Our Citizens Abroad and Dual Allegiance Debate
The Waterton Evening Courier notes U.S. citizenship types jus soli and naturalization. It discusses foreign-born children, their rights, and proposed treaties to shield Americans abroad from military duty for up to two years. Representative La Guardia leads the push for clarifying treaties.
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Misquotation and the duty of exact quotation in writing
The author warns against misquoting famed lines from Dickens Shakespeare and the Bible noting how small changes alter meaning. It argues for absolute accuracy in quoting with proper punctuation to preserve authorial intent and raise standards in print.
German War Losses Debated In Reichstag Report
A recently received Anal report to the German Reichstag examines causes of World War I defeat. It finds no single blame for the army or its leadership and notes internal politics and naval unrest as contributing factors. The document cites socialist and opposition arguments about a stab in the back but finds no decisive proof of military fault.
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Inland Waterways plan touted to aid Mississippi trade
Maj. Gen. T. Q. Ashburn and Rep. Hull argue Inland Waterways Corp boosts Mississippi Valley agriculture and manufacturing. They say water transport cuts freight costs, opens Pacific markets, and reduces rail-transport bias, aiding farmers and shippers while opposing current rail routes via longer multi-state paths.
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From Germs to Infection in Spring Health Talk
Dr William Brady explains in a health column that infection depends on more than presence of germs. Many carry germs without illness, and overemphasis on germs leads to wasted precautions and misdirected personal hygiene efforts.
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Diary of a modern Pepys and city notes missy
Diary of a modern Pepys records April 16 observations in New York with social chatter about conversations at breakfast and encounters with Pat Casey and Eva Steinmetz. A figure narrates a maiden voyage near turning turtle and a $1 flower delivery, plus anecdotes of movie ideas and a Fourth Avenue cop.
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Doctor Brady Corns and Warts Remedy Advised
A humorous medical advice feature from Dr. Brady discusses remedies for corns and warts, Bright's disease diet questions, and requests for home treatments. The column invites reader letters, offering answers and a stamped self-addressed envelope for responses.
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Education's Easter Day by Guenn Frank at Wisconsin
President Guenn Frank, UW former Century editor, reflects on Easter amid a campus of nine thousand students from diverse faiths. He argues education aims for wisdom, not mere knowledge, and urges recognizing the inner power of facts to transform life. He cites Saint Paul on resurrection and notes modern students often miss deeper meaning in learning.
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Uncle Wiggily on a Raft Adventure
A fragment from a Howard R. Garis Uncle Wiggily tale shows Uncle Wegily urging Mr. Fox to act. The scene mentions a slide wall in the den and an undrawn picture on a table, hinting at a puzzle or mistaken drawing within the fox’s lair.
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Mistakes in Uncle Wiggily puzzle picture
Uncle Wiggily and Fox discuss errors in a riddle picture. The fox, not sharp at puzzles, guesses lack of placing items on the table. Uncle Wiggily corrects him, noting missing a sex on the table and only one hand drawn on the clock instead of two.
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Beauty customs of savage tribes across distant lands
An eclectic survey of non Western beauty practices including shaved heads and chins among savage peoples, tattooing with rake-like implements, and decorative plumes on a Papuan dandy. Describes Ainu facial hair, tattoo methods, and jewelry such as nose shells and pig tail adornments.
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Uncle Wiggily Outwits Fox and Snake on Rainy Brook
In a rainy scene Uncle Wiggily escapes a fox plan to push him into the brook. A floating raft, later revealed as a snake, carries him away, and he sketches a goldfish puzzle on a leaf to challenge the snake. He promises a continuation about Uncle Wiggily and the sad pig.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers and Q&A
Nature Club questions cover ostrich mating ages and feather yield, whether bears are carnivorous, why toads appear in old wells, and more. Answers note albino sparrows and robins, cross of animals, and identify a specimen as the common shrew Sorex personatus, plus origins of the potato Solanum tuberosum and its spread from Peru, Chile, and Virginia via Sir Walter Raleigh.
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Miss Brown at the Cafe Russe and a Secret Dinner
In a tied night scene at the Cafe Russe Miss Brown and Miss de Clary dine with Paul, sharing wine and food as a tired clientele whispers of hardship. Elsewhere in London Malakoff and others attend a covert dinner when a Home Office emissary Marabels delivers deportation orders, threats of gunboat escort, and a public showdown looming in Parliament.
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Abe Martin quotes on daughter's college career at restful life
Mrs Lib Pash reflects on her daughter's college career as the happiest and most restful period of her life. Tilford Moots, a World War veteran and Chicago primary figure, visited him today.
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