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A Line of Cheer and the Cynic’s Allure
A fragmentary meditation on truth and cynicism in lyric form. The speaker recalls striving toward truth amid weary doubt, noting how the cynic’s path seems simpler than ascent to insight. The piece hints at a lifelong tension between lyricism and skepticism.
Fragmented Editorial Notes With Jumbled Voices
A garbled editorial page fragment references racing at Haveon track, mistaken names, and stray remarks about politics and farming. It mentions a suicide, babies and candy, and an optimistic congressman predicting October bonuses amid scattered, noisy lines.
Weather Outlook for South New Pasland and East Coast
Cloudy and colder with rain likely Wednesday across the Middle Atlantic and New England areas. Temperatures forecast to fall below average east of the Rocky Mountains with unsettled conditions shifting eastward, while parts of the East Coast may see fair weather over the next two days.
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Testing the Constitutionality of Laws in Connecticut
The writer argues laws should be tested for constitutionality before passage. Using Stratford's town manager case and other examples, they advocate appointing state referees from retired judges to review proposed statutes. This would reduce post enactment court challenges while preserving citizen appeal rights.
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Island universes expand the cosmic map and redefine local power
Modern astronomy reveals multiple island universes beyond our own. Vast spiral hazes prove distant galaxies are star collections. If transported to another universe, Earth would be a mere speck. The debate over dental clinic control seems trivial beside such cosmic scale.
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Board of Health
Board of Education
Fred Atwater
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Be Lucky for Kellar He Didn't Live Here and There Two Centuries Ago
Be Lucky for Kellar, famed stage magician, dies at the age of three in an era of belief in extraordinary feats. The article recalls his influence, amid rising science and education, and reflects on the mother’s pride in her son’s honor and respect.
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Profits and Tax Data Hint at Corporate Struggles
A fragmented passage discusses businessmen wanting to run their own ventures to escape poverty, noting that even in 1919 many corporations reported no net income. It highlights widespread losses or near break-even results, illustrating ongoing financial troubles among firms.
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Ty Ant
Advocate for Tomboys Shapes Girls Expressions
Dr. Prances K. Scott of Smith argues girls should express themselves through physical activity in the open air. She claims such exercise promotes healthy development and counters unhealthy emotional norms, framing the issue as a matter of gymnastics rather than psychology or sociology.
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Smith
Eglege
Prohibition Crackdown Promised by Virginia Senate
The Virginia Senate moves to curb liquor sales with Mapp-like measures, proposing fines of ten dollars for buyers and bolstering enforcement through surety companies. The article laments illicit traffic, hints at party divisions, and foresees improved policing and new weaponry for criminals as aviation advances.
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Brokers fear for future business after market turmoil
The article discusses Wall Street brokers wary of the impact of recent tail-tail risks on trust in brokers. It suggests the public may grow cautious, gamblers may retreat, and shares could fall. Some speculate investors will hunt for opportunities briefly before moving on.
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Wit
Evory Ocean
The Quiet Village by Walt Mason in Prensville
A nostalgic poem portraying Prensville as a quiet, safe town where citizens enjoy simple late night life. The piece contrasts dim streets with hopeful music and cherishes long-lived residents who remain cheerful and spry into old age despite a calm, sleepy ambiance.
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Prensville
Ural
Untermyer charges lobbying in New OAK scene
March 14. Jesué Ss. Phillipe, former State Superintendent of Insurance, is accused of lobbying for a vast insurance company combine to defeat bills before the legislature. Samuel Untermyer, counsel for the Lockwood Resistative Committee, named others as collaborators but Philipp remains the chief danger due to Albany ties and long residence. Catermyer asserts constructive legislation will not be defeated despite attempts at influence via a form of third house.
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Jesué Ss. Phillipe
Samuel Untermyer
Lockwood Resistative Committee
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Albany
Catermyer
Phillips
Bishop Lines Named Speaker for Episcopal Convention
New York March 2. Announcement that Bishop Edwin Stevens Lines of Newark N J has been named preacher for the opening session of the general convention of the Episcopal church at Portland Oregon beginning September 6 was made by the National Council. The honor is traced to leaders dating from Asbury William White in 1876.
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Portland
Oregon
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William White
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Buffalo Zoo
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Question and Answer Telegram from The Telegram Information Bureau
A reader question feature presents Q and A items on diverse matters. Topics include how the New York Clearing House operates with stock clearing, wire performers versus wire type, counts of Catholic bishops and priests in the United States, whether Taft and wife were first silver wedding at the White House, and Shakespearean provenance of the quote "Comparisons are odorous."
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Ing House
United States
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White House
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Repetition and Weariness Turned Away from Routine
A fragmentary meditation on fatigue from repetitive tasks and the urge to escape daily sameness. The voice expresses weariness with repeating the same actions and seeks a break from the monotony to find a new path.
YOUR HEALTH HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE IN BRIGHTS DISEASE
This article by Royal Copeland M D outlines early signs of Bright's disease and vascular renal involvement. It explains how high blood pressure strains the heart, can indicate kidney disease, and describes chronic interstitial nephritis and the need for medical evaluation, lifestyle limits, and specialist care.
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Copeland
New York
Dironte Bright
Bright
Remedies for Winter Dry Skin Highlighted in Q and A
In a reader column Dr Beebe answers questions on medical sanitation and health. A tip suggests drying the skin thoroughly after washing and applying cold cream to face and hands to relieve dryness. A 40 year old man asks about varicose veins and their causes and cures.
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The Trouble Maker Yamarraw
In a town of good people a school mural garish crayon drawing sparks conflict between a teacher and students. A boy borrows a crayon, denies involvement, and faces pressure from peers, parents, and the principal about punishment and informing. The tale critiques informers and adolescent conduct.
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U S Reparations Demand Referred to Allied Nations
Paris March 14 The formal note of the Allied finance ministers addresses the American demand for 41 million dollars for the costs of U S occupation of the Tomeland. Ministers note the issue falls within allied governments’ competence and suggest the U S government take up the question.
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Roland Worden
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Spring fits Bay State Plymouth
May dawners the fiver of the season, Wera picked hora today. Associated Press reports a Bay State Plymouth event as spring selections unfold with local interest and notable participant involvement.
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Plymouth
Arese
Martiny
Associated Press
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Wera
Hora
Unusual People In Oklahoma Fundraiser Story
Unusual tale from Henryetta Oklahoma on March 14 describes Russell Thompson giving 16 000 to Bacona College, a Muskogee Indian educational institution, to aid a building fund while supporting pure bred pigs and charity. The story mentions a young donor under 21 and a mysterious Oil commission figure.
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Russell Thompson
Creel
Indian Joy
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Thompson
Fortuna
Joan De—wad Mace
Government
Thompon
Farerita
School Health booklet helps recognize child illnesses
The American School Hrgelene Association prepared a detailed booklet to aid mothers and teachers in identifying 40 ailments children may face at school. The free booklet requires name and date, plus two stamps for return postage, with plain handwriting on the coupon lines.
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