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Cynig and Divisions in a Turbulent Mood of Opinion
Editorial notes mock social pretensions and political folly with satirical lines about stubborn vows in divorce, drunkenness, and gender stereotypes. It critiques fear tactics, court prestige, and misused power while highlighting the public’s silence and misinterpretation of art and politics.
Sentence Sermons Time Killing Occupation
The passage condemns a crowded occupation as dishonesty and a high exertion crime. It calls harshly that it breeds revenge, penalizes self-respect, and marks the first step toward personal failure.
Weather sketch for Northeast and Mid Atlantic region
Fair to partly cloudy conditions across New York and New England with chances of showers in the north Friday. Temperatures mostly steady with cooler air moving into northern areas. Winds from the south to southwest, moderate to fresh, with a high pressure pattern extending from the Ohio Valley to the Atlantic coast.
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Missinnippi Vaileys
Atlantic Coast
New York
Washington
New England
Rotherg
Cetral New York
Middle Atlantic
New Eagdand
Sandy Hook
Sandy Heck
Drawing an indictment of La Follette rhetoric in the age of trusts
The piece critiques public denunciation by Senator La Follette and allies toward President Coolidge. It argues officials face two condemnations: for actions and for inaction, warning against blaming leaders for every crank scheme or vague reform. It cites cancer cures and oil trusts as examples.
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White House
Oil Trust
Wall Street
Lin Follette Oand
Army
Navy
Public Health Service
Welkin
Cancer Trust
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Coolidge
Dawes Urges Public Backing to End Senate Filibuster
Vice President Charles Gates Dawes used an Associated Press gathering to renew his fight against Senate filibuster rules. He warned that without public pressure, reform is unlikely and warned that any senator can stall unfinished business by occupying time, even by reading irrelevant material, to end a session.
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Senate
Charles Gates Dawes
United States
Associated Press
Fankly
Publi
Abyssinia
Census word for word sparks concern over Senate power
A reader laments concentrated control in the U S Senate, accusing venal senators of trading legislation for private gains and threatening to thwart public laws. The writer opposes cloture and urges action by the vice president to curb this power, contrasting with the French Chamber of Deputies.
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Lights and Lessons from John D Rockefeller Jr on Fathers and Sons
Rockefeller Jr reflects on his father’s example over harsh words, stressing deeds over sayings in guiding children. He notes that children see through hypocrisy, and leaders lose influence if actions don’t match words.
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John D. Rockefeller Jr
Fathers and Sons
Mr. Rockfeller
Connecticut Governor Signs Local Option On Sunday Sports
Governor Trumbull signs the local option bill on Sunday sports in Connecticut after noting the legislature reflected public will. He says the measure represents popular demand and respects Sabbath concerns, despite personal beliefs. The move ends veto consideration and affirms state law.
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Connecticut
Political Pointers and Local Election Turmoil
Majur Hebrens receives invitation to attend the annual international Police Chiefs Conference in New York with mayoral and police department representatives expected. Condolence messages sent to Assistant City Attorney Henry Greenstein after his father’s death. In the Tenth district factions press Chairman Frank Squirea to back a candidate for Aide man Baker’s seat. he declines to endorse, promising to heed district will. Baker likely to resign in May. if not, a plan to fill the vacancy looms. New Haven race sees senators and representatives nearing a county commissioner caucus, fearing cross-party shifts. breakthrough possible if Sunday choices shift, caucus date anticipated next week. The capitol corridors buzz that the state organization candidate may clinch, prompting anxiety about loyalties and timing.
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Police Chiefs
New York
New Haven
State Organization
Teen faces death penalty for Mineral Wells assault
Aneil Arnold, 17, of Mineral Wells, was found guilty of criminal assault and faces the death penalty after a jury in Palapinto Texas deliberated for one hour and ten minutes. An unnamed accomplice remains at large after the robbery and car theft in the Mineral Wells crime.
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Aneil Arnold
Palapinto
Texas
Arnold
Arnal
Committee to Discuss Room Height Question
A city committee plans to discuss proposed ordinances restricting room heights in dwelling houses and pushing vehicle passage to the right of painted white lines. Alderman J Palmer and others from the Common Council are set to review the matter at tomorrow's committee meeting.
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Day on Committee to Visit Coolidge
Dr Day on committee to visit President Coolidge dies. William H Day of United Church sits on the National Congregational churches committee that will call Friday morning to invite Coolidge to open their meeting in Washington. Carter of Hartford presides as chairman. The request aims to honor the President as Honorary Moderator and to set forth the ideals and responsibilities of the Christian body. Dr Jason Noble Pierce, the President's pastor formerly of Danbury, will join Washington Congregational pastors.
