Doctor Pease Sees Talent In Non Smoking Life
The Anaconda Standard notes Dr. Pease claims secondhand smoke impairs intuition but asserts his own abstinence from tobacco and beverages sharpens psychic gifts. He doubts his crusade will endure with modern generation but feels fulfilled by duty.
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Poor Lo Progress Challenges Stereotypes in Indian Affairs Report
A 1925 Indian affairs report praises agricultural and educational gains among Native Americans, citing 636 000 irrigable acres under construction toward 1 370 000 acres, increased school enrollment, and cleaner living. It also notes lingering stereotypes and contrasts with anti smoking protests from the Non-Smokers Protective League warning women colleges about cigarettes and perceived harms to beauty and intuition.
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Our Aggrieved Islands Amid Political Snubs and Anecdotes
A bloom of editorial jabs on Philippine independence and the U S colonial stance. The piece mocks Congress for ever granting independence, notes Osmena’s push, cites constitutional doubts, and contrasts American rule in the Philippines with Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands. It lampoons Wood Coolidge Dawes and Smoot while weaving in quips about Ma Ferguson and Senator Borah.
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Burgess Bedtime Tales of a Squeaky Fox and Peter Rabbit
A night forest scene unfolds with Peter Rabbit watching Fittter the Squeaky Fox depart toward the Black Shadow. Peter recalls sounds and echoes, fearing a long, hard trek as the moon climbs and the autumn woods fall quiet.
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Flitter the Tat sparks talk of a land of warmth and sun
In a vivid tale Peter and Buster discuss Flitter the Tat before the heat season journey. Peter names the mysterious creature blamed for the sunny stretch and the weather tale. Their banter hints at a wider forest life and playful mischief amid autumn tasks.
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Advice to a Young Woman on Marriage and Reputation
A letter to Mrs Thompson from an 18 year old woman in love with a 38 year old divorced man with two children. The writer asks whether to marry or focus on business, and worries how stepchildren and rumors will affect her. Thompson warns waiting, avoiding rash decisions, and considering reputational impact and family dynamics before any commitment.
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Bishop Manning Promotes World Court and Religious Harmony
Bishop William T. Manning says prejudice and intolerance in religious life are diminishing as world court sentiment grows. He urges adoption of civilized dispute resolution by nations and calls for broader fellowship and peace under justice.
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Moffatt Named to White House Ceremonial Post Abolished
J Pierrepont Moffatt of New York is named to a new five member post as ceremonial officer for the White House. The position of social secretary has been abolished due to vast duties. Moffatt, educated at Harvard, has served in the foreign service since 1917 including posts in Warsaw Tokyo and Constantinople before being recalled to Washington.
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December 1928 Horoscope Signals Caution Yet Opportunity
Tuesday forecast warns of lazy influences and risk avoidance, with marriages possibly uncertain but romance likely to persist. Theaters may struggle while real life grows dramatic, and women voters could push for congressional bids amid political contention and planetary tension. Children born under Sagittarius show alertness and initiative.
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Odd Classroom Play Turns On Steam Lesson
A fragmentary tale shows a class debating a science demo with a tin can to generate surprising energy while a nervous pupil suggests tying it to a dog’s tail. A travel speaker recalls Scotland and a chairman pleads for truth and grace in a reflective setup.
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