The Pulpit’s Failure and Moral Leadership Decline
A critical op-ed denounces clergy failures to uphold masculine conscience, criticizes pastors who appeal to women, condemns alliance with reform opponents, and recalls a mayor dining with marginalized city walkers, highlighting how religious leaders sway public policy and moral judgments in a corrupt urban era.
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Yirle
Acdf
Bows
San Francisco
Traction Company
Reform
B. A
Atlantic
Wellman to attempt polar flight by airship this summer
Walter Wellman the Arctic explorer plans a summer attempt to reach the north pole by airship from New York after testing his apparatus thoroughly. Andros has not been heard from. Peary’s Roosevelt voyage is also anticipated. New Congo rail lines opened into the Free State connect Stanley Falls to Mahagi and north to Katanga with copper and gold fields. Carnegie made a Legion of Honor commander for peace work, praised as a citizen of the world. Scotland’s income tax on securities shows 18 million from American securities in a decade. George Gould trims polo ponies as a hedge against hard times. A famous actor’s wallet was lifted, yielding publicity though not stage Jews.
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Walter Wellman
North Pole
New York
Mr. Wellman
Andros
Universal
Troy Timon
Peary
Roosevelt
Congo Free State
Africa
Stanley Falls
Congo
Mahagi
Albert Sea
Stanleyvile
Upper Congo
Katanga
Free State
Stanleyville
Ponthierville
Andrew Carnegié
Legion of Honor
Baron d'Estournellea de Constant
France
Carnegie
Carnee
Saya
Troy Times
America
Mississippi
Gen. Greely
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
Siberia
New Siberian Islands
Russia
England
Polar
Pole
Behring Straits
Gulf Stream
Atlantic Ocean
The Lure of the Elusive North Pole
A reflection on polar exploration and its value. Generals Greely and others discuss Arctic discoveries, their economic impact, and the speculative ownership of the pole. The piece argues exploration advanced free seas and global reach, suggesting the pole would belong to all if found.
The Fashion Book of Nature and the Season's Garb
A literary essay compares fashion to nature's seasonal palettes, arguing that gown colors mirror the natural world. It praises how Eve and modern women render spring to winter as peripatetic calendars, urging use of nature as a lasting fashion source.
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House of Glass
Nature
Book of Nature
Early Spring Dream In An Attic Garden
In midwinter a caregiver narrator plus Peleas recall spring while Mary, a hospital visitor, tends a patient and dreams. A fountain scene in the attic becomes literal as Lisa and friends stage a play, revealing Mary’s husband exists and returning to claim her, proving spring arrives despite snow.
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Tam
Peleas
Winery
Ettare
Nicola
Mary
Peteas
Lisa
Ontario Agricultural College coop for hens and chicks
The Ontario Agricultural College proposes a constructed coop for hens and chicks that provides abundant day and night air. The front shows a movable section, with upper wire netting and lower slate to control access. Size suggested is two feet front height, sixteen inches rear height, and two to three feet length, with a one foot wide netted portion, and a movable front to release hens during the day.
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Ontario Agricultural College
Iso
Ontario
Solar Wax Extractor Improves Honey Harvests Worldwide
The article explains solar wax extractors used in apiaries to render wax with sun heat. It notes steam and solar models, including an improved Swiss design with a tin or copper vessel, perforated base, and a perforated zinc comb receiver. Solar units gain efficiency from double glass and reflectors, improving wax yield.
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Switzerland
Aimeried
Spring chicken care and chick rearing tips from Felch
Guidance on first meals for chicks and ducklings, hatch timing, and market goals. Advice covers clean grit, broiler growth to two pounds by eight weeks, paint for roasts, stale bread with milk, water hygiene, and breeding quality versus scrubs. Recommends hatching between February and May and managing multiple hens for strong, prolific mothers.
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Felch
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James J. Hill
Raymond L. Newcomb
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