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Moment of Sin and Its Consequences
The excerpt cites James 1 16 on sin and death and adds a Buddha reference, noting that lust conceives sin and sin yields death. It juxtaposes biblical and Buddhist ideas on moral cause and consequence with a concise apothegmatic tone.
Coolidge Admin Succeeds Amid Times and Growth
Editorial opinion argues Coolidge's early 1920s presidency prospers with good times and economic growth, tying success to times and development while noting political maneuvering aids and hinders. It cites infrastructure programs and party dynamics, plus praise for Tammany Hall's effectiveness in advancing policy. The piece also reflects on Ireland’s shamrock emblem amid nationalist sentiment. Cincinnati Enquirer and Wheeling Intelligencer contributions are noted.
We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago Today
Henry Webster railroad brake man fell from a car at Graham and died. Joseph F. Roberts named postmaster at Tigertown Mercer county. City council ordinance ordered five new fire plugs and a ten man fire company organized.
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Henry Webster
Graham
Joseph F. Roberts
Tigertown
Mercer County
How much a man is like old shoes poem
Otis Wayne Reed presents a reflective verse comparing a man to old shoes. It explores aging, value, and mortality with imagery of wear, repair, and social standing, concluding with a choice between human dignity and a life reduced to mere footwear. The poem emphasizes reciprocity and self-awareness through vivid contrasts.
Mussolini Compared To Roosevelt And Balkan Tensions
The passage critiques postwar leadership, noting the senate as a potential haven for widows of statesmen, warns against overreliance on rubber exports, urges patience in tire production, and questions wartime censorship in Greece while lampooning Mussolini as the Roman Roosevelt before he resorts to aggression.
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Mussolini
Italy
Roosevelt
Hanging crowd tragedy and judge's juror test in Birmingham
A crowd in Birmingham, Alabama witnessed a fatal incident amid a parade, where a Black man harmed a child. relatives were taken away by their father as the mother expressed regret. Afterward, spectators scavenged rope bits as souvenirs. A Chicago judge in the Robert Scott insanity trial ordered brief juror examinations to avoid delays, deeming extensive tests wasteful.
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Birmingham
Ala
Chicago
Robert Scott
Scott
Morgantown Post Defends Normal School Development in WV
The Morgantown Post rebukes The Intelligencer for criticizing Coach Spears over West Virginia Normal school expansion. It argues for developing Normal schools to secure teachers, contending football interests should not drive education policy. Spears is cited as overreaching, and his views are deemed narrow and harmful. The piece supports advancing collegiate work at normals and closer higher learning to the public.
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Spears
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Minnesota
Morgantown New Dominion
SHORT CUTS From Exchanges
Quotations touch on women in politics and isolation in achievement with a weathered, editorial tone. The notes reference Sandusky Register Morgantown New Dominion Minneapolis Journal and a scientist mystery about a deposit of strange bones unearthed.
Fossils on Fifth Avenue Spur Chaperone Question
In an excavation on Fifth avenue New York the paper questions if the remains could be a fossil chaperone. The Akron Beacon Journal notes that numbers alone don’t guarantee victory and that flivvers grow faster than erude crossings. The Flint Daily Journal quips that many a girl stays single because a man talked about himself.
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New York
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Akron Beacon Journal
Flint Daily Journal
Telegraphic Tidbits From The Times Reflect A Nation In Motion
A collage of local quips and short items notes fishing mishaps and snake bites, crime arrests, celebrity rumor, blackmail, wildlife care, evolution debates, and weather follies. It mocks statehood talk, Florida in Los Angeles, rubber markets, and August heat while wryly observing crime and safety in cities and the casual tone of summer pulp.
Immunity to Scarlet Fever Now Possible
Scarlet fever has been conquered. Dr. George F. and Gladys H. Dick developed a text for susceptibility testing using toxin injections. Greater toxin doses may render immunity for about 18 months, and an antitoxin approach shows promise. Additional notes cover incubator innovations and a theory on mountain formation by sliding rock layers.
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Gladys H. Dick
Reginald D. Daly
Harvard University
Daly
Wage cuts in New England textiles stir White House focus
Last Night's Mail discusses President Coolidge's push to uncover facts behind wage reductions in New England textile mills. Labor leaders denounce cuts as unjust while allies fear tariff pressure and political fallout for Senator Butler and the Republican party in Massachusetts.
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Charles P. Stewart Ashington
Commerce and Labor Departments
New England
Coolidge
Commerce and Labor
Utler
Senate
Butler
Republican Party
Fables on Health and Teeth Care in Modern Times
The article argues for calcium rich foods like milk spinach asparagus and dairy to support strong teeth and good health. It notes bad teeth correlate with other issues, contrasts primitive and civilized habits, and advises daily brushing, preferably twice, with frequent replacement of brushes to prevent decay.
Fragmented comic dialogue and snippets from a page
A collage of snippets shows casual dialogue and quotes about school lateness family remarks sandwiches marriage and a fashion clue about a bride described with colors, reflecting a light reading page with humorous exchanges and stray lines.
Golden Rule for Labor and Capital Sparks Town Revival
Hundred Herrin residents reported to have embraced religion during a revival, possibly the Golden Rule. Authors argue if both sides follow it, industrial disputes would be settled fairly without fights. The piece criticizes the Tennessee markey case and predicts courts will decide laws on such measures, with states likely repealing ineffective statutes.
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Herrin
Labor
Capital
Tennessee
Escaped Kaw Boy Becomes Senate Leader Charles Curtis Story
Council Grove Kansas marks its centennial with a retelling of Charles Curtins escape from Cheyenne raiders in 1868. The eight year old Kaw Indian descendant fled the Kaw mission, walked sixty miles to Topeka, and later rose to Republican Senate leadership.
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Kan
Charles Curtin
United States Senate
Topeka
Charles Curtis
Kaw Reservation
Grove
Big John Indian Agency
Major Stover
Centenary Week Brings Old Council Grove Tales to Life
Residents recall early frontier raids along the Santa Fe trail and Osage treaty links as Council Grove marks its centennial week from August 8 to 15. Old timers recount looting, feathered herds, and a historic June snowstorm described as the last Indian raid.
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Bluefield Families Move From West Virginia to Spencer North Carolina
A Spencer North Carolina item notes Co M Cunningham formerly of Bluefield West Virginia heads Spencer Brokerage Co started by J Y Hill also from West Virginia. Cunningham a political leader and Presbyterian church worker plans to relocate with Mrs Cunningham to make Spencer home. Also mention: Turkish government will erect a giant radio station at Angora.
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M. Cunningham
Bluefield
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J. Y. Hill
West Virginia
Angora
Ferraline Mineral Water Promise Quick Stomach Relief
Ferraline Ferraline Nature's great concentrated mineral water claims rapid relief for indigestion heartburn sour stomach biliousness and related stomach disorders. A one dollar bottle supposedly equals many gallons and druggists offer a money back guarantee if not delighted after the first bottle.
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