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Brave Man in Politics and Public Duty
A discussion on political courage and duty contrasts selfless leadership with crowed fear. It cites Cecil Roberts on coming out from the crowd and urges voters to recognize steadfast figures who shape issues. It notes election eve and surveys political philosophy and public responsibility.
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Voter Clings to Life Amid Election Call in Beloit
An 80 year old Beloit man Simon Smith lay in a hospital bed near death as physicians said his will to live could let him vote by Tuesday. He has voted in 65 years but a residency change now endangers his ballot. The piece notes broader acts in transport and agriculture policy, including a rail consolidation, inland waterways use, and discussions on a new secretary of agriculture with farmer input from the Farm Bureau federation.
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Transverse Arch Debate Sparks Shoe Prop Controversy
Dr. Melvin Leesderken and Dr. Albert Freiberg discuss the existence and role of the transverse arch in the foot amid a wave of claims by arch prop makers. The échange questions whether four arches exist and warns readers about overclaiming surgical restoration of the arch.
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Friend Wife By Roe Fullerson
Imogene asks Andrew to do something costly in time not money and finally reveals she wants him to stay home and play cribbage. He promises to do anything that costs him only his effort, and she accepts with affection. The scene centers on a domestic wish and mutual care between spouses.
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Uncle Wiggily Seeks Wild Grapes For Nurse Jane
Uncle Wiggily, the rabbit, helps Nurse Jane Fuzzy Whitzy prepare a party by seeking wild grapes in the woods. He plans to squeeze juice with a lemon squasher and even hopes to save some for himself, noting many grapes grow on vines as he assembles a basket from the forest.
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Spanish Emigration Measures Aimed at Model Migrants
Government announces new emigration rules to guide Spanish migrants toward better outcomes. The director general of emigration will oversee steps to inform travelers about destination conditions and to reduce disappointment upon arrival.
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Grape Juice Party Sparks Bear Run in Uncle Wiggsily Tale
Uncle Wiggsily stages a grape juice party by a rocky press. A Big Black Bushy Bear stalks the scene but is driven off when grapes are hurled at him, ending with the bear fleeing. Minnie and William reunite at a seaside hotel in a later chapter as they confront past feelings and a busy bohemian crowd.
Lincoln Is Cited in View of the People Letters
A reader prompts the editor with views on governance debt and wealth. The piece argues patterns of spending favor the rich, cites Abraham Lincoln as a standard, and asks who counts as the people while condemning financial elites. It questions bonds, taxation, and the burden on the poor.
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Burroughs Nature Notes Answers and Questions
Appearance of the 1923 Nature Notes column with reader questions on mosquitoes plant trails and beavers. It includes answers about beaver tree felling, eyes and brows of horses, and distinguishing prairie chickens from grouse, noting plumage and foot features and diet details.
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