A Fragmented Opinion on Democracy and Bigotry in Texas
A critical column questions religious intolerance and imperial meddling, challenging Wilson's influence in Texas politics. It notes misreads of election law, defends self government, and laments governmental inefficiency while reflecting on democracy and domestic affairs.
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Contemplating Public Duty and Readiness in Fort Worth
A historical voice critiques inefficacy of elected officials and poll taxes while praising reading as civic foundation. It notes opposition to Wilson's preparedness program, urges decisive leaders, and mentions a Plainview trial scene highlighting the right to public trials and public interest in virtue.
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Frivolous quarrel overheard in family scene
A playful exchange shows a kind hearted mother comforting a son with scratches from rough play. The boy explains he learned to use a fork from Ph, while insisting the mark came from a pretend fight.
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Do you believe in encouraging boys to fight
A humorous anecdote from Harper's Magazine about a boy who plans revenge on his mother and a novelist on a train with two talkative women. The boy notices his mother was not included in his blessing and taunts her. The novelist kisses his own hand and jokes about not knowing which woman kissed him. The Exchange column notes the women remain silent.
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