The Social Animal and the Pull of Community
An essay arguing humans are social by nature and rely on family church school and clubs. It contrasts animal behavior in herds with human loneliness bachelorhood and modern civilization. It contends virtue and civilization arise from cooperation and that overcivilization risks societal decline.
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Joe Howe
Ieee
Family
Church
Lodge
Club
Hughes
Hoover
Plig
Williams
ILFF
Congressional Record excerpts reveal partisan quips and tax rhetoric
The record shows Rep Williams of Illinois and Rep Blanton of Texas scolding fiscal restraint while emphasizing consumer tax burden. Senators and congressmen trade jibes about spending, hazing, and accountability, highlighting partisan tensions over taxation and public funds.
Letters argue against compulsory medical oversight in schools
Readers protest what they call medical tyranny, opposing Seattle doctors and other groups seeking compulsory health inspections and treatments from kindergarten through university. They warn of privacy invasion, unnecessary medical alarms, and control over children’s bodies, urging defense of parental rights and individual choice.
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Army
Navy
Seattle
Hotel Proposal Battle Prompts New UW City Hotel Study
The Metropolitan Building company has submitted a proposal to the University of Washington regents. The aim is a new city hotel built soon with careful study to safeguard interests of the city the university and the Metropolitan Building company for a fair square deal.
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Battle
Metropolitan Building Company
Board of Regents
University of Washington
University of Which
University
Ambassadors George In Britain Increase Reported
Boston Globe notes Col. George Harvey sworn in as ambassador to Great Britain with likely three Georges in service in England. Asheville Timea and The Shoe and Leather Reporter reflect sober business conditions as money tightens commerce.
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Eal Bes
George Harvey
Great Britain
Ad Ae
England
Boston Globe
Let the Children Alone: Parents Seek Free Medical Choice
A passage argues against compulsory vaccination and religious coercion, asserting parental rights to choose physicians without state or medical group overreach. The author warns forced vaccination risks physical harm to children and demanded respect for individual conscience and varied creeds in America.
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Allopathic Fraternity
America
M. Clakkia
New Health Service Aims to Improve Public Hygiene
The notice from Washington D C discusses a new health hygiene information department and public health service efforts. It mentions epileptic care for a 16 year duration and invites readers to request a statement by sending name and address to the Information Editor in Washington. It also notes piano selections not exercises for typewriter practice.
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Queene of Health
He Health Service
Washington, D. C
U. & Public Health Service
Washington
It's the Man's Burden
A columnist recalls a couple known as the Smiths to explore the double standard in divorce. The husband refuses to contest, yet public opinion shields the man while the wife faces scrutiny, revealing secrets about alimony and reputational chivalry. The piece closes with the author learning the wife, not the husband, bore the fault.
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Oan
t. _ Stillman
Austran
Amith Evein
Tiew
Tie
Bill
Inquiring Reporter Question About Household Chores
Letters from Austin residents discuss helping with chores and washing a garment or ear gear. Respondents share personal routines and timing questions about when to perform tasks.
Remarkable Remarks on Government and Progress
Quotations from public figures praise representative government and wartime and peacetime progress. Taft on reconstruction, Johnson on national awakening with women, Robertson on women in government, Bowling on national honor in science and art, Harding on producing wealth through balanced trade.
United States Tires Shape Public Opinion On Car Care
The public senses a tire industry shift as United States Tires gain display on Autmobile Row and become the preferred brand among dealers. The policy emphasizes honesty, fair pricing, and stable service with broad dealer support and ongoing growth.
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U.S
United States
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Jimmy’ Stillman
James A. Stillman
Smith
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Royal Cord
Austin
A. J. Bauer
Walter Clarke
Fifth Ave
Bert Cooper
H. Mmath
Willam Howard Taft
France
Owen Johnson
Alabama
W. J. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Dn. J. KR. Binyon Free Examination
Northwest
Postp Tometrist
Ginaraes
Binyon Optical CO
First Avenue
Spring
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Stetien I
New York
Tire Branch
Jackson Street
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