Gratitude and Critique In A National Paper Opinion Piece
A newspaper column discusses subscription rates and notices while reflecting on national gratitude, praising peace, equality, education and humanitarian work. It contrasts taxes and wartime memory with Debs's controversial stance and the current political climate, urging appreciation for civic freedoms and America’s institutions.
Why We Should Be Grateful From Ex Senator Cole 1922
Ex Senator Cornelius Cole marks his 100th birthday by reflecting on gratitude this Thanksgiving 1922. He cites prosperity stability and adherence to US principles as the nation’s enduring gifts while praising women’s suffrage and the spread of liberty worldwide.
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Notable Americans Share Gratitude Across Lives
A collection of quotes from Luther Burbank Jack Dempsey Charles M. Schwab and Mrs Winifred Mason Huck reflecting on gratitude for health family US citizenship and public service. They express thanks for personal well being, supportive parents, and the opportunity to work for the nation and world peace.
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Kindest Thing Friends Can Do For Him Ends His Days
The remark suggests the kindest action by friends is to lead him to a quiet place and allow him to end his days in spiritual peace. The fragment implies a plea for mercy and a peaceful death.
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Walloping Our Own Jackass
The piece rails at foreign influence and calls for Americans to handle perceived insults themselves. It mocks Clemenceau and European interference, suggesting small nations will face retaliation at home. The tone is combative and nationalistic.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Poem fragment urges forgetting the past and avoiding idle digressions. It notes friends and memories, cautioning against bitterness and rebukes, while urging resilience and cheerful resolve in daily life.
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Thanksgiving humor degrades into a rambling list of grievances
The fragmentary text presents a chaotic Thanksgiving spoof listing various reasons for gratitude and complaint. It mocks clichés with broken phrases about autos, telephone poles, women, golf, music, and fashion, ending with a nonsensical note about bathtubs.
Fragmented Readings on Gratitude and Odd Bodily Cues
Fragmentary lines reminisce about various men grateful for odd physical traits or ailments. It touches on haircuts, indigestion, a wart, a toothache, and ends with a boast of having sense. The tone suggests a humorous or parodic catalog of bodily concerns.
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