Truth Proclaimed Regardless of Support or Opposition
A concise aphorism urges that truth should be spoken openly without regard to who supports or opposes it. It emphasizes courage and integrity in public discourse and the responsibility to declare facts as they are. The quote invites personal accountability for conveying honest findings.
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Vindicator
Republican
Florida
America
Kansas
Gomer F. Davies
Concordia Kansan
Ringling Brothers to spend winters in Sarasota ten years
Editorial notes Sarasota will host Ringling Brothers Circus for a decade after a city and John Ringling North settled a tax dispute from a prior administration. The writer also shares opinions on Florida politics, climate comparisons, and regional travel, with anecdotes on local figures and prominent names.
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Ringling Brothers Circus
Sarasota
John Ringling North
Florida
Babson Park
Right of Way From Private Driveways Explained
A reader asks if drivers emerging from private roads have priority over traffic on the street. The answer: no. the entering driver must stop and ensure the street is clear as other motorists may not see the private approach. Exercise caution before merging to avoid accidents.
Last Report On Work of Legislature 1939
The 1939 Nebraska Legislature adjourned at noon April 26. The session approved increases for state schools and Board of Control institutions, with highway costs largely unchanged. Major Senate actions included health bills for disease checks and prenatal care, itinerant merchants licensing, and a governor-supported Board of Control shake up. The capital-improvement bill funded a girls gym and 4-H building at the State Fair, while beer and pre marital exam bills stalled in the Senate.
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Board of Control
Senate
House
Nebraska
48Th General Assembly
Iowa
Sutter and the California Gold Rush Biographies
Dale Carnegie narrates General John A. Sutter and the 1848 gold rush. John W. Marshall finds gold igniting mass migration, law battles, and Sutter’s ruined ranch as towns rise on his land. Sutter fights for forty years to defend his private rights against settlers, courts, and Congress.
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California
John W. Marshall
Sacramento
Pellmell
John A. Snitter
Sniter
Sutter
State of California
San Francisco
Ian
Europe
John A. Sutter
Capitol
Washington
Congress
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Odothera
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
William Taft
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Rochester
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Beasley Miller
Minneapolis
Claus Martens
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Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Dale Carnegie
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