Persian Justice and American Courts Debate Persia’s Delay in Executions
An American view questions Persia’s slow handling of death sentences for two ringleaders in the mob that killed Vice-Consul Imbrie in Teheran. The piece argues justice is stalled by Persian delays while noting U.S. courts also struggle with timely punishment, urging firm action to maintain faith in both nations’ legal systems.
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Teheran
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United
Washington
Persia
Failure to Vote Is Negligent Treason
In a general election next Tuesday the same voter proportion as 1920 will hold, so about half of qualified citizens may not vote. The piece argues that not voting is akin to treasonous negligence, contrasting it with wartime slackers and urging civic duty amid awakening public conscience.
Education and Crime Through Restraint Debate at California Luncheon
A California luncheon club heard a school teacher argue education will restrain crime and ignorance, linking literacy to civilization and warning that restraint must be used wisely. She cited Herbert Spencer on law as a cage for the selfish and urged free development toward true civilization.
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California
Herbert Spencer
Wayside Wisdom by S E Kiser Prophetic Daily Horoscope
The column foresees a day where political figures receive mixed fates and urges restraint. It notes luck for steady bettors, warns bootleggers, and advises avoiding petty slights. It highlights favorable outcomes for those who keep calm, resist jealousy, and focus on fair prospects.
Ye Towne Gossip on a Singers Grand Opera Night
A speaker in a crowded venue describes an opera singer’s performance and the orchestra’s reaction. The singer’s chest heaving, red face, moving lips, and vocal effort are noted as the audience listens on Victrolas. The conductor’s baton signals the climactic moment before the top note.
Marking Bible Passages to Entice a Boy Toward Scripture
A guide urges parents to use well chosen Old Testament passages to attract youths, arguing that poetry and drama appeal to a boy’s desire for courage and nobility. It suggests marking a few classic texts to spark curiosity and lifelong influence, noting memorization can shape life inwardly and outwardly.
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Jesus
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
Edmund W. Loney rose from clerk at New England Telephone and Telegraph to manager of exchange, then secretary and auditor, then vice president. He later became a director at several banks and financial institutions.
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Philip Nowlan
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
King
Exchange
Edmund W- Loney
Features Byndicate, Inc
Some Sap and Salt by Bert Moses
A brief note of Bert Moses satire on divorce and marriage fees. Herbeck quips lawyers fetch larger sums for dissolving marriages than preachers earn for marrying couples. Copyright 1914 Premier Synd Inc.
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Bert Moses
Herbeck
Premier Synd., Inc
How to Cure Nerves by Royal S Copeland
A reader asks why mornings wake him more tired than nights. The article argues sleeplessness signals underlying poor circulation from undernourishment and bad digestion, urging proper feeding, regular habits, deep breathing, fresh air, water, good teeth, exercise, recreation, and wholesome company to restore sleep and energy.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York’ City
Jess
Parking crisis era ends with traffic gridlock
An illustrated lament traces transport from ox carts to cars, warning congestion has reached a terminal point. The piece humorously notes the proliferation of vehicles, crowded streets, and the folly of endless road expansion, proposing dramatic solutions like dredging avenues to ease the jam.
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Canada
Mexico
Thoroughness rewards effort in crafts and work
Karl Schmieg, a furniture maker who masters woods by Latin and trade names, is cited as a model of thorough work. The piece argues that artisans should study details across disciplines, as specialization and machinery can shrink skill, and true satisfaction comes from doing one’s best and exploring related knowledge.
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Karl Schmieg
Rembrandt
Forestry
Schmieg
Chippendale
Sheraton
Genina
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