Princetons Dodds Urges Quiet Attendance At Navy Game
President William E. Dodds of Princeton asks all ticket buyers to refrain from drinking at the Princeton Navy football game. The author praises the largely sober 51,000 attendance and argues reform is needed to curb drunken behavior at intercollegiate football. The piece notes alcohol problems have tainted the sport and hopes Dodds’ initiative could spread to other universities.
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William E. Dodds
Princeton University
Princeton Navy
Aiece
Dodd
Liberty Statue Reaches Fifty Years as Symbol of Freedom
The Statue of Liberty on Bedloe's Island marks fifty years since its dedication. Designed by Frederic Bartholdi and funded by France, it stands as a beacon of government by the people and a tribute to Franco American friendship amid evolving reforms.
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Bedloe’s Island
New York Harbor
Miss Liberty
Frederick Bartholdi
France
New York
America
Bartholdi
Lighter Talks on Farm Life Emphasize Modern Advances
A Farm Bureau speech notes over 32 percent of farm houses have running water and 38 percent use washing machines. It argues farm women bore heavy loads and modern inventions free them from burdens, enabling easier daily chores and emancipation from old drudgery.
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Farm Bureau Association
Farmatureau Association
Small towns to survive alongside cars and radios
Dr. W. Thompson of the Iowa state Planning board argues that automobiles and radio have reduced rural isolation and expanded city style among small town residents. He says the general store will endure in small towns for many years despite urban influence.
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W. Thompson
Iowa State Planning Board
Make Believe Bride Elopes Amid Dark Convert Theatre Threats
Maris Trevor rebels as Stan O Rorke drives toward a Connecticut wedding in a damaged car. He drinks, pressures her, and plans a back door nuptial with a sinister house ahead. Maris flees, confronting a dangerous situation as Stan pursues.
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Stan
Connecticut
Shore Road
Maris
Maris Darling
Alee
The Bible Lesson on Spiritual Warfare in Ephesus
A religious sermon urges Christians to wage a holy battle against Satan and sin rather than earthly conflict. It cites Paul’s work in Ephesus, the burning of the evil books, and the Armor of God from Ephesians 6, urging believers to clothe themselves with truth, faith, righteousness, salvation, and the Word.
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Satan
Paul
Ephesus
Asia Minor
Diana
Christ
Judging From Appearance Motto Notes in a Quote
The quote reflects on how people judge others by looks rather than truth, citing Machiavelli's idea that all have eyes yet few possess real penetration. It contrasts appearance with deeper insight and suggests skepticism toward surface judgments.
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Macchiavelli
God’s Way and the Path of Strength and Happiness
The text proclaims that a man’s strength and happiness come from discovering God’s direction and following it. It frames spiritual discernment as essential to life’s purpose and well being.
Acts That Bring Results
A compact reflection on the power of action noting that no act is fruitless and outcomes may lie unseen, with Bulwer’s maxim underscoring how small deeds accumulate into vast, silent effects.
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Bulwer
A Friend Indeed Keep Close to Thy Best Friend
A reflective quotation notes that a true friend remains close and supportive, offering refreshment and cheer in times of need, attributed to Spurgeon.
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Spurgeon
God’s Holiness Emphasized in Blessing and Joy
A devotional line notes that true praise of God includes not only blessing his benefits but also rejoicing in his holiness, attributed to McIntyre.
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McIintyre
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C. E. Wooldridge
Carthage
Indiana
Bausback Fertilizer Co
Greenfield
Rushville
Shelbyville
A. B. Chapin
By Ruth Harley
Maris Trevor
Rod O’rorke
Rod
Ace el Uniform International
Moody Bible Ineritate
Westars Newspaper
Unica
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