Prohibiting marbles carrots and sniffing in public spaces
A column mocks 1910s style moral crusades from McPherson Kansas school officials banning marbles on grounds, while complaining about carrots and sniffing. It contrasts Missouri sauerkraut alcohol worries and cautions about speculative investments, urging conservative trusted stocks and banker advice.
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Milwaukee Journal
This One Is Different and the Fake Securities Craze
A brief critique notes the public seeks something different amid a rise in fake securities from oil and mining to whiskey stocks, patents, and radio ventures. It argues the faker shifts from altruism to warning against fraud while selling more counterfeit investments.
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Sunday to Monday an Enduring Spiritual Economy
The piece argues the weekday mind shifts from Sunday to Monday, urging businesspeople to treat work as worship. By carrying Sunday reverence into Monday, the Spirit of rest sustains the entire week, promoting joyful service and renewed mental attitude toward others.
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When the workmen own the shops and rails and goods
A poem fragment questions a future where workers own every workplace and service from factories to groceries and rails. It imagines a society in which laborers control the means of production and public services, asking what becomes of ordinary people under such ownership.
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