Prime of life and ages of remarkable figures
The piece argues life’s prime extends into old age, citing Justice Holmes and other figures such as Chauncey Depew George W Baker Thomas Edison Connie Mack J Pierpont Morgan and his friend s father to illustrate continued productivity and longevity beyond typical retirement ages. It emphasizes sustained achievement rather than early retirement.
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Quakerizing American Politics by Glenn Frank
An essay argues Americans face a choice between a new deal and disaster urging a national unity of will. It advocates using Quaker style deliberation with silent worship, free speech, and restraint to reach a unified opinion without coercion. Copyright McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Vivian Matthews Marries Kentworth Hillman Johns II
In Bender Kansas on an August wedding day Vivian Matthews known as a doorstep baby marries Kentworth Hillman Johns II amid town gossip and spectacle. The ceremony in the Old Stone church features Cuddles Namara as bridesmaid and Kent’s best man Jimmy Cartwright as guests press with cheer and sly barbs. Vivian hides inner doubt as vows are spoken and the crowd shouts blessings while the couple drives away in luxury.
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Paris
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A Jade Necklace for Vivian Before New York
Vivian prepares for her wedding trip with Kent as Martha Matthews offers a family jade neck lace. Vivian and Cuddles exchange warm goodbyes and Vivian contends with new life anxieties while Kent offers money for clothes. The couple faces a strained journey with future dreams and doubts awaiting in New York.
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New York diary style entry recounts early morning household routines and social visits including James Forbes David Adler Blum Blyth Daly Russell Patterson Bide Dudley Queenie Smith Robert Garland Will Hays Kent Coopers Bernard Gimbles Countess von Luckner Roy Howards Conrad Nagles and Lucius Boomer The piece notes unsigned communications and quoted quips from Tor readers about public figures and cultural icons.
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Berlin to Air Life in American Colony on Radio
NBC plans a Sunday afternoon broadcast from Berlin depicting life in the American colony. Hoover will address Congress on February 22 from the House floor, the second time microphones are installed there for a president. Schedule notes and program lineups accompany the report.
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Crossword Puzzle From Central Words and Clues
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Jumper the Hare Finds Blessings In Snow Blindness
In a remote forest tale, Jumper the Hare, timid and small, laments Old Mother Nature’s gifts while Reddy Fox eyes him from a distance. Jumper misreads luck until snow and water hide his scent, letting him slip away as Shadow the Weasel tracks his trail. The fable ends with Jumper narrowly escaping danger through swift, clever motion.
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