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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1905
Page
17
The interview with Arnold Daly explores his impetuous Celt persona, his views on work and leisure, and his philosophy of theatre. He contrasts Shaw and Ibsen, praises Candida, and critiques stage conventions while outlining how society shapes happiness and art. He also notes the US voting system’s flaws and reflects on modern drama and responsibility.
The writer argues Germany shows more direct influence on legislation than the United States, despite autocracy. England may reflect public opinion opposing the ruling administration, as Parliament dissolves and a direct appeal to voters follows for a new legislature.
From World's Work a profile of Col James M Smith of Smithonia Georgia. A 23000 acre farm run by one man with a vast operation including crops of cotton corn wheat oats cowpeas sweet potatoes turnips and a large dairy and livestock sector. The article highlights his rise from two bales of cotton and fifty bushels of corn after the war to a self contained community with laborers education for workers children rail link and waterworks.
A new electric rolling roadway in Cleveland, Ohio, moves wagons up a two percent grade in four minutes, with ten vehicles on the endless belt at once and a daily capacity around 600. Inventor Col. Isaac D. Smead envisions further lines and an elevated track at Mandrake Street.
Arthur Chapman discusses Billy the Kid in Outing noting his pale slender appearance and high voice yet calling him the worst desperado in frontier history. He contrasts killers who acted in self defense or rage with Billy who killed for sheer wantonness, claiming three victims were shot just to see them kick.
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