Public notice and editorial reflections on punishment and view points
The text discusses errors in publication and a public notice policy. It cites a columnist Claud Callan on the value of understanding opposing views and criticizes laws restricting parental punishment, arguing if neither parent nor state has a right to corporal punishment then no one has it. The tone is reflective and opinionated with scattered remarks.
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Claud Callan
New York
Dallas News
Bible Thoughts From Today Verse 43 2 Reflections
Short meditation on Isaiah 43 2. The passage promises God’s presence through waters rivers and fire. It emphasizes steadfast protection and divine presence amid trial.
Eskimos Pleased by Radio Talks on Jazz Broadcasts
Report notes Eskimos express pleasure with conversations over the radio and indicate they have not yet heard some of the jazz music that is broadcast.
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Moye
British steamer aground near Sula archipelago reefs
A British steamer is reported aground on the Tunbba tapa reefs of the Sula archipelago. A hypothetical 9 wireless message to seek aid is discussed, but we note we expect no wireless and feel safe.
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Tunbbatapa
Sula Archipelago
Secalve
State tax rise sinks promised savings and home ideals
The piece recalls a two cent tax rise erasing last year’s hoped fifteen million dollar cut, then shifts to reflections on science versus home life, arguing true homemaking rests with family, not machinery or reform, followed by anecdotes on a San Antonio street cat and debates over speedy trials and pardons in Texas politics.
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San Antonio
Speedy trials and mercy echo in a flawed justice view
The passage argues that delays favor the guilty and harm the innocent, noting witnesses who die or disappear, evidence fading over time, and how continuances let criminals escape. It questions governors and judges who grant mercy to drunk drivers, suggesting political pressures shape leniency and urging questions about justice and public usefulness.
Thrift Builds and Preserves Fortune
Thrift fosters security, comfort, and authority while avoiding waste and extravagance. The thrifty person lives within income, saves, and invests prudently, growing wealth year after year. Indulgence and poverty fears vanish as true values and prudent spending shape a prosperous, respected life.
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U-rift
St Josephs G F P Relief For Pregnancy Dread
A historical notice lauds St Josephs G F P as a life changing remedy for pregnancy pains. It credits chemists and authorities for developing a product that promises relief and celebrates motherhood. The piece emphasizes gratitude from mothers and the product's role in easing the anticipated experience.
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St. Joseph’s
St. Joseph’s G. F. P
Woman jokes about marriage as police chase ends
A humorous exchange follows a pursuit as Mrs Smart asks the officer the time while the motor cop, chasing her for ten miles at 45 miles an hour, replies that it is 10 20 and to hurry. The officer notes both are married, adds a farewell with luck.
Moving Verse Reflects On Absurd Chairlessness
A tersely phrased complaint in verse laments the irony of a sitter who sits nobly in a chair that does not exist. The speaker mocks grand posture and inaccessible seating as a metaphor for unseen or unreal constraints.
Along Life's Trail By Thomas Arkle Clark
Professor Thomas Arkle Clark discusses ethical conduct and character in the gentry and college life. The piece reflects on personal virtue, leadership, and the duties of scholars within the university community.
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Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Ilinois
Turner’s Corn Record Sparks Local Fame and Historical Echoes
A reader recalls Turner breaking a local corn record and gaining brief national attention as a brilliant but solitary speaker. The piece contrasts Turner with a college student Paul whose early fiction mocked religion but later championed secularism, then notes Fort Worth being chosen for the 1926 Central Texas Epworth League meeting.
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Turner
Husking Corn
Paul
Western Newspaper Union
Fort Worth
Epworth League
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