All is Well as We Live Love and Labor
A thoughtful column reflecting on a Yale professor George Srumbull Ladd will and a Nagasaki grave plan. It urges living with love and labor to avoid conflict and regret, noting the need to overcome hostility and nurture goodwill to reach a peaceful end with “all is well.”
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George Srumbull Ladd
Yale University
School of Commerce
Nagasaki
Japan
Ladd
India
Mars
How Do You Say It and Mourning Note
The column discusses archaic English usage such as either and each, citing King James Bible phrases as correct for historical context. A second item recounts a Boston Transcript anecdote where a garage worker explains losing 35 dollars and needing to grieve.
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Smith
Sam
Los
Nacherly
Boston Transcript
Lyrics of Life Style Reflects Shifting Social Fashion
A dated verse laments changing tastes and the pressure to display fashion. It recalls old yard symbols like iron dogs and sturdy loggers on the stoop, contrasts them with new trends, and predicts people will chase style again, spending to keep up.
From Singers to Illustrators A Lesson in Focus
The piece profiles Charles I. Van Loan who chose illustration over singing, foreseeing a brighter career. It argues most people possess multiple talents but excel by concentrating on one craft and avoiding scattered efforts. It notes TIME and skill determine success, not mere talent.
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Tutle
Charles
van Loan
Mnch
Venison Roast and Rich Rice Pudding From A Home Cook Book
A vintage recipe excerpt describes rich rice pudding with rice, milk, cream, eggs, and sugar, topped with a meringue. It also details Virginia style roast venison with long aging, careful prep, paper covering, multi stage basting, and a cider gravy with currant jelly. The dish ends with a gelatinized vanilla cream dessert.
Thousand Islands describe a mixed US Canadian island group
The Thousand Islands span the St. Lawrence River from Lake Ontario’s eastern end for about forty miles. Located partly in New York and partly in Canada, the archipelago holds 1500 to 1800 lands with summer residences and large hotels catering to city visitors.
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Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Lake Ontario
New York State
Canada
Browned Chestnuts Cooked In Nutty Mixture
A 1921 Western Newspaper Union recipe describes thickening a mixture then pouring into a form, topping with chopped nuts. It instructs using large imported chestnuts, scoring each shell, boiling, draining, shell removal, frying until brown, then draining and lightly salting.
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Western Newspaper Union
The Cheerful Cherub Life of Toil Ahead
A fragmented children's tale follows Tommy as the eldest sibling amid a family with two more sisters expected. The narrator recalls parental news and family dynamics with humor and caution about anger and responsibility.
World News Roundup of Inventions and Customs
A collection of brief notes covering inventions from adjustable window barriers and detachable boat roofs to river water depth via hydrophone. It mentions a high sun temperature in the Persian Gulf, aging oil causing bearings to seize, and flood lighting at weddings. Also notes a New Mexico adjutant general appointment and a historic Shelling reference.
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French National Union of Combatants
Sebastopol
Lapland
James Baca
Santa
Adjt
Harry R. Brown
New Mexico National Guard
Harding at Yorktown Monument Address
President Harding stood at the Yorktown monument with four cabinet members and distinguished Americans and called for global cooperation toward the common good, progress, and advancement of humankind, reflecting on Cornwallis surrender to Washington 140 years ago.
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Ithaca
Livingston Farrand
Cornell University
George F. Baker
New York
Charles M. Schwab
University
Frank J, Hiscock
New York Court of Appeals
Livingston Jarrand
Lord Cornwallis
George Washington
President Harding
Paymaster Relies on Lada and Queenie Not a Gun
A paymaster of a large firm avoids carrying a weapon by keeping a police dog named Queenie as his protection. He is notably aided by his friendship with dancer Lada who lends the dog.
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Lada
Queenie
Baldness Tends To Favor Meat Eaters In Hair Loss Study
Charles F. Pabst reports in the Western Medical Times that meat eaters show more baldness than vegetarians. He suggests tonics exercises special foods drinks and moderate mental effort as cures or preventive measures.
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Charles F. Pabst
Western Medical Times
Becomes Matter of Habit in Thinking Across Times
The piece argues thinking is a habit and varies by routine. It notes that children think best in school hours, writers and philosophers in their daily thinking period, newspaper staff by shift, and that no fixed best time exists. A dialogue exchange ends with a matrimonial quip about involving the mother in a marriage proposal.
Suit and overcoat trade prompts terse exchange
Mr. Cutter questions who recommended the visit as Owens fumbles a reply about “my taker” in a brief, clipped exchange. The line suggests an informal, uneasy business encounter.
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Mr. Cutter
Owens
Christ’s Knowledge and Authority as Teacher
A analysis defends Christ as above human and angelic knowledge. It notes Jesus confessed ignorance of the day and hour, yet asserts this does not undermine his infallible teaching. The text cites Luke Mark and John to show his authority and mission from the Father, with emphasis on his divine commission and assurances to disciples.
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Mark
Jesus
Christ
James Stalker
God
Africa
Lazarus
Love Without Hesitation and Bondage to God
A succinct reflection on loving God boldly and freely. It asks why we doubt our worthiness to love or be loved by God and asserts that true love does not hesitate or cling, but follows with freedom.
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James I Freeman Clarke
Knowledge Shall Increase Verse Quotation
A biblical passage from Daniel Chapter 12 verse 10 is cited, stating that knowledge will increase and many shall understand. The wording emphasizes rising knowledge and widespread comprehension in end times.
Fear Thou Not I Am with Thee Says The Lord
A biblical verse from Isaiah proclaims God’s presence and support. It reassures believers with promises of strength help and steadfastness in times of trouble.
Virtue Not Extinguished Tyrant Burke Quotation
A historic quotation notes that virtue endures in the heart and moderation remains in the mind despite tyranny and shame. The line emphasizes resilience of moral restraint against oppressive rule attributed to Burke.
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Tyranta— Burke
Buck-Man Claims Fastest on Record on Speed
The speaker boasts about unmatched speed saying he is the fastest on record. He compares himself to Pye outrunning a bullet for four miles and claims to switch off lights and be in bed before a room goes dark, in a boastful tone from American Legion Weekly.
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Pye
American Legion Weekly
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims vegetable based formula with a sworn purity statement and offers sample bottle by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
Man Seeks Nine Shot Revolver To Kill A Cat
A man visits a shop asking for a reliable revolver with nine shots to kill a cat. The gunsmith offers a six chamber revolver, but the customer rejects it seeking more capacity.
Bayer Aspirin Crowned With Genuine Bayer Name
Advertisements claim genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets bear the Bayer Cross on each tablet and package for protection against imitators. The piece notes eye strain from front-row theater seating and advises keeping the viewing angle to the screen under 35 degrees for comfort.
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BAYER
England
Popular Mechanics Magazine
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