Judge Scudder Keeps Dogs Despite Barking Ban
Greenwich residents push to remove 70 cocker spaniels kept by former New York Supreme Court justice Townsend Scudder amid claims of excessive barking. Scudder argues the dogs’ barking is not excessive and proposes night sounds and a watchman to count barks, but locals insist on eviction as years of legal battles continue.
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Public discourse on education, press, and patriotism
A column from Houston reflects on college fund drives, aging solicitors, and a shift in charity culture. It cites women’s leadership, wartime service, and the rise of national unity while warning against sectarianism and censorship. The piece voicefully praises Franklin D. Roosevelt and contrasts free press with tyrannies.
When Jesus Was Baptized and Tempted
Lesson outlines Mark 1 1 13 focus on John the Baptist preparation the baptism of Christ and the Temptation in the wilderness. It emphasizes repentance Holy Ghost power obedience humility and scriptural victory over Satan. The study urges yielding to the Spirit and relying on God's Word for spiritual conflict.
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Ma Turner Grabs the Star Role in Print Street Picnic
Ma Turner waits for the annual Print street picnic and is snubbed by neighbors. Sam Clem is caught, jailed, and Ma gains public sympathy as reporters expose her life from governor’s aide to poorhouse resident. Sandy Hicks delivers a final truck ride as Ma faces tomorrow with dignity.
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Wind Pranks Indiana Town with Historic Tornado Tale
A New York Sun writer recounts a 19th century Rush County tornado that raged for about 30 minutes, lifting fences and barns, splitting a three story farmhouse, uprooting maples, and tossing fence rails across fields in a vivid farming community memory.
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Making a Chintz Bed Spread With Corded Seams
Instructions for sewing a 54 inch wide double bed spread from 11.5 yards of 36 inch chintz with corded seams. Step by step cutting plan, cord insertion, and bias trimming. Ad for Mrs Spears sewing book with 25 cent offer.
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We Admire the Chap Who Can Stand the Gaff
A Detroit News quotation extols a person who faces misfortune with resolve and a song in his heart. It contrasts public reaction to personal trials with the urge to print an extra with dramatic headlines. It warns against heedless self pity and suggests leading with courage.
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