care Tip
If your finger is shut in a door or bruised put it at once in water as hot as can be borne. Change the water as it cools, and keep the finger to for 6f teen minutes.
Conversations of Cart and Court in Nineteenth Century Tales
Generous to the Church recalls George Payne who shunned church yet spoke bluntly about faith. Corot and the Prince de Joinville recount memories of a Salon moment in 1843 and Corot’s humorous exchanges about his art and distant Italian places.
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Prince de Joinville
Prince
Dante
Deleciuse
Génoa
Corat
Monseigneur
G. Chardin
Putoain’s Weekly
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