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Editorial Notes Reflecting on Policy and Humor
The note compiles biting quips on change, economics, religion, and governance. It cites ideas about taxation, societal manners, and global trends, mixed with puns and satirical asides about leaders and nations, reflecting a faded newspaper humor column tone.
SENTENCE SERMONS A cryptic reflection on humility and self destruction
The passage presents a condensed moral warning about placing oneself under a higher authority as easier than truly knowing him. It suggests that failing to know leads to spiritual death, and that avoiding understanding undermines happiness, labeling the act as guilt and ruin.
Weather forecast for eastern New York and New England
Unsettled conditions with rain along the coast Friday and Saturday. Strong northeast winds and gale warnings off the Atlantic coast from Delaware breakwater to Portland Maine. Temperatures rise Saturday in Atlantic states with improved weather in southern New England.
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New England
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Nlatteras
Hatteras
Ontario
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Maritime Provinces
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South Atlantic
Atlanti States
Atlantic
Portland Maine
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Kandy Hook
Senator Bingham Seen Safe for Connecticut Seat
Connecticut editors hype Senator Hiram Bingham as secure for re election and argue no substitute will match his record. They praise his Senate influence and echo Coolidge on America’s world role while noting Glynn’s unlikely 1926 candidacy and warning against change.
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James P. Glynn
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U. S
Hiram Bingham
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Mr. Bingham
Frank Brandegee
Col. Bingham
Senate
Federal Enforcement Not Wanted in Connecticut Policy
An editorial argues that federal liquor enforcement would recur if New York style state enforcement fails. It notes the constitutional amendment allows both federal and state action and praises Connecticut for preferring local enforcement to external federal intervention. The piece urges residents to support local enforcement by keeping federal agents out.
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A. J. Davis
New York
New York State
Connecticut
Westport Police Row Sparks Court Appeal Hint
Westport faces a potential court appeal as Police Captain Duffy may challenge his suspension. The row centers on Duffy arresting a newspaper proprietor and an automobile seller over a permit dispute, seen by locals as influenced by grudges on both sides. The Hartford Times notes a misremembered Harding broadcast claim while radio audiences respond.
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Duffy
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Selectmen
Reputation Sold for Petty Nickels Sparks Reflective Op-Ed
A columnist ponders a woman arrested for a minor offense who sacrificed reputation for paltry payoff. They urge weighing odds before wrongdoing and urge fair play, noting life’s rush erases harms. Attorney John Cornell Jr. seeks a receiver for a Bridgeport Democratic club, calling for broader party reform.
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John Cornell Jr
Bridgeport
Democratic Party
Political pointers cloud Twelfth District Democratic unity
The Twelfth District Democratic club blocks officer elections as Frank J. Anderson and supporters press on. Courts loom over receivership as party factions quietly work to heal rifts, with leadership contests persisting in McGuinness and Corsell’s camp while other districts show signs of realignment.
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Democratic Club
Frank J. Anderson
Leo O’loughlin
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Anderson
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Aasessor
Corsell
McGuinness
Parry
Timeworth
Connecticut
State Supreme Court
Charles
Andrew
Rai
Stineen J. Baldwin
Govener
Frederic Flail
Ofte
Baldwin
Johnn Park
Norwich
Andrews
Dreams and Work in a Nation's Looming Crisis
A wavering nation debates partisan power as Governor Smith faces a Republican bloc in the New York legislature. Across the page, a cloaked warning from Walt Mason contrasts political fatigue with imagery of winter toil and hopeful dreams of a different order. The piece blends political satire with reflective verse on labor.
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New York
Smith
Wise Precaution at Better Babies Week
A visitor exclaims about a beautiful baby while a brother Bitle or Hitle comments that they waited at Better Babies Week to obtain him. The remark captures a moment of pride and public health messaging in a historic setting.
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Judith
Chicken Pie Supper at Gleaner Hall Remembered Event
Vivid reminiscence of the Chicken Pie Supper at Gleaner Hall with Mart and Anl Badie Houghton in attendance. Aye Miller and a companion share the night, as Loura brings a violin to entertain, recalling lively old evenings and social charm.
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Gleaner Hall
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Theie Miller
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Belly Whopper antics at the Fun Shop page
The Fun Shop features comic bits and riddles with lines of playful chatter and crowd banter. Cartoon captions and reader jokes invite contributions while ads tease future features like WILD WILLIES and ROGUISH ROLLO with a breezy, period newspaper vibe.
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Hughes Named as Special Counsel in NY Cuba Case
Former Secretary of State chair Bohuyes eday named by Fedger to succeed Henry Lacombe as special counsel to Francis G Caffey, rerviver of the New York and Cuba mail steamship company. Hughes will press the suit by receiver to recover about 18,000,980 from Atlantic Gulf Oil, Atlantic Gulf and West End Line, and directors for unlawful transfers from the NY and Cuba mail steamship company.
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Henry Lacombe
Francis G Caffey
New York & Cuba Mall Steamship Company
Atlantic Guilt and WeatfXndice Company
Unpublished Report On German Arms Delayed In Council
Henry T. Allen discusses Allied delays in publishing the forty seven page German armament report as Allied Council experts review technical questions. Britain and France seek security plans, while France demands eastern boundary inclusion and Poland and Czechoslovakia seek defences. France and Britain clash over security terms as Germany’s internal unrest grows amid political currents and a looming potential revolution.
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Belghumae Deste
America
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Herriot
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Skovilevsky
The Best Virtue Is Unconscious
A 1928 meditation on virtue by Marcus Aurelius influence insists true goodness flows without self regard. It argues that honest deeds lose value if praised or chosen for rewards and that virtue should become automatic through consistent practice rather than conscious effort.
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Marcus Aurelius
Holy West
Court awards double indemnity in Rosier case
In Philadelphia the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a Philadelphia federal court ruling granting 5.54 percent insurance money to the estate of Oscar W. R. Rosier. The pay arose from an accidental death after Rosier and his stenographer were shot by Rosier’s wife. The court ruled statements by Mrs. Rosier after the shooting were inadmissible. she was acquitted and receives one third of the award.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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Missing explorer divorced by wife found in Oregon
In Portland Oregon explorer Mareh Herschall Parker, husband to Evelyn Naegle Parker, was located today after an Enoc Arden divorce granted in New York yesterday. Parker had left New York five years ago for research work and had been living at a hotel. He had separated from his wife during their marriage in 1921 when he was in his thirties and she in her teens. Parker planned to apply for rights to his wife.
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Oregon
Herschall Parker
Evelyn Naegle Parker
Enoch Arden
New York
West
Parker
Reno
Connecticut Republicans Meet President Coolidge at White House
Senator Bingham of Connecticut and Henry Koraback Republican national committeeman called at the White House today to pay respects to President Coolidge.
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Senator Bingham
Connecticut
Henry Koraback
White Howe
President Coolidge
Cardinal Hayes Pays First Visit to Bahamas
Cardinal Hayes returned from the Bahamas on the Muderge after an official visit and confirmed sixty natives. A judge noted the case of a theft involving a clock worth pounds, with the defendant facing charges.
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