Sunday Observation and Our Everyday Ethics Talk
A mix of opinions and reflections on Sunday observance, politics, aviation talk, and social norms. The piece cites debates over worship practices, the Sabbath, and modern life, debating balance between rest, worship, and everyday activities. It cites historical anecdotes and local political notes while weaving in broader questions about conduct and faith.
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Christ
Earth
Salvaging “Bad” Boys at Berkshire Industrial Farm
An analysis of the Berkshire Industrial Farm in Canaan New York shows a humane approach to delinquent youths. The program combines academics trades and agriculture with moral suasion and engaging activities such as planting trees, about 150000 trees planted last year. Most graduates become useful citizens according to school records, while the state hopes the peach crop recoups expenses. Noting Amelia Earhart's aviation feat, the piece also highlights editorial acclaim in Georgia with praise for Mark Ethridge and other writers.
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Berkshire
Canaan
N. Y
Jack Patterson
Georgia Weekly Review
Georgia
Mark Ethridge
Macon Telegraph
James Nevin
Atlanta Georgian
Julian Harris
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Greensboro Herald-Journal
Unicle
Jim Williams
Herald- Journal
Brotherhoods Two Supreme Manifestations
The text asserts two supreme manifestations of brotherhood, silent death when slander is damaging and playing an oyster when truth harms a man. It equates slander with the slow, deadly effect of carbolic acid and bluntly notes that those dead are unaffected by such differences. It claims most must learn to keep quiet and condemns the character assassin as the greatest criminal.
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Brotherhood
Democrats Urge Clean, Strong Ticket After Hoover Victory
The Atlanta Journal lauds Herbert Hoover as unmatched in prestige and appeal among Republicans at Kansas City. It urges Democrats to nominate a worthy, clean ticket and avoid wet platforms, stressing justice to agriculture and concrete remedies. It calls for a united, decisive Democratic platform and leadership to meet the campaign with vigor.
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Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
Atlanta Journal
Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Houston
Beess
Democratic Party
Hoover
Curtis
Republican Party
Only a factory girl wins Bryn Mawr scholarship
Geraldine Mary Saracco a New York factory hand and sample maker won a Women’s City Club scholarship to Bryn Mawr summer school. She will study economics and public speaking with 100 working girls from the U S Germany Sweden and other lands, proving she can rise beyond her humdrum life. Silent partners unseen shape destiny.
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Geraldine Mary Saracco
New York
Geraldine
Women’s City Club
Bryn Mawr
United States
Germany
Sweden
Hoover and the Farmers in Kansas City Protests
The article argues farm delegations attacked Herbert Hoover at a Kansas City gathering, suggesting political manipulation behind farmer fury. It defends Hoover’s wartime wheat price policy, recounting farmer price setting and later actions to sell surplus in Europe while opposing the German blockade.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Acton
Hoover
Food Board
William Allen White
Senator Curtis
Kansas
Collier's
White
Curtis
Food Administration
Hoover and the Farm Question in a Political Debate
The text argues Hoover helped Allied relief during shortages, selling American food to Germans and directing Austrian relief funds to stabilize markets. It then shifts to a political critique, urging defeat of the Republican nominee Hoover, condemning the party’s corruption, and framing the farm issue as political manipulation to reduce Hoover’s power.
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Wilson
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Holland
Switzerland
Supreme War Council
Hoover
Friends
Germany
Austria
Jim Watson
Indiana
Hands Across Sea Flight Unites U S and Australia
Four medical airmen in a mono plane named Southern Cross completed a Pacific crossing from Oakland to Brisbane in three legs. Captain Kingsford-Smith led the flight with Capt. Ulm as co-pilot, Harry Lyon navigator, and James Warner radioman. They flew Oakland to Honolulu then to Fiji, final leg Brisbane facing a severe winter storm over the Southern Grass.
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United States
Pacific
America
Kingsford-Smith
Ulm
Harry Lyon
James Warner
Oakila
Cal
Brisbane
Australia
Oakland
Hon‘olulu
Fiji Islands
Millen News urges avoiding borrowed trouble
The Millen News warns against worrying about future hardships. It cautions that fearing late crops due to rain and cold may prove unfounded, urging readers not to anticipate trouble. It suggests current conditions may turn into an asset rather than a misfortune and to focus on present realities.
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