Trend of Thought and the World Court Debate
A disjointed personal essay argues that national prudence requires a world court while lamenting war profiteering and moral decay among the wealthy. It critiques wartime expenditures, calls for accountability for profiteers, and touches on advertising, social fashions, and government ownership debates.
Foreign bonds under warning of war era impact
Editorial notes a rumored spirit of war in Europe and warns owners of foreign or domestic bonds that war would depress bond values. It questions readers about current holdings and suggests actions to protect investments, highlighting caution as conflict looms and markets react.
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France
Allen
Germany
Europe
Heaven’s streets paved with auld cheer in charity's shield
If heaven’s streets are paved with pure auld we can see why a profit eer resists hell. By remembering charity covers a multitude of sin we understand why some people are so generous.
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Heaven
Eer
Hell
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