Out of Fashion Last Straw in Household Dispute
A heated exchange centers on money shortages with gas bills unpaid. The husband berates the wife for buying a fur coat deemed cheap, while she defends it as not cheap. The argument highlights financial stress and domestic tension over consumer purchases.
Streetcar Guide Hint Echoes Old Neighborhood Chat
A brief streetcar tip shows an elderly resident asking for the right stop and a young man pointing to the best doorway handle as a landmark, capturing a moment of urban transit chatter.
Christmas Day Lesson and A Critique of Chain Store Demagoguery
The piece blends a December 25 Christian lesson from Matthew 2 with a Washington column on political demagoguery. It highlights wise men seeking Christ and urges turning to scripture, then shifts to a broad critique of how demagogues weaponize fears of chain stores and direct sellers. It argues for measured regulation over destruction, and cautions against hysteria in politics.
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The Parent Mind Quote by Martineau on Sons of God
The souls of the sons of God are greater than their business and are cast into life to be a certain thing. They must bear sacred lineaments and show a divine tint of the Parent Mind from which they came.
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National Progress Linked to Industry and Uprightness
The Nation argues progress rests on individual industry energy and uprightness while decay stems from idleness selfishness and vice, warning that national strength mirrors personal virtue across society.
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