Weekly Panorama of National Capital Affairs
A compact summary of U S foreign relations, Senate power, and political maneuvers in Washington. The piece notes disputes over State Department versus Senate control, the Germany reparations accord signings in Paris, Secretary Hughes stance, Idaho Senator Borah opposition, Coolidge breakfasts with officials, and a plan to raise cabinet salaries amid talks of government economy. It also mentions Senator Wheeler's Montana indictment and a Washington trial prospect, plus a Faragut Square estate sale linked to former Senator Brandee.
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Republic
State Department
Senate
Paris
Germany
United States
Hughes
Borah
Idaho
White House
Foreign Relations Committee
Coolidge
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Susanne
Turkey
Russia
Farragut Square
Frank Brandgee
Conneticut
Brandgee
George Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hamilton Fish
New York
Fish
Washington
Congress
Department of Justice
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Independent
Wheeler
Government Department
Moss Feature Syndicate
Right Spirit and Clean Thinking Urge Community Unity
In Comanche county a call for a right spirit urges clean thoughts and unity. The writer cites biblical guidance on righteous thinking, warns against envy and prejudice, and champions vision, service, and progress. A letter from J M Grigsby expresses support for good roads and local enterprise to boost Comanche county.
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Comanche County
Bro. Klingman
City officials announced for re election slate
City Marshall J B Arthur and Andrew W A Pate as city secretary M Moore for re election and Mrs Jim Carter for city treasurer announced as the slate for upcoming municipal posts.
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Marshall
J. B. Arthur
W. A
Andrew) Pate
M. Moore
Jim Carter
Burks and Hart sue Coleman County over road work
Burks and Hart, contractors, sue Coleman County in district court for about 10000 dollars claiming due balance on rock and road work in Precinct No 1 including Valera Voss Leaday and part of Stacy road. Dispute centers on rock moved estimates versus county engineer estimates used by the Commissioners Court. The suit is represented by Critz Woodward Callaway Callaway Baker Weatherred. The case was set for jury by Wednesday afternoon.
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Coleman Democrat Voice
Burks and Hart
Coleman County
Valera, Voss, Leaday
Stacy Road
Commissioners’ Court
FE. M. Critz
Critz & Woodward
Messrs. Burks and Hart
Callaway & Callaway
Comanche
Baker & Weatherred
Miss Bess Egbert Dead and Burial Set for Wednesday
Miss Bessie Leona Egbert 35 died at her mother’s Brownwood home after a four month illness. Her funeral will be at 10:00 a m Wednesday at the First Methodist Church with the Pythian Sisters in charge. interment in Comanche cemetery. Pallbearers named Jim Whaley Bluford Adams C Jones O C Walker Howard Ware Roy Bird. She was born in Cherokee county East Texas and previously ran a Brownwood bakery with her brother Walter and sister. She was a member of the Methodist church and leaves her mother and relatives in Brownwood Canyon Las Vegas Mesa Houston and other areas.
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Bessie Egbert
Brownwood
Comanche
Oakwood
Brownwood Bulletin
Bessie Leona Egbert
E. L. Egbert
Main Street
C. Q. Smith
First Methodist Church
Pythian Sisters
Jim Whaley
Bluford Adams
C. Jones
O. C. Walker
Howard Ware
Roy Bird
Cherokee County
East Texas
J. A. Egbert
Walter
Methodist Church
Walter Egbert
F. M
Fruit Bearing Life Through Union With Christ
Lesson explores John 16 1 17 with the vine and branches analogy. It details Jesus as the true life source and the Father as the husbandman who pruning believers to yield more fruit. Abiding in Christ and Christ’s words brings fullness of joy love and lasting fruit.
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Jesus
Christ
Judas
Luther Cabinet Grants 8 Hour Day in Berlin
The German cabinet led by Dr. Hans Luther orders an eight hour work day for blast furnace workers, effective April 1 as its first official action.
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Berlin
Hans Luther
Pound Sterling Par Travel Dictates Post Office Rates
The British pound will return to par in the postal service on January 22 under Postmaster General orders. The conversion rate will be 4.87 dollars per one pound for money orders payable in Great Britain and also applies to Northern Ireland Irish Free State Australia New Zealand and the Union of South Africa.
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Washington
New
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Irish Free State
Commonwealth of Australia
New Zealand
Union of Mouth
Physical vigor beats weakness in spiritual power
The saying argues that physical vigor enables greater achievement than frailty. It contrasts robust individuals with puny and ill ones, asserting that vitality correlates with the ability to accomplish more across endeavors.
How Many People Gather In The World For Thorn Seat
The quote by Jeremy Taylor questions how many people are busy collecting a handful of thorns to sit upon. It reflects on futile efforts and the search for comfort or status amid hardship. The phrasing presents a medieval moral analogy without broader context.
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Jeremy Taylor
Our Fears What we fear most is not today's trouble
A philosophical reflection notes that future dangers loom larger than present problems, urging calm and preparedness while acknowledging uncertainty and the impact of anticipation on daily life.
Doctor Van Dyxe Quips On Love And Morality
A witty remark by Doctor Van Dyxe dismisses grand romanticism as folly, noting that a vulgar affection is acceptable only from the lower animals.
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Doctor van Dyxe
Comfort and Elegance in Revolutionary Days
In colonial households comfort and finery existed with feathers for beds and homespun sheets. Tableware included linen napkins and diaper-wove huckaback. china was scarce, pewter and copper common. Glassware was rare, clocks and looking glasses showed wealth, stoves scarce, wood and turf fuel, and kitchens with iron cranes and large logs on fires.
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Ene Tire
Civilizations Compared by Ahmed Abdullah in Hearst's International
The distinguished Orient novelist compares East and West on virtue and vice. He asks if Jesus teachings outpace other prophets in guiding followers and questions loyalty, family, morality across cultures. He concludes the answer is no and challenges bigotry.
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Ahmed Abdullah
Orient
Hearst
International
Jesus
Mohammed
Confucius
Buddha
Moses
Calcutta
Liverpool
Bokhara
Naples
Canton
Paris
Constantinople
Berlin
Boys Chief Stutterers Explain Why Girls Stutter Less
Dr James Sennett Greene of New York medical director of the National hospital for speech disorders writes in Hygeia that five or six stuttering boys occur for every girl who stutters. He notes girls talk more and thus practice speech more, making them less prone to stutter despite higher nervousness.
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James Sennett Greene
New York
National Hospital For Speech Disorders
Hygeia
Health Magazine
American Medical Association
Doctor Greene
It Is Unnecessary to Ask You to Look Pleasant
A photographer avoids urging a smile and simply states that one cannot look otherwise. He then takes the picture, yielding a natural result that satisfies customers and proves individuality beats tradition.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Blind Yale star elected tax collector in Portland Conn
Perry T. Hale, a Yale football All American center who is totally blind, has won election as tax collector of Portland Connecticut with broad cross party support. Hale lost his sight in an explosion about fifteen years ago and will maintain records with raised letter systems.
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Perry T. W. Hale
Yale
Portland
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