Riding School Memories On a Fractured Morning
In a hazy reminiscence the narrator recalls being teased into riding lessons as a child. He recounts Julia the spirited pony, a gruff instructor, and a tense first ride through a dawn training session at Central Park, with flashes of memory about figures like Guy Campbell and Copeland Townround shaping his wary pride.
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Academy
Julia
Abehe
Erbert Tedler
Talia
Sesan
Central Park
Perton
Hearst Papers propose 10 constitutional reform ideas
The Hearst Papers advocate a program of national reforms including Washington era friendly policy, proportional Senate representation, unified defense departments under a national secretary, abolition of illiteracy, inauguration rules, a federal sales tax, a 13 month calendar with Saturday holidays, Nicaragua Canal project, West Indies acquisition for debt, selective immigration, aggressive income tax publicity, and deportation provisions.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Hearst’s Expulsion From France Seen as Blunder
An editorial argues France erred in expelling William Randolph Hearst, citing his immense American influence and potential to shape U S public opinion. It warns retaliation could backfire on France, urging an official apology and removal of the responsible authorities.
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William Randolph Hearst
America
France
Hearst
United States
Tie
Mr. Hearst
Europe
England
Meerst
Mr. Teast
Sinclair Lewis Denies Crusader Label Amid Nobel Claim
The 1930 Nobel laureate in literature Sinclair Lewis rejects being labeled a crusader or an expose of American life. He says his novels depict people, noting Elmer Gantry, Arrowsmith, and The Bridge of San Luis Rey as not exposing but portraying their eras. He previously refused the Pulitzer, citing the prize’s shifting code of form.
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Sinclair Lewis
Elmer Gantry
Chers
San Mig
Rey
Peru
Wis
Sinclair Tewis
Broken Sleep And Night Habits For Wellness
This piece discusses the impact of sleep on mental and physical health, noting that poor sleep stems from worry and stress and that a quiet dark bedroom aids rest. It advises a firm yet comfortable bed, minimal lighting, and consistent sleeping routines to improve overall well being.
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Coe
College
Ptudentx
Newerager Fearn Inc
Texas Trails and Oddities From a Long-Read Era
A fragmented, humorous spool of rural Texas scenes and rumors. Notes of neonite specimens from Kerrville fish hatchery, a geologist named Seienlis, a 900 dollar find in Gillespie county, and stray hunters near Baraga New Era’s office. Accounts of goats marching to a ranch, odd visitors, and a dramatic barnyard anecdote ends with Julius Pul te’s wife finding 25 dollars while thefts loom.
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Seienlis
Gillespie
Elone
William 3. von Stourwitz
Baragra New Era
New Era
Texas
Senator John Williams Nearly Kidnapped In Dallas Ride
By Harry Williams, a tale from Texas involving Senator John Williams who was invited for a ride in Dallas. An official of a company tried to coax him into a quick trip to Austin, with Baker of Texas also present. They sped from the field to Austin in under an hour arriving after 2000 feet driven.
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Jobttorisler
Auttle
Sax Antonio
John
Javea Planta
Hornshy'a Bend
Colorado River
Auniin
Pirfield
T. B. Baker
Texas
Austin
2000 Fort
Do You Know 203 Bas Inryeet Cuntean
A concise note asks readers about a global topic, mentioning a number and a broad outreach. The wording is fragmentary and hints at inquiry rather than a reported event. Further readable context is needed to identify persons, organizations, or locations clearly.
Do Love and Virtue Go Beyond Safe Living
The piece argues that virtue is action and not mere safety. It questions clinging to conventional morality and urges bold living, even if wrong, to achieve a fuller life. It defends frankness in relationships and condemns fear-driven silence, praising courage over quiet conformity.
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Ian Calilon
Tven
Learn to Live by Elsie Robinson quotes tall tale style
A fragmented prose piece presents two quotations about morality and the flesh from Hubert Tauls Stevenson's dying perspective and A Whitehinne’s idea of gospel. The text blends garbled phrases and misread names, offering a reflective, uncertain chorus on virtue and vice.
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Elsie Robinson
Hubert Tauls Stevenson
Rome
Roy
Hetter
A. &. Hhitehinnnn
Alma
True or false picture of Russia under bolshevism
Commentary from a German publication reprinted in the United States questions the image of starving Russia under Bolshevism. It argues Russians cannot change human nature, stresses religious undermining by the regime, and shows a critical view of how foreign financiers depict Soviet Russia while noting grain sales and economic tricks in wheat markets.
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Kladderblatsch
Russia
New Russia
Wall Street
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