College Course Not Sure Death
A speaker argues college courses are not essential for success in most fields, praising the high school path for practical business readiness. He warns many students won’t complete college, but notes specialists may need college training to pursue research and advanced work. He asserts business offers greater rewards than politics.
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War Plans of the Nations Here in the Matory of mankind
The piece argues humanity faces universal war danger from massive militaries in Germany France Austria Russia and Italy and rising Japanese naval power. It notes the US Navy expansion, Chinese war footing, and warns that rulers rely on brute force while a new worker-driven peace movement grows worldwide.
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Economic equality urged to curb city excesses
The article argues for a rural city economic adjustment, urging city dwellers to curb lavish spending on hotels and hats to support farmers and ensure fair wages. It calls for self denial and a shift toward modest living to reduce costs and enable fair compensation for food producers.
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Palestine a Land of Contrasts
Fragile prose sketches Palestine as a land of varied scenery from snow crowned Hermon to stony plains. The author notes dramatic shifts between rugged heights and tranquil plains, describing wildflowers, breezes, and a sense of endless movement across the landscape.
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Hermon
Palestina
Congressional arguments over 1911 spending exceed billion mark
Washington discussion centers on the Sixty-first Congress budget as Tawney and Livingston clash over fixed charges and total appropriations. They cite $1,027,123,446 in last session and a Democratic claim of $1,096,952,051 including reclamation and other obligations.
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Taft's remaining bills listed for next session
Washington D C fragments of Taft's legislative program from the recently ended session are kept for possible action next winter. The calendar includes forest reserves for Appalachia and the White Mountains, ship subsidies, railroad and common carrier regulation, dissolution of certain securities, public health bureau creation, and studies of orientalist issues. An appropriation of 10 million dollars is proposed for a civil government for Alaska and postal system codification.
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Gore
Telephone Trust Fined in Chancery Court Case
A colonial era competition dispute yields a fine against a telephone trust named Misotestypl Company. The court in Blount County 060 imposed penalties for entering into an unlawful agreement restraining trade. The judgment orders compliance and sets terms to restore fair competition.
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Teareheas
Telegre Iti Trust
Jur Blount
Explosion and Fire Hurt Several in Minneapolis Area
Five men were killed and eleven injured when an explosion tore through a building and fire spread to the premises near Minneapolis. Initial reports indicate a blast followed by flames at a business site, with emergency crews responding quickly to control the fire and assist victims.
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The Magic Cake Baker Andeva's Escape From Cruel Castle
A fairy helps Little Andeva, a mistreated orphan, escape Dame Gregon's castle by turning cake dough into a cloud ride to a sunny cottage. There she finds a new family and happiness while the cruel dame and her kin lose their power.
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A Snowy Bird Feeding Solve It Story
A children tale from Newark Call describes Mille Nellie Rob and Mrs Anderson planning a safe bird feeding setup to keep cats and dogs away. They devise a high apple tree perch with bread and meat hung on twine for birds. The tale ends with the children enjoying winter birdfeeding and playtime.
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Helen Richmond
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Anid
Nellie
Papa
Asina Rosu
Nelle
Jenson
Alot
Mr. Anderson
Gil Skate
Nolin
Ron
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Jawahlug
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