Waterpower from St Lawrence Seaway Frontage Favored
New York state supports a frontage concession to develop waterpower from the St Lawrence Seaway arguing it will reduce freight costs and benefit the nation. Opponents remain, but experts say combined rail and water transport with proper docks will profit the country and pay for itself. The piece closes with a quip on revolutionary inclusivity and a wartime exit timeline.
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York State
St. Lawrence Seaway
New York City
Faseline Sales Drop Aligns With Death Rate Fall
The note suggests a possible correlation between declining faseline sales and a reduction in death rate, observed concurrently. It questions whether the relationship is causal or incidental and calls for further analysis to determine significance.
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Associated Press
Mind and body linked as electricity, Crile argues
Crile asserts mind and body are electrical with the brain a battery of quadrillions of cells. He says thought is electro chemical and adrenal glands function as power stations while the cortex records patterns. The piece ends with reflections on post office postage and the dictatorship question in Congress.
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R. George W. Crile
Dr. Crile
Here We Have Idaho By THE CONSUL
Twin Falls will skip the Fourth while Idaho communities observe Independence Day. Supt. Henderson reports 1,100,000 hatchery eggs from Fish creek hatching well, promising good fishing. County to hire a $60 monthly janitor for the courthouse starting July 4 due to outdoor work and prisoner labor. A federal suit targets 495 boxes of underweight macaroni shipped to Boise. A Namipa Relief manager recalls a call about farm work for a couple not yet married. Idaho’s state prison to end shirt factory operations next year leaving 100 inmates idle.
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O. A. Henderson
Hailey
Fish Creek
Henderson
Board of County Commissioners
Ituport
District Attorney's Office
United States District Court
Boise
U. S. Macaroni Company
Spokane
Citizens Conservation Corps Quartermaster
John Wakefield
Namipa Relief Association
Mr. Wakefield
Idaho
George F. Rudd
Twin Falls
Slow Poke the Turtle Snaps Up By Reddy Fox
In the Lone Little Path tale, Peter fears danger as Reddy Fox sneaks up on Slow Poke the Box Turtle. Reddy Playfully overturns Slow Poke, leaving Peter horrified until he discovers Slow Poke’s shell has closed like a box, preserving him.
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Poke
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Boat or Table The Lesson of Hal’s Home Project
In a dialogue about building a boat versus a table Hal chooses a table under guidance from authority figures. The narrative argues a mind must endorse a plan for success and warns against imposing schemes on others, noting the harm of overbearing control and the value of individual consent.
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Hal
The Value of Independent Thought Across Work and Children
The author argues against imposing one idea as supreme noting that lesser or independent approaches can improve outcomes. History shows individuals following their own method can outperform superiors and shortcuts emerge when people explore. If all followed authority there would be fewer airplanes today.
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