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National Congregational Churches
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Carter
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Martford
Jason Noble Pierce
Danbury
Enter Southport Home Burglary Spooks Town
In Southport the home of Rev. John Ja Shievin and Rose Hin was broken into early Sunday morning. No valuables were taken and entry was gained through a first floor window. Residents fear a new wave of burglaries as police could not capture suspects.
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John Ja Shievin
Rose Hin
Southport
Shievin
Bouthport
The Fun Shop Dream Book Edition Sales Parade
A quirky reading page from The Fun Shop features humor, dream interpretations by Dr I t, and light verse. It includes a cover charge gag and a short story about attending a cabaret, plus editor’s gossip and sport fragments with playful dialogue and wordplay.
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FUN Shop
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Tekle
Westontay Crossword Limericks Answers List
Answers to Westontay’s crossword limericks show quirky fills like Might for 3, Pootimh as 2, and Durk et 2 Fells for 4. Made and Peet appear in several clues with odd spellings such as a Biteeneda and gound.
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Original Humorous Submissions Sought for Fun Shop
Readers are invited to mail in original humorous mottoes jokes and anecdotes unsigned and unpublished. Payments range from 1 to 10 dollars per contribution and poets earn up to 1 dollar per line based on merit. Manuscripts should be single sided and include the sender's address.
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Fun Shop
Ieadause
Hrhigeport Telegram
Freedom of the Press in America and Karolyi's Paradox
Count Michael Karolyi recalls Hungary’s first president’s admission to the United States and his pledge not to speak on politics. He praises American press freedom while detailing censorship, padlocks, and interviews across Canada, England, and France that publicized Hungary’s regime and its alleged abuses. He contrasts Horthy’s militaristic counter revolution with Hungary’s democratic potential, urging readers to judge Europe’s fate by these contrasting regimes.
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Hungary
State Department
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America
New York
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Canada
England
France
Horthy
Star Chambers
Warner Company Fire Department Entertainment Event
The Warner Company Fire Department hosted a program featuring a dance by six youths at the Arde iil venue. The event included performances by Joseph Wieler town clerk Miss Paliet Jack McDoreteh and others. About $10 was raised for the department. Chief Frank Anderson presided with Joseph Colanth overseeing the event.
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Eyerr-Ohlers
Valerio Moschee
Frank Anderson
Joseph Colanth
War as policy and social unity in crisis era reflections
A 1925 reflection arguing that external threat and shared danger solidify groups and classes. It cites war as a unifying policy, notes how poverty, oppression, and minority pressures bound people, and contrasts European takings of liberty with American individualism while warning against complacent freedom. The piece references Ku Klux Klan rhetoric and social strains.
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Poker Flats
Richard Harding David
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Resson
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House of Representatives
Principal Kiely Will Speak in Summit New Jersey
Miss Margaret V Kiely principal of City Normal school and former Bridgscourt High dean will address a combined parents and teachers meeting in Summit New Jersey tomorrow night on Guidance in Education John R Dougall former Summit schools assistant superintendent is head of the Summit system
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Margaret V. Kiely
City Normal School
Bridgscourt High School
Summit
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John R. Dougall
Paving Tragedy: Town Street Rebuilt Then Ravaged
A resident recalls a street paving project that cost him a thousand dollars and promised growth yet left the pavement ripped up by gas water and phone crews. Cables underground damaged automotives and sidewalks while new holes and trenches created hazards and delayed progress for the town’s development.
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Water Bureau
Cane
Tver
Pines
Cubiva
Villa Club Doors Stay Open During Action Delay
No injunction will be considered against the closing of the Villa club in Fairfield until a public hearing on liquor sale accusations held in Superior court. A conference with Attorney Maurice Resnick and State's Attorney William H. Comiey Jr. is to address the probable hearing date.
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Fairfield
Superior
Maurice Resnick
Jacob Klein
Ernest Covza
Wilam H. Comiey, Jr
Rockabye Boat Ride Fantasy Poem Fragment
Fragmentary poem invites a ride on the Rockabye boat drifting down a dim river of alephs. Descriptive lines promise white adriae wings above the ship, guiding passengers away from the world while a pilot ensures safety. A stray cry mentions Trush asleep and the trip continuing aboard a dreamyRockabye craft.
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