New Year ReflectionsUrging Duty To Others And Peace
A long, reflective column urges readers to embrace a duty toward others and world peace in the coming year. It argues that individuals must readjust, accept responsibility beyond self, and work to alleviate suffering, promote justice, and spread love and tolerance across nations. It stresses that national policy shifts toward world conditions and that personal actions affect many lives.
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Europe
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New Year Pledge Recalled Amid Prohibition Changes
A 1920s style reflection recalls the old New Year pledge against drunkenness and the shift after Volstead law. It notes public drinkers, changing social norms, and calls for a renewed pledge to curb alcohol use despite stricter prohibitions and evolving attitudes. The piece references University figures and calls for public action.
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New Year Reflections Prompt Personal Change and Civic Hope
Fragmented column quotes diverse musings on aging, economics, and New Year resolutions. It ponders voter behavior, public transit crowding, and bandit stereotypes while urging practical hopes for mercy, peace, and self-improvement in the coming year. The piece frames resolutions as personal actions shaping community well being.
Elastic dollar concept debated by Yale professor in Washington
Yale professor Irving Pisher argues for an elastic money unit tied to a fluctuating gold value to keep purchasing power steady. He says a fixed dollar value would stabilize prices and loans, potentially preventing inflation and deflation, though public interest remains low. Mrs. Glenn Spencer remains homebound with rheumatism on West Wayne Street.
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Washington
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Chaucer and Sidney Echo on Clarity and Confusion
A compact reflection on perception and understanding. The speaker wonders why chance and clarity align so strangely, noting how even when guidance is clear, the path remains imperfectly followed.
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Heth
Philip Sidney
Marital Announcement From Jamestown between Cronin and Mather
Twenty years ago item notes the marriage of Charles F. Cronin of Sistersville to Una Mather of this city in Jamestown NY. The couple plan to reside in Sistersville. Ms Mather is identified as a popular local graduate of Corry High School.
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Misa Lara A. Wilson
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Rural Mail Carriers Plan Big Meeting
Rural mail carriers from the Post Office join with others to meet at Union City on New Year day. The event includes a large dinner, open house, and guest attendance from nearby towns. Activities include holiday hours, post office operations, and social visits on New Year’s Day.
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Car thieves strike near DunkirK Westbound freight stalled by bandits
An east bound New York Central freight was held up near Dunkirk as two men, one armed with a revolver, forced the conductor to stop. The caboose was left, a car was broken into, and merchandise valued in the hundreds disappeared before authorities found no trace of the burglars.
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