A Word From Josh Wise And Window Musings
A fragmented column blends humor and social commentary as a narrator sits at a window observing passersby and cites jokes about campaigns and fashion. It mentions Dorothy Tardy a Northwestern University student, Charles Hightree from Nutswood Ohio, and Perry Apple of Dayton Ohio at 147 Orchard Street.
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Dorothy Tardy
Northwestern University
Charles Hightree
Nutswood
Ohio
Perry Apple
Orchard St
Dayton
Education and Luxuries Waste Compared in 1920 Budget
The piece argues Americans spend far more on luxuries than education in 1920, citing nearly 23 billion on luxuries versus under a billion for education. It condemns low teacher pay, urges schools to offer meaningful work, and supports building Roosevelt high school in Seattle at the lowest cost possible with strong educational facilities.
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United States
Roosevelt High School
Seattle
You Don’t Know Hugh Miller A Famous Scot
This piece lauds Hugh Miller born in Cromarty in 1840 and explains his rise from stone mason to famed geologist. It highlights his book The Old Red Sandstone and its enduring lessons on study, conscience, and curiosity, urging workingmen to seek knowledge over pleasure.
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Hugh Miller
Cromarty
Miller
The 86 year thread of April 19 in American history
A historical meditation links April 19 to pivotal events from 1603 to 1861 and 1775, noting James I’s coronation voyage, the Lexington and Concord battles, and the 1861 Baltimore incident. It laments the recurring significance of April 19 and invokes Concord Bridge and the Continental Army’s enduring spirit.
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James I
Scotland
London
Royal House of Stuart
Pilgrim Fathers
America
Edmund Andros
Boston Harbor
Andrew
Lexington and
Concord
Massachussetts
Baltimore
Stovery
United States
Concord Bridge
Housework Hint: SETH TANNER Says Payment Needed for Unhit Tasks
The note speaks in a clipped voice about chores and paying someone to remove items or perform tasks when the author is not at home. It hints at home management and the social expectation of compensating others for services.
Inquiring Reporter Dreams And Realities Question
Inquiring Reporter asks readers if they ever had a dream come true. Answers come from A N Metwoodith of Kent and others including Scott of Terry Avenue Auburn Gladys Marin Well of Auburn Williams of Stanley Avenue and W D Hunter of Ninth Avenue each sharing varied beliefs about luck dreams and skepticism.
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Williams
Stanley Ave
W. D. Huntior
Ninth Ave
Portrait Progress Mentioned By True to Life Artist
True to Life describes progress on a portrait with the artist noting the head blocked out and questions about progress. The brief remarks indicate initial stages in the Detroit area newspaper context.
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Squaretop
Detroit Newn
Untitled Fragment in Plains Speech
A terse courtroom like exchange shows a speaker demanding secrecy about plans while another insists someone will reveal the details if not informed. The tone hints at a dispute over information sharing and authority.
Mole removal myths and safety questions answered
Readers inquire about permanent mole removal without scarring and potential dangers. Experts say risks depend on mole size, removal method, and operator skill. blood poisoning is unlikely with a competent specialist. seek guidance from a family physician for recommendations.
Prohibition Law Pressure Echoed by Judge
A judge warns about excessive drinking and notes that enforcement of the prohibition law could begin at any time, reflecting rising official vigilance and public concern during the era.
Detroit orders actresses to wear clothes act cities may follow
A New York Evening Post quip notes Detroit's directive that actresses wear clothes. The cartoon implies cities may soon impose similar performance constraints.
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Detroit
New York
Tax collector query and cook's payment in London
A London Daily Mail quip notes a resident asking why the income tax collector is needed while another person mentions the cook has not paid. The exchange reflects casual fiscal attitudes and old tax enforcement humor.
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London Daily Mail
Remarkable Remarks on War, Education and Morals
Quotations from American Legion chairman Cornelian Wicker and others on wounded soldiers, church courting, Prohibition, housing shortages, parenting, women’s roles, teachers at baseball games, and a view on industrial depression. Notable figures include William Johnson, John Lloyd, Caroline Hellly, F. Groome, Charles Wadsworth, and Henry Ford.
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Congress
Cornelian W. Wickersham
American Legion Investigation Committee
Tanlac Restores Boy's Health Says Seattle Mother
Mrs. F M Duel of 106% Seventh Ave North Seattle reports Tanlac rebuilt her eleven year old son Titchard from severe weight loss and illness. She notes improved appetite sleep energy color and weight gain after three bottles and urges others to try Tanlac. Sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores and leading druggists.
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Seattle
Richard
Tanlac
F. M. Duel
Seventh Avenue North
Titchard
Taniac
Bartell Drug Stores
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