Hidden Motives Behind Kindness and Respect
If men's motives were always apparent, many acts now seen as kindness or respect might be exposed as selfishness or attempts to escape something feared.
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13 Dec 1923
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Pella Chronicle in Pella, Iowa
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1923
Page
1
Viewing actions through all angles to discern motive
The text argues that selfish seeming acts may stem from fear or altruistic intent, and that judgment requires evaluating motives from multiple perspectives. It emphasizes caution in drawing conclusions about others' mental states.
Iowa Proclaims Harding Memorial Week For Public Observance
The governor of Iowa, guided by Washington and in concert with other governors, urges citizens to observe a week honoring Warren G Harding in a fitting manner. The proclamation seeks unified remembrance across states and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Washington
Harding
A Writer Defends Honest Criticism of Harding Policies
The author aims to clarify his motives in this writing and explains that he supported President Harding inconsistently, offering criticism when disagreeing and praise when correct. He states his intent to be fair and transparent about his judgments during Harding's presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harding
Public stance on Mr Harding cited in party opinion
A newspaper reader expresses that the paper supports free speech on public questions and distances itself from party politics. It states Mr Harding was not the party candidate, but his ability and character are not questioned despite the defeat, and no bitterness is held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Proclamation by Governor Kendall on Harding
Governor Kendall says Harding exhausted himself trying to solve postwar problems and died while fulfilling the onerous duties of the presidency. The proclamation asserts the truth of Kendall's statements and questions why War ren Gamaliel Harding’s supporters would spotlight it now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Mr. Harding
Washington associates of Harding and the GOP rulers
The piece argues that Harding was not suited to the presidency and that Washington backers aimed to control him to steer national policy for their own ends, despite outward acclaim. It contends the nominating group believed they could direct the president’s actions from behind the scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Washington
Harding
Republican Party
Memorial Plan Aimed at Marion? Distrust in Promoters
The article questions the motive behind a proposed memorial for Mr. Harding in Marion Ohio. It alleges promoters seek to rekindle sympathy to regain influence lost after his death, expressing suspicion of men who have once been.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Faithless critics urge memorial for ill suited office candidate
They refuse to grant respect or repentance toward the man whose death occurred while he attempted duties for which he had little aptitude, urging a memorial in his honor despite the circumstances.
Memorial Idea for Harding Faces Local Debate
The death of the former president stirs local sentiment to honor him with a hometown tribute. Neighbors recall his character and public service, but a memorial proposal beyond a simple remembrance is questioned as unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Motives of Harding Sponsors Questioned in Public Debate
The piece argues that the motives of Warren G. Harding's political sponsors are driving public attention to their own interests. It notes Harding’s death hastened by office duties and suggests he did not distinguish himself as a leader. It concludes that despite amiability, he failed to win broad public affection and faced likely defeat if renomination occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Mr. Harding
Harding
Kendall
Harding’s reelection fate seen as unlikely by party foes
The piece argues that even opponents within Harding’s own party doubted his ability to rally support and viewed a noncandidacy as preferable for their political fortunes. It notes cross party recognition of stagnation in his administration and the hope for a clear withdrawal to avert party damage.
Hardings Cabinet Strength Strength in a Difficult Time
The author, neutral to Harding and Cox in 1920, praises Harding’s cabinet picks as strong were Hughes and Muller in key posts with Mellon seen as a forceful support. The dispatch lauds the disarmament conference call after inauguration, noting Borah’s Republican origins but broad national approval and nonpartisan support for the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harding
Harding
Cox
Woodrow Wilson
Charle
Hughes
Herbert Moorer
Mellon
International Conference On Disarmament
Borah
Iarding
League of Nations
Disarmament Talks Prompt International Court Idea
The conference yielded one major Harding achievement by proposing the United States join an international court to resolve disputes between nations, a plan that faced strong opposition and controversy within the administration and among lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Harding as a Good Man in a Difficult Era
The writer views Harding's wartime stance and League of Nations vote as political trapmanship. They argue his motives were not deeply responsible to the nation and liken him to McKinley. The piece questions the push for a memorial aimed at political gain rather than honoring achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Harding
League of Nations
U. S. Senate
League
McKinley
The
Chronicle
Food as Fuel for Body and Mind in Daily Life
The article argues food and nourishment power all life, linking physical health to mental vigor. It cautions against excess and worry, urging harmony of mind and body and the intake of arts and culture as vital foods for a healthy, happy existence. It stresses that thoughtful restraint and variety support full personal potential.
Acetylene Fuel Use Highlighted in Swiss Motor Study
Swiss engineers explore acetylene as a motor fuel, examining efficiency and practicality in early automotive experiments. The report outlines potential benefits and challenges of replacing traditional fuels with acetylene in vehicles.
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Switzerland
Chronicle Want Ads and Curious Medical Tales
A humorous piece on a man writing Chronicle want ads and trading his items after reading responses. It recounts a lady in Eddyville breaking her arm and discusses scientific theories on bone variations and species origin. The column notes exchanges and partisan stances in newspapers and hints at future feature material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Eddyville
Hugo de Vries
Rock Island Train Schedule Eastbound and Westbound
Wabash Time Table from Howell Iowa lists eastbound and westbound routes with passenger numbers 472 474 475 473 and local freights 882 831. Stations require freight for shipment at least by 6:00 p.m. the prior evening. Times shown include 10:05 a.m. and 5:56 a.m. for eastbound and 9:28 p.m. and 22:80 p.m. for westbound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East West
Washington critic’s Armistice Day piece and pious reflections
A Washington correspondent attacks Wilson’s Armistice Day speech and wonders which version he authored first. The text shifts to a religious meditation asking for guidance and comfort in faith, featuring lines about daily striving, fear, grief, and seeking shelter in God’s arms.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Iowa
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