Eternal Life Do Thou Love God and Neighbor
Scriptural quotation from Luke 10 27 28 commands loving God with heart soul strength and mind and loving neighbor as oneself as the path to life. The verse emphasizes total devotion and ethical conduct as a divine mandate.
Hospital Bond Drive Seen For Dam Area Project
An ambitious plan to finance a new modern hospital at the dam site gains momentum as engineers urge a municipal bond issue. The proposal contemplates a $150,000 loan with $100,000 secured by city ponds over 30 years, aiming for annual costs around $8,000 to $9,000. The RFC prefers bonds secured by municipal credit, potentially avoiding a separate hospital corporation. A referendum or special election is proposed to decide the bond issue.
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Questioning unequal treatment of drunks in town streets
A reader criticizes how local drunks are fined and made to work while transients from Roosevelt Hotel face expulsion. The piece argues for consistent policy and suggests chaining bums to deter drunkenness, hoping to keep excess drinkers beyond city limits.
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Cousin Archibald Roosevelt on mad spending
An editorial argues that the Washington administration must end its large annual deficits or risk national poverty and bankruptcy. It notes Roosevelt's words carry weight but says truth remains constant regardless of who speaks it, warning against sustained borrowing to fund government spending.
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Enduring Secrets at the Black Chamber Ball
Greenleaf weighs Countess Thorland and the spy Du Val as Joel and he navigate danger after a ball. Joel questions loyalty and truth while both confront fear, desire, and trust in a tense wartime setting.
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Nathaniel Greenleat
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Andre Duval
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Government finances and the bust of runaway spending
The piece argues that individuals cannot sustain monthly budgets beyond a point while government can print money. It warns that continued careless spending in Washington risks inflation, chaos, and financial ruin for all, good and bad alike, unless spending is halted and fiscal discipline returns.
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Beehler on the Spot in Charleston Political War
A field representative of the Washington relief department oversees Beehler's office in Charleston, amid clashes with Democratic state overlords. The shifting loyalties among rivals could rally broad support for Beechler, who has survived prior confrontations by leveraging diverse viewpoints.
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Judge's Son Case Reveals Conflicting Tales of Friends
Testimony describes rival stories about two young men with a clique of socialites allegedly plotting kidnapping extortion and robbery for money or thrills. Kennamer, shaken after the shooting, said he fired two bullets from his own pistol. Doris Rogers, fiancé of Gortell, urged Kennamer to speak plainly in his cell yesterday. Floyd Huff, Kansas City pilot, said Bismamer warned of Gorrell's planned encounter more than a week in advance.
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Extortion Plot Targets Oil Heiress Virginia Wilcox
The disclosure from Huff confirms Virginia Wilcox, elder daughter of H. F. Wilcox, a wealthy oil executive, was the innocent target of an extortion and kidnapping blot.
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Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful seven in one remedy for coughs and colds. It claims fast, harmless relief with no narcotics and offers an on the spot money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Washington Economists Question Giant Firms Value
Central Press reports in Washington that University of Maryland economist Dalyton J. Plicher argues that mass production and volume distribution offer advantages but at a price. He notes that a 200-store chain can push independents aside, as efficiency alone is not enough to justify higher prices. The Cleveland interview also covers convention noise, hotel life, and a humorous aside on wives during gatherings.
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Baum
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For Rent Or Sale Cottage On Thornton Pike
Five room cottage on two one half acres with gas and telephone water in the kitchen. Inquire at 87 Lincoln Street. 113-3
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