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Renafers invite public views on city transport facilities traffic regulations clean water Canton smoke abatement larger parks and playgrounds and expanded school development. Submissions will be published regardless of editor opinions.
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Ribble Thought For Today On Contentment
Better than silver and gold, Godness with contentment is great gain. We brought nothing into the world and shall carry nothing out. With food and clothing, be content, says 1 Timothy 6:6 7.
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World Court Adherence Debate Reaches Senate Vote
Discussion on U S participation in the Permanent Court of International Justice centers on Senate approval of the Harding Hughes protocol. While a poll shows six votes in favor, senators seek reservations to sever the court from the League of Nations. President Coolidge faces pressure from Willis and Pepper resolutions and Borah remains a key, lone foe as delays loom after Congress reconvenes.
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Peace of Necessity at Willamatown Institute Meeting
The World Students at the Institute of Politics meeting in Williamstown asserts peace requires U S restraint and warns against jingoism. It argues the United States controls war mechanisms and praises Pan American cooperation while noting wartime resources depend on U S policy.
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Belgium’s Stance Could Decide European Peace Pact
Belgium’s evolving policy under Vandervelde as foreign minister shapes the peace pact amid German France Britain talks. The socialist leader rejects Bolshevist recognition, backs Geneva protocol ideals, and aligns with Briand and Chamberlain on Germany’s intent for peace and a concert of nations.
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Belgium Foreign Minister Tests Socialists Capabilities
The Beighan cabinet formation was difficult and a Socialist led foreign policy raising fears of bolshevization. Now the party label seems light with the Belgian foreign minister, supporting the view that responsibility reveals a man’s qualities.
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Notable Political Figures Who Sought the Presidency
The article recalls Henry Clay three-time nominee Henry Clay Bryan Henry Clay and others who sought the presidency but were defeated. It notes Benjamin Franklin Hamilton Burr Sherman Blaine Clark Denuglass Tilden as influential figures whose careers left lasting marks on American history.
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Wild Pony Roundup at Chincoteague Island
The article recalls the annual Wild Pony Roundup at Chincoteague Virginia where native ponies, mixed with Shetland and other breeds, are gathered and sold. It notes the breed changes since early Virginian settlement and mentions related curiosities from across current events.
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Fragmented Spring Reflections and Oddities
A garbled column offers assorted musings on spring choices, fashion, politics, and philosophy. It contemplates Old cars versus new, Coolidge, summer fur payments, gardening, weather, golf, tires, religion versus Darwin, licensing, and coal strikes with quips and partial observations.
New York Letter sketches theater life and bridal news
A diary style New York Letter recounts meetings with Julian Mitchell Percy Hammond Leo Marsh and Verne Porter wedding news and backstage antics. It notes stage nerves opening night tensions famous stars Fred Stone Jane Cowl and producers like Ziegfeld George White Abe Erlanger Earl Carroll and others in a lively theater scene.
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Uncommon Sense on indulgent parenting and self reliance
The column argues indulgent parents spoil fifteen year olds with endless privileges from golf to film nights. It warns such children become sour and lazy, and that wealth should come with earned responsibility to teach future enjoyment and self reliance.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A reflective poem in which a young girl named Janet longs for freedom to explore and play but is constantly told no by adults. The speaker questions the fear and limits placed on youth, wondering how faith and danger intersect in growing up and seeking discovery.
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Worst Story Heard Today by Will Rogers
Will Rogers salutes humorist Tom P Morgan from Rogers Arkansas praising his work in Puck Judge and Star, recalls Morgan dodging Curtis Publishing in Philadelphia, and recounts a potato bug tale from Arkansas farmers with a city storekeeper remark.
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Pinchot Power Plan Sparks National Debate
A digest of opinions on Gifford Pinchot’s federal waterpower proposal shows strong support for public control to prevent monopoly and protect public interests. Papers from Wichita, Portland, Buffalo, and others call for safeguards while noting Pinchot as a political force and conservation advocate. Some press critics warn of political motives behind the push.
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Along the Way by Helen Welshimer
A poetic meditation on dreams and wishes contrasts with a shift in policy commentary. The verse imagines fulfilled desires and bright utopian days while political text discusses cautious European diplomacy and steps toward recognition and security in a fragile postwar context.
Belgium's Vandervelde Eyes Cautious European Policy
Paris press reviews Belgium's new socialist foreign minister M Vandenveld visiting Paris for talks with Briand. Papers note his cautious stance on recognizing the Soviets, firm Bolshevik policy in Europe, and intent to balance Anglo French ties while upholding Belgium's wartime allies.
Crowds Shape Ethics and Identity in American Life
A thoughtful meditation on crowds and crowd psychology. The author argues crowds intensify emotion, blur individual identity, and influence behavior from driving to daily ethics, warning that mass mentality can both sustain luxuries and erode personal responsibility.
Misjudging Beef Steak
Exhaustive tests by the Bureau of Standards in Washington found no beef steak suitable as a substitute for shoe leather. Rib roasts under pressure proved unavailable for freight-car bumpers, and tensile-strength tests showed beef cannot be used for ship cables or automobile tires. Public optimism fades as meat toughness claims are challenged.
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