Flag Day Amid Patriotism and the First American Flag
The editorial recalls Fort Stanwix in 1777 and the creation of the first American flag. It celebrates the symbol’s enduring power to inspire, unite, and sustain Americans in peace and war, urging reverence for the flag and the ideals it represents as Flag Day approaches.
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Radio market expansion hints at growing demand
The article notes about 3,000,000 radio receivers are in use in the United States, with 15,000,200 car owners and many having phonographs. It argues the radio equipment market is just beginning to open, with significant potential for future growth.
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Irrational Strike Over Bathing Girls Parade
A rash strike in Atlantic City targets bathing girls promenading across vision. Workers claim disruption of progress. supporters argue the fault lies with laborers. The piece defends the bathing girl as a patriotic inspiration and warns contractors they can replace strikers with volunteers.
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Atlantic City
Expatriation and Inheritance Ties Back Home
The will of Expatriation Onderdon directs that part of his estate go to his son if he resides in the United States. The son now lives in Vienna while the father, who earned his fortune in America, believes wealth should be spent in the country of origin. He hints the son may return home to honor the nation, contrasting European residence with American inheritance prospects.
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Prohibition Law Enforcement Debates and Reflections
A column by Brand Lessing argues about how Prohibition should be enforced, comparing state and federal roles and the police function. It critiques selective enforcement and questions government power, drawing examples from France and England to illustrate how public policy shapes law enforcement norms.
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Duties Dodged by Parents By Royal Copeland M D
An aging speaker in New York City urges parents to accept responsibility for their children's welfare. She argues many youths are harmed by neglect and overreliance on schools, calling for parental involvement in education, personal hygiene, and safety. The talk stresses that society bears a duty to support informed parenting and attentive guidance.
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Amundsen Mystery Read Over Private Office
A colonel reads a cryptic note in a private office, mentioning Roald Amundsen and a Northwest Passage. The strain of excitement and questions about a voyage spread as the message implicates a secretive globe spanning plan and a possible voyage from Atlantic to Pacific waters.
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Art of Living By Dr Frank Crane Says Living Is Art
The excerpt discusses living well as a purposeful craft shaped by thoughts and attention. It argues inner contentment follows focus on beauty and positivity rather than external miseries, contrasting wisdom with ordinary preoccupations. It notes education overemphasis on science, urging mastery of life itself rather than mere advancement. Copyright 1835 by The McGrure on anapaner syndicate.
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Wayside Wisdom by S E Kiser Describes a Dream
A fragmented prose piece follows a man inspired by a distant triumph and the toll of toil. His mother watches as the town’s life unfolds from doorway to doorway while a costly car signals a life beyond toil and a rumored change in fate.
Once-overs Reflections on Tolerance and Reputation
A reflective piece by J J Mundy discusses personal restraint in judging others. It argues that public display often masks inner faults and that time reveals character beyond outward polish. The essay warns that hidden sins eventually surface and reputations cannot fully conceal the truth.
Daily Good Deed Promotes Prompt Acknowledgment
A reader note urges recoveries after wrongs be acknowledged promptly. The piece links contrition to harmony and joy, stressing personal responsibility and constructive deeds to restore peace among neighbors.
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