Scrapping at Philosophy Kant and Dewey Debate
An essay notes Kant's shift from traditional metaphysics to moral experience and the unknowable. John Dewey questions Kantian separation of ideals and facts, urging integrated practice. The piece argues a modern need to blend science and idealism rather than sever them.
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Kant
Reson
Kantats
John Dewey
Repubjic Jong
Dewey
France honors aviator with Legion of Honor and race in aviation
The article notes France decorates Ornte Wright as an officer of the Legion of Honor and praises French aviation progress. It compares national roles in air development, credits allied aid to the French flyer, and surveys global interest in exposing air power while acknowledging shared effort among France, Britain, and America. It also discusses rivalries and cooperation in early aviation.
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France
Rnte Wright
Amuerlcan Plonger
Mdullary
Japan
America
Britain
Stumbling attempts spark debate over meaning of unity
A fragmentary debate discusses the nature of unity and the value of major linguistic attempts. It questions what defines the shared effort and why certain paths are more accepted than others. The text hints at shifting interpretations and the difficulty of consensus.
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Yaldeges
Mamary
Ueslin
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Helen
Reader asks about canker sores and health myths
Dr Brady replies to letters on canker sores and health questions. He cautions against myths and offers home remedies including mild mouth rinses and careful oral hygiene. He notes causes may include injury from hot foods or rough brushing and emphasizes consulting a physician for serious concerns.
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Ming
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Wil Inm Brady
Me and Mine dialog with a rough love mood
A clipped exchange shows Andrew and Iain in a tense intimate moment. Andrew reads a magazine, contemplates a planned errand, while Iain expresses relief and affection as she smiles and dreams. The scene hints at daily life and personal tensions without broader context.
Virginia Fairfax in Hollywood Drama and Secrets Unfold
Read as a serialized tale a Virginia Fairfax era melodrama unfolds with film star Theodore Stratton. Virginia Winston and Eddie Montforth clash with Melodramatic twists. Amid romantic entanglements Virginia plans to pursue acting while awaiting her supposedly alive father, leading to confrontations and a cliffhanger night with Mrs Chester and studio life.
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Davenport Democrat Reflects On National Prestige And Public Vigilance
A Davenport Democrat column comments on maintaining U S prestige and modern patrol needs, ridicules calamity howlers, and cites Chauncey M Depew at 90 praising optimism. It includes opinions on politics, women in office, and public policy with local cartoonish asides.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Jchannesy
America
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Imogene pressures Andrew about past affairs and love, asking who he loved before their marriage. He defends fidelity, declaring Imogene the one woman in his life and describing a deep, guiding love that would outshine all others. The scene mixes confession with poetry as the couple argues.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Queries on Moles Scarlets and Alligators
Readers submit questions on garden pests and wildlife such as moles, scarlet tanagers, and alligators. The Nature Notes column promises tomorrow’s answers from the Nature Notes Department.
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Answers to Previous Questions on Speech and Bees
The passage discusses why animals cannot talk, citing brain perception and learned associations of mouth sounds with images. It mentions books on bees by A. T. Root and bees-keeping literature, and notes questions about the ruby-lored pheasant and its native range.
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A. T. Root
Medina
Paridey Vwandhook
Phas’ Te Fung
Brain Teasers from Sam Lost Share of Purse Mystery
A charitable woman gives funds to applicants from her purse. She gives one cent to the first, then two cents more than half of her remaining money to the second, then eight cents more than half of the new remainder to the third, and ends with one cent. Determine the initial amount.
The Kings Gold Part 1
A fragment introduces Jack a carefree boy living by his wits with no known relatives. He earns money by dancing and singing to entertain children, using the earth as his bed in summer and winter.
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