For Every Thing That Is Not Some Men
A column contrasts two types of people. It mocks perpetual complainers who blame others and chase every ism while praising homegrown, self-improving folks who work from within. It notes Carrollton women favor bargains but resist cheap politicians and recalls the prodigal son parable.
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Grab & Hang On
Joining a Party Bridges Gaps in Political Life
The piece argues many citizens stay aloof from parties, missing influence on reform. Active participation in primaries and caucuses by conscientious individuals could push parties toward higher standards, otherwise politicians ignore their views and progress stalls. If all who value ethics engage, political life would improve.
Ford price cuts spark talk of wider deflation
The article examines how Ford's automobile price reductions may pull down overall prices. It notes expectations of broader profit squeezing across industries and suggests consumers would notice steep cuts in essentials like meat flour and sugar, influencing everyday living.
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Henry Ford
Pin Money and Wrappings Across Eras
The piece notes how a girl could teach and earn pin money before pins rose in price. It comments on fashion norms by contrasting an old woman wrapping from head to foot with a young woman wrapping only halfway when leaving.
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