Hunger and the quest for higher goods in education
The article argues hunger drives invention from farming to tools while a deeper hunger for growth and beauty fuels creative activity. It links education to happiness, notes education’s role beyond information, and urges reforms in physical education and aesthetic appreciation to develop individuals lifelong.
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Jacks
Akilis
Ljutareh
Pericles
Fameniap
Alexander the Great
Philip of
Macedon
New York Times
Epitaph for Willian George Roberts Forty Second Vicar of Ffornley
In memory of Willian George Roberts the forty second vicar of Ffornley England. A peculiar of bat average ability and a preacher of bat medium prowess he spoke truth and could kindness when opportunity came his way. He was good tempered though irritable at times and enjoyed a happy family life and convivial soci ety.
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Willian George Roberts
Ffornley
England
Forstes
Derbyshire
Lo Ta
Nine Foot Shark Harpooned Near Ocracoke Coast
David Gaskill of Ocracoke and Carl Jacobson of Washington, N C harpooned a nine foot shark weighing several hundred pounds. The shark approached within five feet of the boat before the harpoon struck its back. The boat was pulled several hundred yards down the channel before the shark was landed with block and tackle.
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Ocracoke
N. C
David Gaskill
Carl Jacobson
Washington, N, C
Gaskell
Ancient Wooden Locks Burden for Strong Nan
The article traces ancient locking devices from Mesopotamia to Nineveh and Persepolis, describing large wooden keys with pegs that fit holes in a bolt. It notes early mechanisms evolved into the modern cylinder lock where a small brass pin is lifted by a key to open doors. Detroit Free Press.
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Ninevah
Persepolis
Thebes
Detroit
Unhappiness in Letting Chivalry End at Altar
A Los Angeles column excerpt discusses declining postmarital chivalry. The author argues men misread courtship as a triumph, harming family happiness, with a humorous trout-fishing parable about a husband and wife.
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Bernal Dyas
Angeles
Easy to Remedy Either I Guess My Beauty Has Faded
Daughter suggests betraying vanity to remedy faded beauty, prompting a witty exchange about self image and practical fixes. The fragment hints at a domestic or conversational tone with relational humor.
Question of Household Authority Sparks Tense Exchange
The speaker demands disclosure to his wife while asserting dominance. She responds with firmness, signaling awareness of the dynamics within their home.
Arizona Transformed From Frontier to Modern Hub
A survey of Arizona’s shift from rough frontier to modern state notes railways and irrigation reshaping the landscape. It highlights mining wealth, irrigation projects like the Yuma and Coolidge dams, and the rise of industrial and agricultural activity drawing population and investment.
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Arizona
Maurste
Guadaluper Ualia
United States
Gilarler
Arizona Territory
Alno
Calorad
Arlesna
Arleena Imine
Ariza
Frrm
Great Mustes
Blahee
Arronia
Chia
Mormona
Utah
Salt River Valley
Americas
Roweselt
Reclamation Service
Yuma
Eluise Miesa
Morinoun Flat
Gila River
San Carlos
Alout
The Way to Judge a Girl by the Kiss She Repeats
A brief saying contrasts how a girl receives a kiss with how she returns it, noting a difference between reception and response in affectionate moments.
Christmas Gift Guide With Intermountain Made Picks
Local readers are reminded the holiday season nears as Sally Sez highlights Intermountain Made gifts. The column notes generosity and a call for seasonable giving as residents prepare for Christmas.
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Nick
Tuy
Atlas Sharpe and Misa Sharpe Wedding Sparks Question
Local chatter centers on Atlas Sharpe, famed for his brash bets, and his fiancée Misa Sharpe as rumors swirl about a wedding ring. Friends tease the couple about a planned ceremony and social notices.
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Cholly
Atlas Sharpe
Misa Sharpe
Backfield banter in college eleven dialogue
A brief exchange shows players questioning each other about positions and roles in a college football lineup. The dialogue highlights backfield identity and familiarity among teammates.
Sleepless fish species noted in natural study
Researchers report pike salmon and goldfish do not sleep as traditionally defined. The observation spans multiple species and suggests a need to redefine rest in aquatic life. Further studies will clarify underlying biological mechanisms and ecological implications.
Dar ain' many of us quotes from Uncle Eben
A brief Washington Star line quotes Uncle Eben arguing that few people are flawless enough to criticize others openly, suggesting restraint in judging others. The fragment hints at themes of humility and honesty in social speech.
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Uncle Eben
Washington Star
What She Meant She I ve Been Reading Books Lately
A fragmented line questions why someone avoids reading old books. The passage hints at changing reading habits and preferences without clear context or full sentences.
Unsure Dialogue on Women Bachelors and War Ties
A brief exchange shows Jack acknowledges women understandings but two groups remain unclear. Jill explains the bachelors and the war tied men are the remaining types.
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Jack
Jill
Holiday shopping tips from Caldwell ad buyer
The ad urges readers to shop for Christmas gifts from Fountain Products to fit every purse with variety quality and price. Mrs. Charlotte Begrete of Caldwell Idaho endorses the message.
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Nere
Almple
Charlotte Begrete
Caldwell
Idaho
Automobile worm drive question from a Colorado chauffeur letter
A Colorado chauffeur writes to the Sterling Advocate asking if any up to date automobiles use a worm drive. The editor dismisses the notion humorously as they describe a near miss from a pest while crossing the street.
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Colorado
Sterling Advocate
Taoist Virtues Emphasize Contentment and Sincerity
The list highlights core Taoist ideals such as contentment, frugality, simplicity, nonresistance, sincerity, and reverence, stressing moral balance and inner wisdom as guiding principles.
High Hotel Elevators Include Luoch Center
A humorous exchange notes the hotel as exceptionally tall with a quirky line about luoch centers on each elevator. The remark emphasizes the building’s height and novelty feature.
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