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Co operation as essential in all human effort
A compact essay extols cooperation as the universal game for all to play where winners are shared. It likens bees hornets and ants to cooperative success and cites war loans and Allied efforts under Marshal Foch as evidence that teamwork yields prosperity and progress for individuals and groups.
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Uniform Vehicle Code Advocated At Atlantic Safety Conference
Benjamin Eynon PA registrar urged a national uniform vehicle code to boost safety and simplify traffic control at the Atlantic coast safety conference in Philadelphia. He called for simple regulations, uniform rules, preventive departments, an intelligent parking system, pedestrian protection, and dedicated streets for certain vehicle types. The proposed framework follows the Hoover code and the January 4 traffic code adoption by the General Assembly will influence other states.
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Attorney General Sargent Urges Respect for Law at Bedford Springs
In a address to the Pennsylvania Bar Association at Bedford Springs, Attorney General Sargent stressed respect for law as civilization’s foundation. He warned current neglect would erode liberty and fuel law evasion, noting public mockery by writers and cabaret performers. He warned disrespect for one law breeds contempt for all.
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Sentence Sermons from Rev Roy D Smith D D
A brief excerpt from Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy D Smith condemns lack of sympathy and mockery toward the afflicted. It denounces moral failures such as reveling in others sorrow, sneering at conviction, contempt for workers, and delight in an enemy's misfortune.
Safety Sam Says Back Patting and Lindbergh
A brief remark notes that while glancing at a man’s back may draw attention, persistent back patting does not win Lindbergh’s approval and may fail to turn him.
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Hints and Dints Admitted by Pretend Bootleggers
A scatter of quotes and anecdotes cover political talk, Hollywood wage debates, road projects, and social musings. The item references Gene Tunney, Commodore Perry, and local figures, noting humor and public concerns about taxes, prohibition, and the era’s culture. The tone is of a late 1920s or early 1930s community column with jokes, opinions, and brief notices.
Protect Children and Comets in 1927 Irreverent News Mix
GHRTHOR BRISBANE reports on the Pons-Winnecke comet passing 3,500,000 miles from Earth at 18% miles per second, compares to light speed, and blends science notes with social and political commentary. He warns on Fourth of July safety, cites Trotzky and Zinoviev, previews future air travel, wealth growth, and aviation infrastructure in the United States.
Oberlin College bids farewell to President Henry Churchill King
Day's News notes the retirement of Dr. Henry Churchill King after a long tenure at Oberlin College. He rose from tutor in mathematics to associate professor, professor, and dean. Known for teaching core themes and authoring widely read books, he blended religious leadership with educational governance.
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Joy of the Believer and Prayer Reflections
A devotional note quotes Psalm 34 11 urging gladness in the Lord and rejoicing by the righteous followed by a prayer about joy in salvation. The fragment then pivots to a critical remark about taxation and a person who wastes rations in a charitable pantry context.
Vanderbilts split up after gifts hunt for wedding
Mrs Joe Kite says there are many gifts to choose from but she dislikes encouraging drinking as she hunts presents for the Bentley Meadows wedding following the Vanderbilts’ split.
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Dr Crane’s Editorial on Public Schools for All Children
President Samuel Morehouse of Drake University Des Moines argues that America stands for the education of the masses. He says the public school belongs to all children and must adapt to each learner rather than forcing all into one system. The schoolteacher's role is vital as one who fits to diverse needs.
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Memoriam for Edgar Guess Magician and Educator
Remembering a magician who delighted children with coins from air and tricks on a table. He taught wonder, curiosity, and the idea that education should shape character and thinking. The piece links fantasy magic with a larger belief that democracy relies on a thoughtful, educated public.
Temperance Society Opposes Prohibition Amendment
The Church Temperance Society of the Episcopalian Church, once pro Prohibition, registered against the Prohibition Amendment by a two to one vote on a questionnaire. Its leadership now favors law enforcement but condemns coercive measures. The matter was briefly discussed at the Episcopal Church meeting, with Rev Dr Thomas Empringham praising enforcement while condemning despotism. The article notes a broader temperance backlash against Prohibition in America.
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Cathedral Dedication in St Louis Marks Catholic Milestone
One year after the Catholic Cathedral in St Louis was dedicated by Cardinal Borzeno, the article notes a national democratic corollary. The piece hints at ongoing civic themes and signals a forthcoming event titled The End of the Battle.
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Courageous Hearts and Daring Aviators Highlight a Brave Era
A columnist lauds physical courage as vital yet not essential for civilization. He cites Charles Lindbergh and aviators like Linton Wells, praising calm risk taking, global flights, and wartime duty. Wells plans a around the world dash in 15 days, predicting rapid future air travel with heavy, comfortable planes.
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