The Way of Life column by Bruce Burton featured in Atlantic News Telegraph
Bruce Burton, a well known writer, syndicates a regular column titled The Way of Life. The piece What’s It All About discusses life realities and suggests success lies in service to others and leaving a record of such deeds. It references John Hay’s poem about Jim Bladsoe the riverboat pilot and extols simple steadfastness in duty.
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Senator Fess under fire in Newer Telegraph critique
The Newer Telegraph attacks Senator Simeon Fess of Ohio, accusing him of pandering to party bosses and anti-Saloon positions, while arguing he lacks the breadth and leadership to chair the Republican National Committee. The piece laments party loyalty over principle and predicts unrest if Fess leads the national committee.
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Advertising as the Newspaper's Public Service and Power
A reverent essay explains advertising in newspapers as a public service and a unique bond with readers. It argues the newspaper’s prestige, reach, and immediacy give advertisers unmatched impact, making ads a cornerstone of the paper’s value and a pillar of community commerce.
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Pretty Good Philosophy Exchange Noted in Paper Perusal
An odd exchange from a regular press review drew attention as readers noted a playful yet thoughtful dialogue on morals and reasoning. The brief item highlights curiosity and wit over complex ideas in everyday discourse.
United States Policy on Russian Imported Goods
The article discusses US prohibition on importing goods made with convict or forced labor, criticizing and analyzing the stance on Russian goods and the moral and diplomatic implications. It argues that Russian products produced under coercive labor should be barred, aligning with American labor standards and economic interests.
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Cumberland Odd Tale of a Fisherman and Frog
A muddled Cumberland tale describes a man who fed a frog with a drop of bootter Tyane to coax a strike while fishing, then faced a strange back strike as the air grew uncanny. Residents, including Stone and Seana, weigh the story’s credibility amid local lore of Cumberland’s odd happenings.
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Feeding Wheat and Feed Cost Debate in Agriculture
An agricultural discussion weighs feeding wheat versus selling it based on relative prices and feed quality. Experts suggest feeding all wheat may be uneconomical if corn feeds cost less, making the decision a business proposition tied to wheat quality and feed economics.
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Prohibition enforcement costs rise as new force eyed
Whernburgh notes proposals to add up to 500 agents plus 2,000 existing staff would push prohibition funding toward 18 million dollars. Officials warn extended trials, court and prison loads require better judiciary facilities and more funds. President Hoover presses economy while enforcement seeks stronger law adherence nationwide.
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An Extreme View on Prohibition Policy
The Day's Editorial criticizes prohibition advocates as self serving and hypocritical. It argues the Volstead system misrepresents its aims, tolerates punishment inconsistencies, and pressures enforcement while denying reform. The piece labels the movement as weak, untrustworthy, and damaging to constitutional principles.
We Can't Go Backward in Old Economic Standards
In Shenandoah Sentinel, a discussion argues that returning to price levels of corn, wheat, pork, and oats would not work. It compares farmers and merchants to modern business, noting new standards and technology, such as telephones and electric lights, make old methods impractical.
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You Cant Go Back The farmer must move with the world
A disjointed monologue argues that old methods and prices cannot sustain business or farming. It compares a persistent trader and a farmer clinging to past ways with the inevitability of modern change. The speaker notes printers and bankers too must adapt or fail.
City spirit versus naysayers in a call to boost local progress
A surly critique urges residents to ignore constant mutterers about the city and focus on constructive growth. It argues that dwelling on woes harms the place and urges backing local enterprise to improve home conditions and opportunities.
Salmon Dishes and Kitchen Notes From 1990 Menu
A collage of salmon recipes and kitchen tips from a George Matthew Adams Service feature. Includes Salmon Fillet in herb butter, salmon loaf, and a clam corn chowder styled guide with whimsical editorial aside on dieting and discipline. Contains era flavor and dated culinary references.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A fragment from Walt Mason’s Rippling Rhymes recalls childhood illness and harsh discipline at the hands of elders and a stern schoolmaster. The speaker recounts being dosed with bitter folk remedies and punished with a harsh birch, reflecting on past suffering and admonitions that it would “do you good.”
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Daily Knowledge Test Qs From Aged Page
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