Moisture in Home Air Misleading Beliefs Warned
Dr J C Bayles cautions against artificially adding humidity to indoor air. He notes false prophets urged moisture from evaporation and furnaces to the air, but excess dampness harms health and property. Proper ventilation and lower humidity are advised.
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J. C. Bayles
Maggiene
Seaboard
Motherhood and freedom in the Wesleys era by Elbert Hubbard
The piece argues that visible lovers argue before marriage and that women were foundational home makers in primitive times. It extols maternal strength, condemns male dominance, and praises the Wesley family matriarchs as free, courageous, and essential to civilization.
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Elbert Hubbard
John
Charles Wesley
Wesleys
How London Dwarfs England
London dominates England draining vitality and shaping culture across Britain. The provinces lose opportunity as most writers and artists cluster within a four mile radius, stifling local patriotism and artistic life. London Chronicle notes this the metropolis’ overwhelming ascendancy curtails provincial growth.
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Ondon
England
Great Britain
Finance
Daudet
Paris
London Chronicle
Country Girls In Danger Warns Mothers Of City Dangers
Local column urges mothers to heed an article by a Chicago district attorney on threats to rural girls in urban life. It warns of entrapment in places like ice cream parlors and stresses making farm homes attractive to keep daughters close.
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EH Elizabeth Maranville
NING
Woman's World
United States District Attorney
Chicago
Mathers
Roads versus Automobiles Demand Road Improvement Action
The article discusses the impact of automobiles on road wear across France England and the United States noting rising maintenance costs and accelerated deterioration of macadam roads. It urges oiling towing and tire innovations and calls for Texas counties to adopt systematic road plans and seek bonds or taxes to fund improvements.
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France
England
New Jersey
Pittsburg
Europe
America
Pittsburg Dispatch
Texas
State Highway Commission
Fort Worth
Molasses as Road Top Dressing Raises Caution
The Boston Post notes a new road improvement idea using crude molasses as a top dressing to reduce tire wear. It warns past "scientific" dust fixes that sprinkled petroleum, causing odors, urging tests on highways away from homes until drawbacks and merits are fully learned.
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Back Bay
Boston Post
Split-Log Right of Way in Road Building Questioned
The Split-Log advocates road improvements but critics call for sensible legislation. The Sulphur Springs Gazette argues talk must yield to practical action to solve the road problem in the interest of travelers.
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Sulphur Springs
A Fatal Breath Bookton and Brookton Quip
A New York Times cartoon caption jokes about statistics on mortality and breathing. Bookton boasts about mortality data and Brookton replies with a pun about cloves and census.
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Bookton
Brookton
New York ‘Times
Perfumery Demand Grows In Venezuela Across Genders
In Venezuela the demand for perfumery is high among men, while women rely on face powder as a daily necessity due to the cafe mate influence.
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Venezuela
Elements of Success from Paul Faith and Focus
The message argues four elements for spiritual success based on Paul: self appraisal to know one’s abilities and proper focus, directing power to the right place, tenacity and sustained effort, and aligning emphasis with divine leading to achieve meaningful work for God. It contrasts worldly busyness with disciplined soul development and steadfast pursuit of eternal aims.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
St. Paul
Christ
God
Man
Jesus
Martin Luther
Rene Clerge
Amin Er
The Full Life and Deep Streams Puzzle
The fragment contemplates life as deep streams overflowing stone obstacles, contrasting with shallow noisy flows. It hints at a reformist Scots context and the idea that fall and disruption protect from minor daily troubles.
Night rider protests against trial in tense dispute
Fragmentary report notes a night rider objecting to a trial and complaining about lost sleep amid a peevish exchange. The source shows garbled text with phrases like twe lost a lot of sleep and ain’t that trial. Philadelphia Ledger credit appears.
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Philadelphia Ledser
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