Pennsylvania Newsboys Job Threat Amid Legislation Rise
Welfare driven bills threaten employment of newspaper carriers under 16 across Pennsylvania. Rep Spann seeks to ban, provoking opposition from the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association. A parallel effort would grant federal power to regulate under 18 labor, risking broader newspaper boy jobs. Supporters urge public input to save local newsboys.
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Holiday safety tips warn of fire and falls during Christmas
The National Safety Council urges a safe season noting fire risks from flammable decorations candles and dry trees. Advice covers non-flammable ornaments securing trees avoiding candles electric checks and limiting tree display time plus fall prevention from decorations and toys.
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The Man Inside Revealed In Inner Voice Guiding Life
A reprinted meditation argues that true power lies not in external actions but in the inner self. It emphasizes the inner man as the source of choice, purpose, and moral direction, urging readers to listen to and obey the inner voice to achieve happiness and success.
Are You Sympathetic by J. J. Mundy
A reader questions self appointed judges of others pain noting that two people with the same ailment may suffer differently. The piece argues physical makeup and nerves shape distress and urges greater tolerance and sympathy for the afflicted.
The Beggar by Edgar A Guest
The poem portrays a destitute man unseen in pain and pride as others judge him by ragged clothes and a thin hand. It contrasts the beggar’s inner thoughts with the public’s quick glance and dismissive treatment, noting how fate, not drink, drives his hardship. The accompanying line mocks the Anti Roosevelt faction as bum sports who won’t play unless rules suit them.
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Cumulative Jokes and Wry Observations Tickle Daily Laughs
A collage of humorous quips and social observations ranges from doctors and lawyers to booze lore and matrimonial foibles. The snippets touch on work life, marriage, weather, travel, and provincial life with a light ironic tone typical of a 1920s era newspaper humor page.
Inflation or deflation debate drowns political rhetoric
A column mocks partisan slurs as it questions future economic trends from inflation to reflation and teases political bravado, noting a shift in tone as confrontation grows.
Symposium Of Editorial Views From Newspapers Of Motions
A digest compiling editorial perspectives from multiple newspapers on key subjects edited by Consolidated Press Association. It presents varied viewpoints, aims to inform readers about notable motions and policy questions under consideration.
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Morgenthau
Treasury censorship sparks nationwide press reaction
The Treasury Department policy change prompts mixed editorials across major papers. The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin and others describe a partial lift of censorship while warning of continued repression. Critics warn such controls threaten free expression and democratic norms.
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Left and right hog ham debated at William Penn Hotel
The William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh serves left ham sandwiches with a menu claim that hogs show muscular right ham compared to left. The menu offers two tests to prove the difference by observing hogs and tasting the left ham sandwich.
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Advice to drink hot water before breakfast
A reader suggests forming a habit of drinking hot water before breakfast to aid self control throughout the day. The note appears as a brief opinion in the Lowell Evening Leader.
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Today Is the Day in Brief Calendar Notes and Births
A digest of notable births and historical anniversaries dated today. Highlights include Rudolf Friml born 1881 and Willa Cather born 1876, plus Cicero’s 63rd year and Admiral Bligh’s 64th, with brief notes on events like Delaware’s statehood motto and a 1659 Port Jefferson ordinance.
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