Calendar Reform Sparks Debate Across Nations
An essay reviews proposed calendar reforms.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1927
Page
2
Political reflections and social critiques in a long personal note
A lengthy, first person monologue traces views on war, leadership, and peace, deriding public policy as war cries while praising common sense. It weaves in anecdotes about reading the Bible, the author’s surname Watson, observations on neighborhoods, false teeth, and modern vs ancient wisdom, ending with a sharp jab at communism and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaiiny
Watson
Being on Time and the Decline of Punctual Courtesy
The Mobile Register notes that punctuality is a social virtue and laments delays that waste others time. It argues that failure to keep appointments is selfish and discourteous, reflecting a broader decline in courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattersen
Child Actress Announces First Motion Picture Role
Little Audrey revealed to her father the title of her debut film She flourls of Metl It about a young inventor who has a device stolen to silence the daughter of airplanes, in a tale of invention and intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Audrey
Line Detect Counterfeit Money Mentioned in Notice
A fragment from the Kaoneas City Times notes a discussion on counterfeit money. The text hints at a surprising moment involving a young daughter and a family reaction. The readable portion is brief and lacks full context or clear event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zrunda
Fils
Kaoneas City Times
Unruly Tongues in Thought and Utterance
A zine piece explores why the tongue hesitates to reveal inner secrets of thought. It reflects on speech, secrecy, and the tension between mind and voice in modern discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magszine
New Year Optimism and Self Faith Reflections
A Francesa Morgan column reflects on New Year optimism and bold self faith. It discusses how youth face twelve months ahead with hope and hunches, urging balance between optimism and self restraint while valuing hope in spiritual and material aims.
Crown Prince of all the years greets a hopeful world
A 1927 Western Newspaper Union note extols peace and prosperity for the nation and community. It honors William L. Gaston and envisions capital investment, pleasant conditions, full labor remuneration, abundant harvests, and universal mercy from God for all mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Gaston
New Year Resolve To Do Kind Deeds Daily
Gloria plans a year of kindness recording 364 days of good deeds on an old tablet. She hopes to fill the days with cheerful calls notes and letters though she fears completing a thousand days of benevolence. Cymatt Jamison is mentioned as getting curious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Waltern
League of Nations
League
Frst
Greenwich
United States Naval Observatories
League of Nations Committee
Gloria
Western Newspaper Union
Cymatt Jamison
Europe
Wish Monthly Opening Year Greeting Note
A simple dated greeting wishes the recipient a bright year ahead and life filled with light in the evening hours. The message expresses hope for continued happiness and prosperity through the months to come.
Sign Them All Revolt Drafts Urge Delegated Action
A fragmented note proposes appointing someone to draft a set of revolutions or deeds, then have them sign off. The writer questions the need for universal signing and suggests a delegated signer to formalize the plan.
The Passing of the Old Year Nostalgic yearend reflection from 1923 Kansas City column
The piece recalls New Year's Eve rituals and memories of 1927 with personal milestones and losses. It contrasts past hopes with present realities, ending with wishes for the new year and a hopeful breath as 1923 dawns.
Yearly Curfew Marks the Old Year’s Rest
A framed poem with archaic imagery notes the old year dying and a new year rising. The verse speaks of incense and a spirit emerging from a long repose as time turns.
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Job
Howe
ED Howe
WNU
Theo
Anao
Ita
United States
Rocky Mountains
Mole Hills
Cone
Lifim
Francesa Morgan
Uolon
L. R Lyons
Kanaas City
Tar
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