Calvin Coolidge Admired For Plain Speech At Minneapolis
The piece praises Calvin Coolidge, noting his plain, blunt style and growth as an orator. It cites observers including Chicago Tribune editors who praised his St Paul speech for its literary quality, restraint, and truthful delivery. The article reflects on Coolidge's perceived honesty and leadership during the era.
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Calvin Coolidge
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Reese
Debated World Debt Figures and Language Barriers
The piece contrasts US and European views on war debt figures from one to twelve billion, noting misunderstandings over billions and trillions. It comments on cross cultural perceptions, especially American and Chinese attitudes, and hints at Western influence shaping Chinese responses. The text mixes economics with social observations and foreign policy critique.
Creation and Confusion in TV. McCULLOUGIE Omaha Rev
A long column discusses science and religion through Henry Drummond and Darwin. It argues science has advanced but many questions remain, noting geology, evolution, and biology with references to mammals, birds, reptiles, and the whale. It questions certainty in human origins and the limits of scientific knowledge.
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Aio
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Darwin
Omaha Bee
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Yan
Prato
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Australis
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St. Paul
Corinthians
Abdndonk Ord
Huxley
Mirwart
Martin Luthér
Tricky Dog and Vast Mysteries of God in 1925 Verse
A fragmented 1925 verse piece critiques human knowledge and divine plan, questions the need for belief, and contrasts distant lands with home. It weaves religious reflection with whimsical knighted towns and a trip to Funktow by the Swamp, ending with a copyright notice.
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Funktowp-by
George Atthew Adams
Wry bits on worry, water snakes, and social mores
A humorous 1925 NEA column reflecting on worry as a mental tool, social foibles, office politics likened to a large family, and everyday advice. It blends aphorisms about weather, lunch choices, alibis, and human folly with light satirical tone.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt on Ml Me a Rippling Rhymes
Fragmentary note presents a poet named Walt and sketches of a tactile scene around shaking hands and a wall. The readable fragments hint at a reflective piece or verse sketch awaiting fuller text.
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