Old-fashioned boy to modern power broker in rail and law
The piece reflects on a once literature loving boy who grew into a rail company president and chief engineer, and on a girl who pursued sensational romances. It notes their rise and claims human nature remains the same, with adults still drawn to red-blooded stories.
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Captain Collier
Aleta
Della
Flora Garland
Aew
Red Gold and the Daily Herald Bribery Claim
An article alleges the Daily Herald, a radical labor journal in Britain, took a Russian Bolshevik subsidy. It cites the London Daily Mail and Trade Commissioner Kamanoff as sources, accusing the paper of laundering stolen Bolshevik gold to influence British labor and global opinion.
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Obedience and the balance of a well ordered home
The piece argues that children should learn obedience to establish routine and conscience, but warns against obeying mere whimsy. It emphasizes a structured life with set times and duties, yet cautions against despotism and blindly following authority. It frames obedience as a means to live harmoniously with nature and others.
Current News in Verse and Views
A mosaic of short verses sketches sports and events. References range from boxing and baseball to Prohibition echoes and public affairs with names like Dempsey Miske Bing Bodie and a Kaiser theme. The piece blends whimsy with contemporary figures and scenes.
Unsuitable Army Camp Work Reorganized by Psychologist
The report describes persistent issues with horse detail duties in an army camp. A psychologist selected the least intelligent men for the task, who soon formed a content and loyal squad. The change improved morale as workers cared for the horses and found routine meaningful. Governor Cox accuses Senator Harding of eight flops, claiming six more than Miske.
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Senator Harding
Miske
Tuberculosis Rising in Japan Studies Note
Tokyo reports tuberculosis patients surpassing one million with mortality once per four. Authorities plan charity hospitals for consumptives in each prefecture as preventive measures aim to curb spread of the disease and a latent decline in deaths is anticipated.
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