Crime and moral training in a changing society
A Cleveland Press commentary in The News Company paper discusses crime waves, tools and character, and the need for stronger moral training. It argues that newspapers must print all news prudently, warns against predigested reporting, and notes society’s shift with technology. It also covers Belgium debt settlement, debating whether forgiving debts would prevent future wars, and urges careful, full repayment.
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Cleveland Press
End of the Chautauqua Era Signals Shifting Entertainment
An advised essay reflects that the passing of the chautauqua circuit marks a shift in American leisure as audiences move to automobiles radio and newspapers. While praising its educational value the piece notes circuits are shrinking, titles call for modernization, and time will determine if this entertainment form fades or adapts.
Wilsons signature binds US claims Belgium terms
The piece rails at Woodrow Wilson for binding the United States by signing papers amid the Belgium fleet settlement dispute. It warns of dangerous precedent and urges caution in recognizing official acts. Also touches suicide issues in Long Beach, literary and musical jabs, ancient tombs, and radio theory insights.
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Belgium
United States
France
Tts
Woodrow Wisco
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Oldtime newspaper blurbs spark scattered musings and quirks
A collage of snippets blends jokes on Captain Kidd and pirates with reflections on taxes marriage and law. The column weighs social habits politics and everyday absurdities, closing with playful lines on broadcasts and a West Virginia jail punchline.
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Captain Kidd
Mrs J Borden Harriman a Democratic leader and adviser
Mrs J Borden Harriman a longtime Democratic power in New York and national circles heads the National Democratic Womens club and has influenced civic and political life since the Wilson era. She helped elect John Mitchel mayor and served as municipal adviser before joining labor related committees and Red Cross work during the war. A separate notice announces Dr C M Booker opening a dental office at 111 S North Street opposite Post Office.
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J. Borden Harriman
Integra
Helen Gardner
Civil Service Commission
National Democratic Women's Club
New York
Harriman
John P. Mitchelay
Wilson
Red Gregs
Notich
C. M. Booker
S. North Street
Tarriman Lovee plan aims to cut New York to Chicago route
The Tarriman-Lovee proposal would cut turning time by four hours and reduce distance by about 200 miles, potentially prompting Santa Fe to shave hours off the California run. It could shorten journeys by a day from January 10 coast, though future air routes may render such rail links less useful.
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Tarriman-Lovee
New York
Chicago
Santa Fe
California
Bill Nye Monument Planned Near Fletcher North Carolina
Dr Frank Crane’s Daily Editorial argues for a monument at Bill Nye’s grave near Fletcher to honor his wit and style. He notes Nye’s impact was cheer, not public service, and praises imagination over decay of past monuments while urging a fitting tribute in the churchyard with a boulder tablet.
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Natrona
Fletcher
North Carolina
Ashevilla
Bill Nye
Nye
Arnold Barnett
Homer
Horace
Earth
McClura
Bebe
Anniversaries Span Wars and Fires Across Years
A collage of historical anniversaries lists events from 1781 Washington and Rochambeau crossing the Hudson to 1923 Coolidge appointing a governor in a coal wage dispute. It notes a Concord fire in 1850, Oregon exploration in 1811, and a 1862 Confederate advance near Chattanooga.
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Washington
Hochambeau
Hudson
Philadelphia
Timothy Bloodworth
North Carolina
U. S
Washington, N.C
Concord
N. H
T'Vault
Oregon Country
Osn
Brags
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Kentucky
Florina
Monaath
Tosaph
Glass
Salt Lake City
Coolidge
Pinchat
Pennsylvania
Florida Inheritance Tax Debate Drives Population Shift
A provocative essay questions why Florida attracts new residents by promising no state inheritance or income tax. It contrasts Florida’s growth with other states relying on taxes, noting Florida’s improving infrastructure and public works funded by new residents as it becomes a winter haven. The piece argues the tax landscape shapes migration and the state’s future wealth.
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Florida
Theodore
America
East Coast
Palm Beach
Havana
Tampa
Siam
Lita
Daja
Duty of Parents in Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Poem admonishes parents to be firm and consistent with children. It stresses that saying no is sometimes tougher but necessary, as indulgence leads to worse behavior. Highlights courage to withhold easy comforts and balance discipline with love, recognizing parenting is a demanding duty.
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British Museum
America
Germany
Notance
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Brooklyn
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Johnson
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Company
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