Press Cub 4 Tear Gas War and Local Social Ripples
A dated column mocks war rhetoric with tear gas, stock market chaos, and social foibles. It notes political blame games behind taxes, labor shifts, and consumer debt while poking at fashion norms, relationships, and spooning culture in a biting satire.
The Attractive Home and Community Pride
The article argues that an attractive home boosts property value and business appeal. It notes that well kept homes lift owners’ spirits, countering fatigue and discouragement, while neglected homes depress mood and diminish effort.
Passion players decry American hustle as unhealthy
A visiting Oberammergau company notes Americans enjoy prosperity yet are too rushed. They say New York is noisy and fast, making true happiness hard to achieve. The group presents their drama as religious devotion and blends art with simple living, reflecting life in their quiet mountain town.
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Oberammergau
Germany
New York
The Rush Of American Life And Quiet Joys
The article debates the urge for constant movement in American life versus the value of quiet pleasures. It notes many prefer hustle to stagnation and cites philosophy and a saying about being anxious versus easygoing. It argues deeper joys like books music and friendship sustain happiness beyond money.
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Dalton
Jimmy Prickett
Walter Bachmann
Walter
Erie Canal
Brookfest
Eddie
Karl Meginnis
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Placability and Mercy as Virtues in Great Men
Quotations extoll placability and mercy as essential traits for a renowned and illustrious man, arguing these qualities define true greatness and influence public esteem.
Swift Winds Across Latitudes and Altitudes
The swiftest winds occur in temperate latitudes at five to seven miles altitude. Above this level wind speed decreases, indicating a peak wind layer and gentler upper air flow beyond.
Bronze origins traced in Near East and Peru
Bronze, the alloy used by ancient societies, was independently invented in the Near East and by the Peruvian Indigenous people.
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Near East
Wise Theatrical Managers Choose Afternoon and Evening
The piece notes that Lucifer was praised as the morning star, but prudent managers schedule only afternoon and evening performances to optimize attendance and profitability.
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Edward Kinney
Elmer DeWerff
House
Claude “Doc” Johnson
Walter Bachmann
Jack Burch
Abe Weimer
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