For the Purpose of Driving Away Gloom
An early 20th century oration by Cliff Sterret discusses gold's value and folly of hoarding. It critiques gold as a commodity in wartime economics, noting limited practical use, and imagines a future where wealth misdirects daily life. The piece cites rhetoric about gold's rarity, price, and social impact.
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Bits of Byplay by Luke McLuke from 1917 Cincinnati Enquirer
A humor column cobbles together fragmentary bits and jokes about byplay, social mores, and light absurdities. It cites names and places in a playful pastiche, including references to Cincinnati figures and unrelated witticisms, preserving a mood of early 20th century humor.
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