America for Americans sermon on blending races and welcoming foreigners
A sermon argues America should be a melting pot where all nationalities join as Americans. It rejects xenophobia, praises immigrant contributions, and urges naturalization, citizen loyalty, and teaching about American institutions. It envisions unity through intermarriage and shared national destiny.
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Old Tom Cubbage the Blue Ridge math prodigy remembered
A long obituary recalls Old Tom Cubbage, a self taught savant from Virginia’s Blue Ridge. He solved complex arithmetic in moments, measured land by walking boundaries, and produced a private hundred year almanac. He declined formal education yet inspired awe among scholars and neighbors before dying poor.
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Er York World
Dairy Cows Milk Theft by Shoats Solved Near Modesto
A Modesto ranch reports morning milk drops while night yields stay high. Investigators found a band of barnyard shoats stole milk after dark, creeping to cows and sticking udders. The tale is vouched for by M. F. Howell with the swine said to squeal afterward.
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Modesto
Mm. FF. Howell
Modesto Cal. News
Misread Text on Digestion and Stomach Mucus
Fragmented OCR discusses gastric juice dilution by water and the role of mucus in protecting the stomach. It mentions peristalsis, mucus lining, and how eating intervals affect digestion. References Sir Wil Roberts and tea or coffee effects.
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Wil Roberts
Study of Samoa’s future sparks House debate
Fragmentary remarks reveal a discussion in the House Foreign Affairs Committee over preserving Samoa’s “anatomy.” Participants debate a possible joint protectorate and the role of treaty powers in guarding Samoa’s status and bones of the matter.
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