Timber Conservation Responsibility Shared by All
Citizens of this region share responsibility with the nation for conserving timber. The Forest Service cites three action lines to prevent a timber famine promotion of forest growth protection against fires and less wasteful manufacture. Waste could be cut by two ninths with universal methods and decay loss could be reduced by about 47 percent. Reducing unnecessary lumber in boxes and crates would also help. Even without new forests in Bexar county the public can aid by eliminating needless waste and aiding easier home building for future generations.
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Texas
United States
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Bexar County
Common Sense and Consistency in Public Life
An essay contemplates common sense as a factor in politics and the clash with observed reality. It recalls Galileo’s dispute over heliocentrism and cites Anatole France on consistency, noting a very eminent American statesman in the latter portion.
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Galileo
Earth
Anatole France
America
Ship of Success Requires Labor and Initiative
The article argues that success comes only through study, work, and self-denial. It contends that choosing a higher paying field, investing effort, and giving to the world are required for rewards, with laziness or indifference preventing progress. It emphasizes that effort determines payoff and there is no quick cure in achievement circles.
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
Charles H. Burke rose from New York to South Dakota then into real estate, politics, and a long run in Congress, before being summoned back to Washington as Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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New York
South Dakota
Indian Affairs
State House of Representatives
Congress
Washington
Charles H. Burke
King Feature Syn
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Wayside Wisdom by S. E. Kiser
A reflective verse about clinging to superstition and prejudice. The speaker admits guilt over harsh judgments and suspicions, missing earned friendship, and envy toward a rival while hoping for wiser, fairer judgment of others in time.
Scientists plan bombs to scare cannibals in Amazon habitat
The speaker questions scientists using planes and bombs on cannibals in South America. He argues for leaving them alone and laments disturbing their customs. The piece questions right to intervene and warns about potential harm.
Artist and artisan in one family
A mother asks how to raise two sons with different temperaments one an artist the other an artisan The piece argues both types are needed and should be nurtured equally stressing distinct strengths thrift and practical work for the artisan and creativity and taste for the artist It urges avoiding favoritism and ensuring both children develop their own motivation.
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Iis
Ging
Tam
Reign of Sheiks By Buge Beer
A satirical critique of 1920s cinema trends. The writer notes the rise of Sheik characters in Western films, contrasting them with traditional heroes like Bill Hart. He laments changing styles, mentions Cairo princes and Damascus Gus, and predicts a shift back to earlier Western stars after two years of exoticized heroes.
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Damascus
Gus
Bagdad
Daily Good Deed Teaches Self-Reliance at Work
An employee is placed in a new role to require independent thinking and decision making. The move aims to build confidence and problem solving while shifting responsibility to the worker.
Sleeping Comfortably By Royal S Copeland M D
Dr. Royal S Copeland argues beds must allow twelve inches clearance to prevent spinal curvature. He cites Dr F P Millard on wide beds and notes children need proper crib length. Regular spine checks for growing children are advised with physician guidance if curvature appears. Copyright 1924 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
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F. P. Millard
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Machine Made Language by Garrett P Serviss
A Chicago reader argues against Esperanto as a universal medium for science, contending it lacks native roots and expressive depth. The critic doubts ease of learning without Latin or Greek, disputes the idea of a machine made language, and favors natural languages for clear communication.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Chicago
Gaga
Once-overs By J J Mundy 1924 Career Advice
A unsigned advice column warns workers about job security under new management. It urges staying current, learning modern methods, and proving merit to avoid dismissal when firms reorganize for higher profits. The piece emphasizes constant progress and adaptation in business.
Some Sap and Salt by Bert Moses
A fragmentary passage discusses ethics and money, saying money does not disgrace a man and that suspicion harms both chastity and credit, while gossip thrives when no one acts and someone tells it.
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Bert Moses
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Cairo
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Suintays
Rofie
Royal S. Copeland
New York City
National League For the Prevention of
Mr. Millard
J. J. Mundy
International Feature. Service
Under & New Management
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