Build Modern Public Works Plan For Quincy City
Community leaders propose a coordinated program including an airfield strategy, a new high school, an early morning owl car service, a hard road to Taylor Missouri, modern river terminals and time to secure a new barge line, aiming for rapid development and growth this year.
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Apathy Grips Quincy Politics Ahead of Election
The Quincy political scene shows widespread indifference as a city election and presidential primary near. The piece notes historical zeal in campaigns, contrasts with current lethargy, cites wartime fervor and recent rallies, and questions whether politics are entering decadence or voters are hard boiled.
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Blaming America Won’t Do on Irish Resolution
Premier Lloyd George criticizes U S reaction to Irish politics while defending Britain’s policy. The piece argues America bore little stake in Ireland’s 1918 Sinn Fein win and condemns Carson’s linkage of U S responsibility to Ireland’s murders and outrages. It urges readers to judge De Valera and Sinn Fein by ballots and history.
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Remier Lloyd George
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Jefferson Davis
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Carson
Young Roosevelt risks clash over New York Socialist expulsion
The article portrays Colonel Roosevelt defending five Socialist lawmakers in the New York Assembly, arguing against expulsion and criticizing moves to punish dissent. It notes potential ridicule from radicals and questions over loyalty while praising a stance that opposes removing seated members.
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New York Assembly
United States
France
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Socialist Party
Alge
Imagination And Morals By Dr. Frank Crane
A 1920 essay argues imagination as moral instrument. It links empathy to virtue, cites Jesus rule to guide conduct, notes criminals as diseased or stupid, and credits religion and culture with sharpening sensibilities for a richer life.
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Frank Crane
Jesus
How Ideas Come By
Two key requirements for bright ideas are concentration and distraction of thought. Concentration alone limits creativity, while deliberate mental breaks—reverie, daydreaming, idle strolling—unlock the subconscious where original ideas form. Musicians and scientists alike show inspiration emerges when effort and rest unite.
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Mozart
Hoffman
de Musset
Roosevelt stands for truth in methods and sacrifice
The passage asserts Roosevelt would use sound methods and a commonsense approach. It argues he risks his political future for a worthy cause, even if it costs lives, offering his own blood in a transfusion to save Freedom, depicted as pale and ailing.
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Freedom
Editorial on the labor problem as a state of mind
Lawrence Laughlin argues in Scribners that labor unrest stems from a mindset rather than mere wages or luxury. He warns against materialistic solutions and notes that genuine progress comes from awakening ambition, not heightened consumption or revolutionary forecasts.
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A. Lawrence Laughlin
Scribners
Boston
Rent Filmstorm Rising in New York as Tenants Rally
New York tenants facing rent profiteering organize across boroughs with mass meetings and protests. Legislators consider bills capping profits and banning sharp rent increases while landlords warn of constitutional challenges and push for tax relief. Housing shortages deepen as occupancy strains grow in New York and nearby suburbs, with calls for municipal housing and public utility controls.
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Gotham
Tenants’ Rights League of
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Actio
State Assembly
Sandords
Uma
Ene
Lem
New Jersey
Hackensack
Daily Quiz Q&A from Fred Haskin’s Bureau
Public information Q A style feature answering reader questions on suffrage, Edison, water supply, Army motorcycles, biblical authorship, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, and Easter dates. Includes estimates of eligible voters and historical notes with dates and figures.
Jimmy Skunk Takes Up Policing In Green Meadows
Jimmy Skunk suspects eggs were stolen from Mrs. Grouse and decides to act as a policeman to uncover the real thief. He questions many neighbors at their homes and learns Shadow the Weasel is suspected of returning to the Great Forest, steering his investigation toward the Laughing Brook and the Crooked Little Path.
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Jimmy Skunk
Mrs. Grouse
Jimmy
Peter Prabbit
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Chatterer
Johnny
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Green Forest
Lle
Billy Mink
Billy
Howdy
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