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The recipes contained in this booklet were prepared by Miss Edith Russell, Superintendent of the Department of Domestic Science in the Meadville Public Schools. Published by The Soyer Company of America, 1907, Meadville, PA. Springirth, Kenneth C. , Images of Rail Greater Erie Trolleys. Signed by the author, lots of pictures and information. The trolley lines in this book, also include our local Crawford County trolley lines. Softcover, 128 pages, published by Arcadia Publishing in Great Britain, 2005. Stainbrook, Reuben E. , FICTION, Flaming River A Tale of the Great Titusville Oil Fire of 1892. In this work of fiction, the author combined events which occurred during the Titusville oil fire of 1880, and the fire and flood of 1892. First edition, signed by the author on the title page, 271 pages, Stewart, Ann G.

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In the early days, this programme was called News of the Day. From April of the same year, the informational release titled Newscast was issued 5 times a week. More extensive news programmes began to air after the appearance of informational programme Time on Central Television. In 1967 the informational programme Screen of the Day appeared. This programme conveyed to the audience the most important events, official information and meetings taking place in the country and around the world. In the 1960s and 1970s such programmes as Land of Fire, Friendship, Time and We, Memory: Voice of History, Horizons of Our Industry, Student Club, Club of Cheerful and Witty appeared on local television.

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Whatever its outcome, the debate over the rational derivability of ethical laws from a set of clear and certain axioms that hold universally is of little significance in and of itself. It will not determine whether ethics is more or less important in our lives; nor will it provide a disproof of relativism since defenders of relativism can still choose not to accept the validity of the derivation. Yet ethics must still be lived even though the knowledge, competency, skill or talent that is needed to lead a moral life, a life of virtue, may not be derived from any clear and certain axioms. There is no need for derivation of the need, for instance, for good interpersonal skills. Rather, civilization depends on competency, skill and talent as much as it depends on practical ethics. Ethical virtue does not require, nor is it sustained by, logical derivation; it becomes most manifest, perhaps, through its absence, as revealed in the anomie and social decline that ensue from its abandonment. Philosophy is beside the point. Based on much evidence of such a breakdown, ethics education experts such as Thomas Lickona of the SUNY's College at Cortland have concluded that to learn to act ethically, human beings need to be exposed to living models of ethical emotion, intention and habit. Far removed from such living models, college students today are incessantly exposed to varying degrees of nihilism: anti ethical or disembodied, hyper rational positions that Professor Fish calls poststructuralist and antifoundationalist. In contrast, there is scant emphasis in universities on ethical virtue as a pre requisite for participation in a civilized world. Academics tend to ignore this ethical pre requisite, preferring to pretend that doing so has no social repercussions.

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