Dunlop Refuses to Quit State Board of Education
Oklahoma City Aug 5. State Treasurer Robert Dunlop one of the education board members removed by Governor Cruce writes the governor refusing to resign. He claims the board acted with honesty over textbook adoption and accuses Cruce of political manipulation and favoritism toward the American Book Company, warning he will seek the Supreme Court if necessary.
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What Drives Courage in Disaster Tales
In a discussion inspired by the Titanic catastrophe, the piece argues that fear and courage are shaped by circumstance and example. It notes that people react differently when faced with peril, depending on familiarity, time to act, and social influence, and that moral steadiness can influence others. The piece cites varied fears from dentists to trains and emphasizes situational behavior over simple cowardice or bravery.
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Man's Duty Simple Quote From Seneca
A historical note presents Seneca on the two guiding principles of life abstinence and patience. It calls for temperance in prosperity and patient courage in adversity. The reflection frames duty as a concise moral credo.
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Describing the World for the Blind Missionary’s Speech Trials
A city missionary recalls learning concise description by guiding blind people at a naval parade and Riverside pageant. He recounts how questions revealed gaps in his explanation and notes his later effort to describe fashion accurately to help blind observers envision outfits.
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Castle Tavern and Pawnshop Dual London House
A historic London tavern, the Castle on Cowcross Street, also operates as a licensed pledge shop. The venue offers loans on personal belongings with a royal charter dating to George IV and mentions in Dickens works.
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Testimony of the Blind in Court Credence
As the trial nears its mid point, jurors rely on two blind witnesses for the defendant. A veteran juror notes that the blind man's remembered words carry more weight than sighted testimony. The judge and lawyers are impressed by the perceived veracity.
Aid to the Unlovely
A hotel clerk laments his inability to recommend a beauty doctor to women guests while noting many cards from beauty specialists end up in lawsuits. He prints an advertisement stating guests can choose any. if they are unhappy with results they cannot seek damages from him.
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Latest in house construction uses Spangera and screwdrivers as sole tools. Concrete blocks molded to a direct pattern feature a central wire spiral. Ejection pins pass through castings and a hollow frame holds the assembly together. The method promises extremely simple building work.
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