Timid talk and hard times in Clemenceau's code
A column reflecting on public mood and personal conduct cites Clemenceau on “front” behavior and suggests shifts from aggression to approach in persuasion. It quotes experts on fear, prosperity cycles, and the need to prepare financially for lean years, using historical parables and economic views from the era.
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The Sugarcoated Lesson From a Lost Love
Forty years after loving an 18 year old who rejected him, Rodger Dolan returns to his old town and realizes he would have ruined both their lives. He discovers that true love changes with time and that choosing not to marry preserved his happiness with a wife who truly fit him. The piece argues that many betrayals of the heart arise from clinging to unrewarded love while many others await.
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Burton J. Hendricks
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1921 Murder Rates Painted Across America In Turbulent Time
A dense clippings montage argues 1921 murder rates exceed ten thousand nationwide when concealed killings are counted. It cites Dr Frederick Hoffman of Prudential, violin of city crime, and contrasts with auto deaths, while weaving in economic cycles, Turkish affairs, and wartime policy critiques. The piece blends sensational crime stats with editorial takes on economy and foreign policy.
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Prudential Insurance Company
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We Dictate Peace After Greatest Victory in History
The speaker asserts the nation now directly shapes world events claiming the motto might makes right. They state that civilization’s rulers recognize conquest as final, and after a supreme victory, the nation will dictate terms and determine the peace.
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