What sensible people do in a world of folly
A reflective critique of so called sensible behavior. It catalogs everyday risks and excesses—from dangerous stunts to lavish fashion and noisy comforts—arguing that prudent people chase wealth, status, and pleasure while ignoring true safety and meaning. The piece ends by questioning life’s fragility and moral priorities.
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Spare the Sick A Guide to Gentle Conversation About Death
A guidance piece advises visitors to avoid gloomy talk of death with the ill. It urges letting ministers handle such topics, noting each person’s thoughts on dying vary. Emphasize sympathy and tact, and spare the patient detailed fears or plans for the afterlife.
Country guest argues over hotel room in elevator tense exchange
An elderly guest protests a hotel room condition insisting she won’t pay for a pigsty style room with a folding bed. The bellboy bluntly corrects her, guiding her into the elevator and insisting the space isn’t her room.
The Spendthrift Knows Not Pleasure
A short ad urging readers to curb small expenditures and save for substantial pleasures, promoting Hershey Trust Company of Hershey Pennsylvania as the financial path to real life's benefits.
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