Editor rails at politics Prohibition and highway hazards
The piece rails at Premier McDonald style leadership and Hoover era politics while railing against lobbyists in Washington. It critiques enforcement of laws and argues for leaders from the ranks of laborers and farmers, noting debates over wets and drys and a debenture plan in a tariff bill.
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Philosophical musings on success and character in society
A series of anecdotes and reflections discuss success, luck, and power. It argues that achievement hinges on the individual, not institutions, and that wealth follows from honesty and character, with satirical tales of kings and courtiers illustrating human vanity and folly.
Citizenship and liberty in a governed society
A discussion on individual liberty under a national and local code of action and enforcement. The fragment notes a Chisago man collapsing and dying during his usual monthly rounds, signaling a sudden end amid the citizen duties.
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Mary Ware Appeals $300 Fine For Mailing Sex Phaniplets
The New York court fined Mary Ware $300 for sending sex phaniplets through the mails and she vowed to face jail rather than pay. She claimed the government is stronger than she is, a remark that critics say misreads the police power and the state’s protective purpose.
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New York
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