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CHRIST FOR ALL ALL POR CHRieT E AF TA EL AA
A reflective essay contrasts Fascism and Communism, noting similar aims and methods, yet warns against the dangers of totalitarian control. It cites Mussolini and Lenin, discusses speed as modern religion, and urges balance with contemplation and culture. The piece references religious doubt and urges living as living sacrifices.
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Chriet
Beale
Iit
Mussolini
Italy
Hurdie
Lenin
Serviceable Education Says Education Must Reform
United States Commissioner of Education William John Cooper argues that progress in solving international relations vice crime and human behavior is insufficient. He urges education to prepare citizens for civic duties, apply new truths, and modernize methods to avoid societal decline.
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William John Cooper
United States
Vocational and civic education as core school duties
The text argues for shifting from rote knowledge to a system that builds practical and moral understanding. Vocational, civic, and moral training are essential, with schools taking the leading role, supported by homes and churches, to reduce correctionalneed and economic distress while fostering independent reasoning.
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Elvic
Lipton Spirit Links Britain and America in Yacht Clash
Huntington Advertiser notes Sir Thomas Lipton, famed yachtsman, enjoys enduring popularity in the United States. Though he has pursued the America's Cup since 1851, his cheerful persistence and love of sailing keep him a revered figure across the ocean. Born in Glasgow, Lipton came to America at 15 to seek his fortune, later thriving in business while remaining passionately devoted to the water.
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Advertiser
Sir Thomas Lipton
Great Britain
United States
Sir Thomas
America
Isle of Wight
Sir
Thomas
Glasgow
Clyde
World War costs and wealth loss in US history
An analysis notes World War I cost the United States about 52 billion dollars in direct expenses, roughly 30 percent of 1912 wealth, with eventual total costs near one hundred billion. Growth stalled 1912 to 1922, wealth rose only 16 percent versus a potential 90 percent, while population grew 15 percent. The piece argues Americans forgave European debts without offsetting assets and gained little soil or indemnities in return.
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Harding
Federal Trade Commission
Europe
Legislature Seeks Modern Punishments For Modern Crimes
Chicago August reports show state lawmakers moving to fit punishments to crimes using new tech and weapons. Ohio and New Mexico target burglars with military gear, Indiana makes armor use a felony, Nebraska adds electric or gas break‑in as a crime, North Dakota tightens libel with a radio wording clause.
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American Bar Association
Ohio
New Mexico
Indiana
Nebraska
North Dakota
West Virginia Briefs From Morgantown to Wellsburg
Morgantown reports Marion county boy wins a gold medal at a 4-H camp. Moundsville constable Lehew fined after pleading guilty to assault and battery. Wheeling robbers escape with 300 dollars after holding up Monongahela West Penn Public Service offices. Clarksburg Seventh Day Baptists at Salem College oppose adopting an international fixed calendar. Wellsburg farmer W. W. Smith, 55, arrested on shooting with intent to kill after a dispute with Herbert Allen, 41, his son-in-law.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wheeling
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Escape
Clarksburg
Seventh Day Baptists of
United States
Salem College
Wellsburg
W. W. Smith
Brooke County
Herbert Allen
Arrests For Unauthorized Meeting In Commons
Boston August 23 three members of the international labor defense were arrested last night for addressing an unauthorized Sacco Vanzetti memorial meeting. They were released on bail. A second gathering, held with a permit, proceeded under the Sacco Vanzetti memorial committee. Sacco and Vanzetti were executed in 1927 for the murder of a Braintree paymaster, an event that stirred Communist circles worldwide.
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International, Labor Defense
Sacco-Vanzetti
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Sacco
Vanzetti
Braintree
DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE SOLUTION FOR YESTERDAY
Solution of yesterday's crossword puzzle appears in this notice. It lists the completed grid and clues solved, indicating the final answers and authoring newspaper tradition for puzzle fans.
Peru Revolt Threatens Leguia in Arequipa Crisis
A serious revolt in southern Peru led by military garrison in Arequipa seized civil and military chiefs, placing the city under firm control. The government reportedly planned steps, with reports of fleets to Mollendo and aircraft movements against the city.
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Lima
Peru
Augusto J. Leguia
Arequipa
Mollendo
Arenal Pg
Germany and Irish Free State Permit World Flight Act
Germany and the Irish Free State granted permission for Roger Williams and Ted Lundgren to fly over their territories on a proposed winter circumnavigation. Awaited today by the State Department was permission from Great Britain Japan and Holland for the legs of the journey.
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Germany
Irish Free State
Roger 4. Williams
Ted Lundgren
State Department
Great Britain
Japan
Holland
Harvard Men Outgrow Fathers in Third Generation
Cambridge, Aug 23 The Peabody Museum study by Gordon T Bowles finds Harvard men in the third generation larger and taller than their fathers. Among 1461 couples the sons average 18.5 years at marriage vs fathers 19.6. weight 149.48 vs 141.33 pounds. height 5 ft 10 in vs 6 ft 8 6 10 in for fathers. Preliminary data from women’s colleges show daughters surpassing mothers.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Peabody Museum
Gordon T. Bowles
Bowles
Wild West Show at State Fair Stars Gentry Brothers
The Gentry Brothers Circus brings a full wild west show to the Golden Jubilee West Virginia State Fair in Wheeling, August 30 through September 11. Cowboys and cowgirls perform roping, bucking broncos, and bulldogging with Sioux and Stomx demonstrations, plus trained horses, aerial acts, and pretty girl riders. The circus travels by modernized motorized caravan of 100 trucks and buses, ensuring smooth, on time performances. Dr. and Mrs. H L Potts plan a New York trip for stock buying and business.
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West Virginia
Wheeling Fairgrounds
Gentry
Far West
Stomx
Gentry Bros. Circus
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