Defending the Faith in a History of Reason and Belief
The article reflects on faith as an inward growth beyond conquest by sword or argument. It notes that defenders and attackers alike fail to destroy faith, which matures through expanding minds and experience. Truth proves itself through life lived and usefulness to society.
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Constantine
Mletusehes
Spiniozay
Tom Paines
Ingersolm
Nwin
McCture Newapnpur Syndicate
Another School Term Opens Here
San Antonio begins a nine month school term as 30 000 children enter classrooms and laboratories guided by 900 teachers. The piece urges teachers to foster independent thinking, practical learning, and modern methods to raise national mass intelligence with broad public support for the local public school system and allied private institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tax cuts, more revenue from federal funds rise in July
The government lowered tax rates in July 1924 leading to greater collections across multiple taxes. Income tax receipts climbed from 24,953,218 to 29,264,187 and capital stock tax rose to 320,563,000. Automotive and motorcycle taxes increased to 12,332,971 and cigarette duties reached 22,836,000 as overall revenue expanded.
Forecast of Half Mile High Homes Faces Skepticism
Architect Harvey W. Corbett predicts future tenements could rise to half a mile, arguing height scales with imagination. He notes today’s skyscrapers show only modest gains over past towers and envisions cool breezes, cloud views, and quiet amid urban rise and aerial traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Corbett
Manhattan
A Certain Rich Man Shows Wealth and Virtue
The article portrays John D. Rockefeller Sr as a rich man who combines wealth with sensible virtues. It notes his self-made achievements, his upbringing of a modest daughter, and his use of money for worthwhile causes rather than gambling or extravagant vanity.
Open Air Living Promotes Health and Rural Development
An advocate extols open air living, sunlit spaces, and country benefits. He notes a real estate developer builds dams, two lakes, pools, a golf course, and tennis courts to attract a rural community with drainage, water supply, and ventilation. Fresh air and sunlight are urged for health, with quotes on their chemical effects and life quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caurar
Daga
Word Association Test Reveals Hidden Emotions
A 1928 piece discusses word association as a diagnostic tool. It explains how hesitation with emotionally charged words signals inner emotional upset and how free association can uncover concealed thoughts. The article cites examples like wood and love to illustrate automatic responses and potential self insight.
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Whateva
Benjiles
Tyne
Ye Towne Gossip by K C B A Soap Salesman Tale
A local tale recounts a Fay soap salesman who assists a nervous woman crossing a street and then experiences a reaction from a grocer owner after a letter about the event is printed. The piece captures small town gossip and the impact of a simple good deed on reputations.
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Sao Lim
Brisbane
Kennett notes garter club event amid standard writings
Fragmentary report from Hikerton Missouri referencing Kennett and a garter related display. The text is unclear but suggests a local page or notice tied to a ceremony or event with decorative items and a flag. Names and precise details are not recoverable from the readable fragments.
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Kennett
Motly-I wish that fellow knew when to stop talking
Iy wish that fellow knew when to stop talking and not to begin again in the hall.
Character Evolution And Moral Progress In A Fable
The text discusses a magician transforming a creature from mouse to cat to dog and finally tiger, illustrating how sudden changes fail to yield lasting courage. It argues true character strength comes from gradual, persistent effort, not a magical fix. It cites Milo the Greek boy lifting progressively heavier weights to show steady growth builds true power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algayn
Am Atroka
Milo
Once-overs by J. J. Mundy 1926
A fragment from a serialized piece discusses marital dissatisfaction and jealousy as a husband notes a wife cannot have all the luxuries and attention some other women possess. The dialogue centers on gifts, trips, and the strain of comparing possessions within a marriage. The prose shifts to a warning that greed and envy can lead to trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conyrighe Tees
Berylee,, Inc
Vacation Ended With Return To Work
The narrator describes ending a vacation and returning to work. They traveled home, slept, and rested briefly before resuming daily duties. The tone is reflective, noting fatigue from time away and a desire for rest now that the break is over.
Ada Named US Person Involved In Tasteless Incident
A US individual identified as Ada faced a provocative incident involving two pale trowisers at an event in Rototn, with references to local media outlets and authorities. The report notes potential ownership or responsibility by a local entity and mentions advertisements related to the matter.
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Dingbone
Flervite, Inc
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Zee
Mr. Ararat
Wile
Mr. Beigbintey
Ramples
Grocert
Ram
Bucohié
Saphead
J. J. Mundy
Berea, Incorporated
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Iztettienis
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