Politicians, promises, and public duty analyzed
The piece argues promises fizzle after elections, mocks professional politicians, and urges voters to ignore campaign vows. It contrasts cautious skepticism with the need for honest governance, then pivots to critique of a coal strike, school board criticism, and calls for replacing incompetent teachers.
Idle land could feed millions and lower costs nationwide
The piece argues millions of acres lie idle and could feed the nation if families were aided to return to farming. It links reduced production costs to lower prices, fewer imports, and weaker labor markets, urging government aid to make farming self sustaining and curb unemployment.
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Elduilly
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Abolish tipping in American service culture
A editorial attacks tipping as degrading and ubiquitous. It argues for federal abolishment of all tipping practices and jail penalties for both giver and receiver. The author contends hotel prices should cover service, not expect tips, and criticizes Americans for perpetuating the custom.
Bringing Up Our Children in Modern Times
An essay by a parent with five children argues that advice on child rearing ignores real home conditions. It notes many families struggle financially and that parents should model respect, responsibility, and reverence for spiritual values. The piece recalls Ma Hen as a practical farm emblem and ends with a light observation about lodge members who seek to adjourn.
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TRE Cgal
Buffalo Center
Ammetshburg
Tolvermere Gazette
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Busi
HSK
America
MA Hen
Victor Aubury
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