Population not everything says New Castle editorial
An unsigned editorial argues population growth alone does not guarantee urban welfare and proposes wise growth planning. It notes traffic, housing and governance challenges rise with city size, urging foresight to soften hardships as cities expand. It also contrasts growth with quality of life and development.
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New Castle
Seanad
International News Service
Sale Foreign Advertising
S. G. Uimdenatela, Inc
Madison Ave
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Pub! Makers’ Association
Toes
Fragmented Moral Rhetoric on Goodness and Hypocrisy
A reflective piece questions human capacity for evil and neighborly kindness, urging restraint from prejudice and hypocrisy. It contrasts mothers’ compassion with bosses’ arrogance and laments the burden of societal judgment while calling for self-examination.
Hints and Dints From a rambled editorial scrawl
A long, fragmented column wryly critiques politics and society. It lampoons sensational stories, unemployment, Prohibition era figures, and public figures like Gov. Pinchot while poking fun at war memories and daily life observations.
Death of Cal Coolidge Jr in Washington Hospital
One year ago Toe Calvin Coolidge Jr the president's son died in a Washington hospital from blood poisoning.
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Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Washington
Safety Sam Says: How People Must Hate Children
A fragment notes criticism of Cher for not keeping a cistern cover, mentioning a rotten tint as the sole cover. The terse remark implies safety concerns and blame toward infants or children.
Pearson Named United States Minister to Finland
Alfred J. Pearson, appointed by President Coolidge as minister to Finland, is an adopted Iowa son with a long Midwest career as educator, teacher, and author. A native of Sweden who settled in America, he studied at Yale, taught German at Drake University, and researched the German school system in 1911. He has written works on English classics and Raine country legends and led a varied diplomatic path including a year as minister to Poland.
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United States
Finland
Coolidge
Iowa
Middle West
Poland
Mr. Pearson
Sweden
America
Yale
Darwinism and the worker's season for success
Arthur Brisbane reflects on Darwinism, the struggle for existence, and the role of effort in success. He contrasts views on evolution with divine design, notes the need for labor in hot weather, and discusses social issues from marriage vows to labor strikes, urging thoughtful action and progress.
The Secret to Old Age Is Happiness, Says Many
Dr Frank Crane’s Daily Editorial surveys aged individuals from New Jersey to Canada and England. Noting birthdays from 96 to 108, the piece argues health hinges on outlook and activity rather than strict rules, with living examples of joy, charity, and purposeful daily work.
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Sara Hyman
Woodcliffe
New Jersey
Theodore G. Northup
John Picton
Canada
Rosalie
Belleville
Myron Crozier
Harge Empire
Longsland
Kupper Bier
Hotel Kan
the McClure
The Opium Trade Debunked in World View
A critical piece argues that U S opium comes from Germany rather than India or Britain and claims Indian morphia is scarce. It asserts most morphia and heroin are produced in Germany and Switzerland from Turkish Persian and Smyrna opium and urges discouraging Turkish Persian and Smyrna supply to curb drug abuse.
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United States
India
China
Westminster
Wade
Germany
Switzerland
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Persia
Asiatic
Turkey
United Stated
England
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest reveals a garden testimony
A poem where the speaker asks readers to judge not by rumors or deeds but by his garden. He highlights marigolds roses and geraniums as evidence of a nobler, gentler side. The speaker invites readers to walk the garden and see his dreams love and devotion expressed in pansies and Dublin beds, testifying to his better nature.
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Edgar A. Guest
Bible Thought Daily: Kindness and Overcoming Evil
A devotional note emphasizes Romans 12 10 11 24 urging believers to outdo one another in showing honor to others to avoid evil and to act with bro charity and practical love in daily life.
Anniversaries recall authors and politicians across years
The item lists 19th and 20th century milestones and birthdays. Notable entries include Walter Scott’s Waverley published anonymously in the 1810s, senator Wittemeyer from Illinois born in New York, poet Paul Hamilton Hayne’s death in Georgia, Governor Nicholls veto on Louisiana lottery, the National Free Coinage association founded in Helena, Bryan’s third presidential nomination, and Spain’s Alfonso XIII signing a decree restricting religious orders amid Vatican talks.
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Wittem Be, Mason
United States
Illinois
Franklinville
N.Y
Washington, D. C
Paul Hamilton Hayne
West Augusta
Charleston
8. C
Nicholls
National Free Coinage Association
Helena
Mont.oos
William J. Bryan
Alfonso
Spain
Vatican
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