Meting Out Justice On Crime Costs And Prevention
A study notes crime in the United States last year cost over thirteen billion dollars and highlights gaps between punishment and prevention. It argues moral education and public conscience are essential to curb crime, warning that indifference is a national offense and responsibility lies with every citizen.
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Crime Commission of the
American Bar Association
United States
Great Britain
New York
Citeara
Moral values guide lenient crime policies, union says
The Western Newspaper Union reports a call to cultivate virtue through organized effort and lawfulness, arguing for reduced punishment and justice expenditures on criminals to emphasize moral values and respect for law.
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Cnion
Steps to popularity I four essentials for social ease
This piece outlines four packed traits for popularity. It stresses unselfishness and forgetting self in others’ interests, sincere friendliness toward all people, adaptability to various circumstances and people, and an unassuming manner.
By Their Voices Emotions Govern Speech, Vowels vs Consonants
A quote from Amerlin Magazine notes that emotionally governed people produce full round vowel sounds while slurring consonants, whereas intellectually governed people articulate clear consonants, contrasting speech styles.
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Amerlin Magazine
Yarrow Divination Customs Across Regions
A fragment discusses yarrow charms used by young people for love divination across the country and Canada. Methods include sniffing the stem with a rhyme and blood test or placing a sprig under the pillow to dream of the beloved. English lore links a maiden’s sprig to a young man’s grave and Nordic myth undercurrents surface in Frazer’s Salder myth work.
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Canada
England
Bolder the Beautiful
Bod Hodur
Frazer
McClure Newspaper
Indiecate
Through Dusk or Dawn Poem Fragment in Doubtful Faith
A reflective verse questions belief and devotion in hardship and joy. It ponders whether God is real and worthy, urging steadfast faith through life, death, and sorrow. The speaker contrasts praise in joy with endurance in pain, seeking a wetter faith amid doubt.
Be Sure You Have It to Spare Phrase
A short aphorism from American Magazine cautions readers to check their reserves of wit before offering criticism or advice. The quip underscores prudence in speech and self awareness.
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American Magazine
Career Promise Realizes Painter After Rome Prize
A Stursing boy of twenty named Frank Schwarz, facing eviction, discovers he has won the Prix de Rome through the American Academy and an added summer course honor from Barry Faulkner at Oyster Bay. His art path shifts from a New York tenement to Rome, with studio and living quarters arranged. a long-separated family reunites as the tale unfolds like a moving picture of art life.
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American Academy
Ome
Barry Faulkner
Mminy Foundation For Artists
Oyster Gay
Nineteenth Street
Italy
Rome
The
Academy
Schwarz
Middle West
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Biddle the Cat's Last Adventure Comes Home
A tale of Gertrude and her beloved cat Biddle recounts how the aging feline, once lively and clever, makes a final hopeful journey back to his old home. He sits in his chair, recalls past adventures, and soon rests, having lived a long, cherished life.
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Gertrude
Biddle
Riddle
Thauc
Phillips Milk of Magnesia relief for stomach trouble
A promotional note praises Phillips Milk of Magnesia for quick relief from gas and sour stomach. It claims digestion becomes tranquil and diet freedom follows, notes suitability for children, and warns to use the genuine Phillips product as imitations do not act the same.
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Phillips
Philips
Archdeacon Malcolm Graham Adopts Blotting Paper as Medium
The Archdeacon of Stoke on Trent, Malcolm Graham, famed for church painting, grows dissatisfied with his current style and turns to blotting paper. He recently held a watercolor exhibition that drew strong praise.
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Malcolm Graham
Stoke-on- Trent
England
Archdeacon Graham
Church of England
Visit to Farm Delights City Children
Two city children enjoy a farm visit full of animal wonders. A duck swims on the pond surface until suddenly nose dives and disappears prompting a cry for help to save it before it drowns.
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Buddy
Inds Remove Mirror After 20 Years In Beckenham Junction
In Beckenham England a mirror placed to aid intomo bile drivers at a road junction was finally removed after twenty years. Local authorities noted the mirror kept the traffic calm and helped avoid stone throwing by youths described as well behaved.
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Beckenham
England
Inds
How Natives Learn Home Town Blinks
A dialog emphasizes local familiarity and hospitality. The exchange notes visitors frequent the town, and after meals people forgive relatives, reflecting a lighthearted, small-town ethos in Wildean style.
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Marchioness of Townshend
King's Lynn
By Leonard A. Barrett
LU. A. Barrett
Harving
Douglas Malloch
Ues
Happy Dage
Ene
Gabby Gertie
Wattern
Ois Garret
Postmans
Tiddle Bardsell
Sandman
Bradlee
Nick
Roney Tesether
Kitty
Walt Kitty
Tim
Hidle O
Gertrudes
Rived
Hanford
John J. Eppensteiner
St Louis
Christian Herald
Charles Dana Gibson
Norman Rockwell
Gifford Beal
Chicago
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