Toleration for New Things Demands Patient Judgment
Editorial argues against immediate rejection of new ideas and inventions. It cites 1848 New Orleans Picayune on a flying machine, noting early disbelief followed by eventual acceptance of iron steamships, locomotives, and autos. Calls for greater intelligent tolerance and critical proof of claims aligned with sacred injunction to prove all things good.
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Gantry
Jonathan
New Orleans Picayune
New Orleans
Picsyune
Davidson
England
Atlaatic Ocean
Newpla
Haiti Bars Senator King Critics Spark Caribbean Row
Haiti blocks ENATOR KING of Utah on President Borno’s orders over opinions. The piece ridicules bans as petty, likening it to past political bans by Saklatvala and others, noting Haiti’s defiant stance and American influence. The author mocks the incident as a humorous, unserious gesture.
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Enator King
Utah
Haiti
Borno
King
United States
Azizi
Saklatvala
Go Wee
Roumania
Hearti
Mol
Men Make Own Waistline Measures By Royal S Goeland
An article extols medical exams and daily exercise as keys to health, citing Gen Robert Bullard as a model of lifelong fitness. It notes the National Safety Council offers a bonus for employee health and urges starting preventive care before any signs appear. Copyright 1837, Newspaper Feature Service.
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Royal S. Gofeland, M.D
United States
New York
Furuer
New York City
Robert Lee Bullerd
Weat Point
Eavy
Bullard
Regu
General Bollard
National
Eafyty Council
Chicago
Queen's Counsel By Marie Article on Spiritualism Faith
A fragmented early 20th century column discusses belief in life after death, spiritual communication, and immortality. The author reflects on psychic experiences, the danger of dual-world living, and personal openness to messages from the other side, while stressing individual belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
Jong
Daily Good Deed Advice From a Small Helper
A brief note offers simple guidance on kindness and helping others when facing everyday challenges. It suggests small acts can have a meaningful impact and encourages a proactive stance toward supporting friends and neighbors.
Bucolic Press Housan Confidually Experting to Waits
A cryptic note from Cloya in Omaha mentions Mya and Ramee Aduree amid unclear references to confidants. The fragment hints at press or personal exchanges but lacks concrete actions or dates. Further readable text is needed to establish facts.
Human Integrity by Dr Frank Crane
A 1926 column argues trust hinges on human integrity in business. It cites a banker’s caution about protection, notes frequent but small moral lapses, and asserts honesty, not systems, underpins commerce despite risks.
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Frank Crane Onesright
The
McClure Newsomper Syndicate
Bankera’ Association
Samuel Butler
Necure
Firrlena
Ton Vale
Budoun
Figures of Speech and the Leather of Prunella
The passage explains the expression leather of prunella used for items of little intrinsic value that command great status. It traces origins to a smooth woolen or tufted fabric called prunella or pennella used in clerical gowns, and notes the poetic and rhetorical use by Pope and others.
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Piri
Prunella
Fone
Pope
Cupid Losing Ground to Modern Girl Image
A British cartoonish meditation on Cupid puzzled by the modern girl who looks more like a man. It argues natural gender differences endure despite fashion and social change, noting progress will reverse as variety remains life’s spice.
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Cupid
Httle
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