BENEATH OUT OF DISASTER A CONTINUED RATIONALE
In the Waterloo Couriee brief, an editorial refers to the collapse of Bolshevism as a warning against idealist government schemes. It argues the Russian failure demonstrates impracticality of socialism and bolshevism, suggesting the wreck slows their spread and supports private enterprise.
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Coal Roasting Unlocks Hidden Elements and Waste
An article extols coal's overlooked value noting Germany's chemists unlocked about 1900 products from coal through roasting rather than burning. It cites national waste of billions yearly and argues roasting releases valuable elements, while most coal usage wastes 2,500 constituents. It urges public fiscal and institutional attention to conserve these elements.
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New Liquor Ruling Sparks Fruit Juice Stock Debate
The government allows families to stock up to 200 gallons of fruit juices with notice to authorities and no license, yet strict rules guard juice purity and the risk of alcohol-like effects. The piece discusses enforcement, possible misuse, and calls for Farm Bureau unity to push revenue legislation and political strategy.
Nursing Sickness in Scarlet Fever Home Care Tips
The article details isolation and care for scarlet fever and similar diseases, advising complete quarantine during hatching periods and aftercare. It prescribes a dedicated helper to bring supplies, warns against sharing toys, and requires thorough handwashing with antiseptic soap after each nursing task.
Wealth, thrift, and a boy's sly misfortune tale
Imo gene and Andrew discuss wealth in New York and a cautionary tale about Jim who saves a dollar and later buys a puppy with plans of fortune. The story shows lazy Tom wasting chances, a banker’s pride, and the uneasy truth that industry and luck shape money and fame. It ends with a bleak moral about real life and its contradictions.
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Sims
Tiese
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Llewellen
Imezene
Afterthoughts and Quinces of Daily Life in Odd Bits
A collage of stray newspaper thoughts on weather, public events, and social trends. References include October weather, a misfueling auto accident and a fatality, dairy cattle congress benefits, a joke about the fourth dimension, the Einstein editor’s trip, air travel future, Mount Everest, and cranberry season with Thanksgiving imagery.
Puzzle Cake Weights and Somelike Word Play
Readers solve a puzzle about splitting a cake with two women sharing a large piece and a smaller piece. The story notes Mrs Hogan contributes most of the price and Mrs Callahan a smaller share as they pool funds for the big piece.
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Children to Benefit from Higher Education Access
The measure aims to ensure that children may have the benefits of higher education, expanding opportunities for enrollment and financial support. Authorities emphasize long term social and economic advantages for families and communities.
Correct English Than Say A Photoplay and Wireless Telegraph
The text compares simple definitions with revised forms showing clearer wording. It notes a photoplay represents a play by pictures and a wireless telegraph is an instrument for sending messages through space. It also reframes timing phrases for events like bell ringing and Thanksgiving dinner.
New Mexico Vote Signals Public Support for Wilson Era Policies
The New Mexico election Tuesday to fill Senator Bursum’s seat shows voter sentiment toward the current administration. Bursum won by over eight thousand votes, with the race reflecting New Mexico’s previously split politics and expectations of a nationwide reaction to leadership.
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The Fur Bringers 4 Story of the Canadian Northwest
Ambrose Downe, a treetrader, clashes with Dr Gaviller over fur monopoly and falls for Colina Gaviller as events unfold in the Northwest. Ambrose endures imprisonment while Nesis helps him escape, forging a fragile bond as she reveals her past and hopes for an exit from peril. The pair plan evacuation toward a river and a remote fort, amid tensions with Watusk’s faction and improvised danger.
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John Gaviller
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Siory
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Shea
Jor
Ambroge
Irin
Eugenics and Education in a Messy Public Debate
In a fragmented passage, a proponent of eugenics argues for selective growth of genius but warns against excess. A young woman accepts a marriage proposal with reservations, while a note praises crowded Jewish colleges as a hopeful sign. The text hints at contemporary concerns about parental sacrifices and shifting social mood.
NO TIME FORE SIGHING Poem by Frank J Stanton
A rustic autumn poem extols lively seasonal pleasures from fall colors to partridge calls, farm chores, candy-pulling, fiddles, and dances. The speaker urges embracing leaden days with joy, celebrating community activities and outdoor pleasures in a rural setting.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Questions about nature are posed for general interest to readers by the Burroughs Nature Club Notes panel. The column invites queries and promises answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
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Nature Notes
Canadian Canary color variation and caterpillar raising tips
The Canadian Canary is identified as Wilsonia Canadensis with gray upperparts and yellow underparts and a yellow eye ring. Wintering in Guatemala and Peru. Caterpillars to raise include Monarch larvae feeding on common milkweed. keep in a preserving bottle with net cover and fresh milkweed. Males and females deer antlers vary. some Roe deer show rudimentary antlers. Web worms defoliate trees but usually cause only slight growth reduction. remove nests by twisting them from the tree with a roughened pine.
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Vague Scene Described In Historic Note
A widow and her companion are briefly seen as a lively crowd of women appears in a painted setting with talk of warmth and calico imagery implied in a period style description.
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