The Drama of Silver and Its Western Mines
A survey of silver’s rise from ancient money to modern industry notes Mexico’s historic output, the Comstock Lode discovery, and the West’s silver rush. It traces global demand, monetary ties, and the Anaconda and Sunshine mines shaping U S silver production, with vivid scenes of miners, towns, and markets.
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Real del Monte
Santa Gertrudis
Pedro Torreros
Santa Maria da Regia
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Sunshine
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Our West
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Sadora
Yellow Jacket
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Ida Elmore
Eagle Mountain
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Roosevelt budget message frames seven billion deficit reveal
Washington report notes President Roosevelt outlined a seven billion dollar deficit for the current year and debt rising above thirty one billion, while projecting a smaller deficit for the next year. The piece compares Administration and past policy, touches on NRA, taxation, housing, and silver purchases under currency plans.
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Howe About: The Behaviorist Debate and Virtue
By ED HOWE the piece defends simple behaviorism against idealists claiming moral virtue requires more than conduct. It argues civilization advances through behaviorist methods, notes teachers, policemen, and judges uphold it, and mocks appeals to grander virtue while praising practical progress and modest personal conduct. It reflects on personal pay, merit, and human flaws, ending with a skeptical view of nobility without action.
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Wild Creatures in Captivity Develop Odd Appetites
London Zoo director reports imprinted diets among housed animals. Some prefer familiar morsels or avoid others, with reindeer refusing moss but eating clover. An elephant dislikes oranges and another crushed and flung back an onion offered by a visitor.
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