Social Masks and Riches Ignite a Call for Reform
A fragmentary editorial condemns hollow social pretense and fashion driven greed. It denounces masquerade, wealth worship, and vanity, urging a shift toward fraternity, reason, and collective progress as society seeks a new era. It laments commercialism's grip and calls for genuine civic virtue.
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National Civic Federation to Meet in Chicago
The National Civic Federation plans a December 17-18 Chicago meeting to promote arbitration in industrial disputes. It aims to unite thinking citizens for a higher industrial ideal and to replace strikes with peaceful, progressive labor resolution methods.
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Fragmented Thoughts on Newspapers and Thrift in Education
The passage surveys views on journalism and personal conduct, noting a reader’s sentiment on accepting or rejecting an editor. It reflects on the influence of American papers, a priestly traveler’s critique, and ends with a call to teach thrift in homes and schools as essential for national welfare.
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Passage on Moses Ispashtoe and travel by rail amid faith
An Eastern editor contrasts his Moses like experience with the Ispashtoe while describing a train journey along the St Clair river toward the Great Lakes and St Lawrence system. He notes rail travel at 40 miles per hour, mentions biblical imagery, and quotes a Saturday Evening Post poet on Congress and vacation.
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Dr Pierce and the Great Woman’s Sickness Cure
A damaged account discusses a mother’s nerves and sleeplessness linked to uterine weakness. It claims Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription restores regularity, heals ulcers, steadies nerves, and improves appetite with testimonials about relief from lifelong suffering and insomnia.
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