Sacrifice by Berton Braley
A reflective verse on a mother’s selfless toil and its impact on her children. The piece contrasts altruistic labor with later judgment, suggesting sacrifice can misfire when it breeds selfishness in offspring. Copyright 1922 NEA Service.
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Berton Braley
NEA Service
Foretelling July News Wave Promises Big and Small Events
The piece argues July will bring a surge of notable stories after a quiet news period. It cites waves in crime, brokerage failures, and social psychology as drivers of upcoming coverage, urging emphasis on democracy and constitutional study in higher education.
Learn to Swim and the Summer Drowning Risk
The piece urges learning to swim to reduce water fatalities as summer heat brings more swimming. It notes pools and ponds are accessible in many towns, counsels parental supervision, and highlights women’s growing prowess in long distance swimming alongside men.
Editorial Viewpoint in Asheville Times on graduate ignorance
The Asheville Times discusses a college graduate's limited knowledge criticizing his self view and comparing his learning to the less fortunate. The piece argues graduates have only skimmed the Promised Land and remain ignorant in crucial areas despite effort and time.
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United States
Universiy
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Asheville Times
Our corn production in North Carolina
The article argues NC could be the top corn state, noting its strength in tobacco and cotton. It urges concentrating on corn as a money crop to boost statewide production beyond feeding livestock, and suggests counties could reach high yields with focused effort.
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Charlotte News
North Carolina
Sleep Drives Peter Stankowitz to Steam Plant Whistle
New York June 12 Peter Stankowitz unable to sleep lured himself to the Lightfoot Schultz Soap plant in the early morning He turned on steam and blew the whistle causing many workers to rush to the factory Foreman Hugo Lange found him and the law charges him with malicious mischief as 200 employees faced potential danger.
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Hugo Lange
Pete
Common Sense Health Note Highlights Hidden New York Church
Article notes a tiny Spanish Episcopalian church in New York hidden in the Missions house on a second floor with a room the size of a small apartment living room. It seats about 50 but usually draws five or six. Rev. N G Mantero conducts services even with tiny attendance.
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Northcliffe Resigns from Newspaper Proprietors Association
London June 12. Lord Northcliffe opposes wage cuts for printers across his papers the Times and Daily Mail. He resigns from the Newspaper Proprietors Association breaking with the group and vowing no printer wage reductions. He accuses capitalists ignorant of Fleet Street of dictating terms.
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Alternating Affections Continues Amid Family Tension
Ruth Walden confronts fear after a wreck and secretive nights as Garrick Dick and Mrs. Walden visit her at the Usonia. Ruth’s innocence and love of excitement are tested while motherly reassurance and discreet intervention aim to ease suspicion and restore trust.
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Ruth Walden Looms In Club Scene and Love Tangles
Ruth faces a web of affections at the country club as Garrick and Dick compete for her affection. The Mayhem includes a dictograph caper, a mysterious vial, a club crowd, and warnings from Professor Vario as Ruth navigates romance with Jack Curtis and Dick while Ruth’s mother watches with wary amusement. The story centers on social intrigue, risky schemes, and a young woman's swift rise in club society.
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Garrick
Almos
Glenn
Vira
Mrs. Walden
Mummsy
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Carrie “Wells
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tHello
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Opera leaders seek lift of Satome ban in Europe
Otto Kahn and Gatti Casazza travel to Europe to persuade on lifting the ban on Satome. Richard Strauss travels to Vienna to conduct Salome for Metropolitan powers while Rose Reeves of Chicago, age eleven, arrives in New York after rapid schooling to join Columbia University as she pursues law and singing aspirations. Rost remains a child with limited maturity despite her stated goals.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
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Richard Strauss
Viennna
Rose Reeves
Chicago
Columbia University
Rost
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