Humorous Mnemonic On Mr Dooley Sparks Civic Goodwill
The excerpt praises Mr Dooley's portrayal of a character in Cuba and argues humor softens bigotry. It urges broader laughter to spread goodwill, reduce tyranny, and bring people closer, invoking Titus to imply a lost day without mirth.
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McKinley the States Man and His Legacy
A condensed tribute to William McKinley tracing his path from 1876 Congress service to the presidency. It highlights tariff reform, arbitration, eight hour work, his wartime leadership, and a speech in Buffalo praising concord and peace, ending with a martyr’s remembrance.
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William McKinley
Congress
Union
McKinley
Buffalo
The Stronghold of Free Don and Swiss Freedom Legend
A historical overview praising Swiss independence since 1291, detailing the formation of the cantons, the Morgarten victory, and six centuries of nondomestic invasions. It extols Swiss virtues of activity knowledge and faith, notes Red Cross origins, and frames Switzerland as a model of lasting liberty and peace for the world.
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Switserland
House of Austria
Holy Roman Empire
Albrecht
Switzerland
Schwyz
Uri
Unterwalden
Morgarten
Xerronark
Tina
Red Cross Society
Self Reliance and the Path to Independence
The article argues that self reliance is essential for success. It cites examples of great Americans who rose from poverty, learning early to depend on themselves, endure difficulties, act decisively, and stay fixed in purpose. It contrasts orphaned beginnings with wealth and privilege.
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