Tendency Toward Class Legislation Alarming Says Clergyman
Rev. Ma Matthews denounces class legislation as a threat to the constitution. He argues exemptions for workers undermine law and justice, condemns selective punishments and calls for equal application of laws to criminals, preachers, and tradespeople alike.
Obituary for Thomas Harvey of Merom
Thomas Harvey aged 18 months and 10 days died Oct 9 1922 after a brief illness. He was beloved by his parents William and Cleo Grey and siblings and many relatives. Funeral conducted by Rev E A McBride at Merom. Also advertised letters list Sullivan post office October 18 1922 with two week call for removal.
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E. A. McBride
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Ants and Elephants as Moral Lessons in Nature
Richard Lloyd Jones argues ants display moral order with clean workers, disciplined eaters, protective soldiers, architects and agriculture, while elephants demand feeding first and aggression if denied. He contends humans should value appreciation and truth seeking over emulating either creature, and notes the limits of animal art and spectacle.
Birds With Big Appetites and a Rare Costa Rican Opera
Birds with good appetites include buzzards and hawks. The hawk eats large amounts of mice and other vermin and will raid chicken runs. In Costa Rica, San Jose hosts a splendid opera house rarely opened except for major events, with the presidential ball on New Year’s Eve as the notable gathering.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Geography is a strange study and street scene musings
A New York man on Broadway is restrained at Bellevue after a bottle break and naked shaving, while Calcutta customs and an essay on east and west follow. The writer notes winter appetite, New Holland scar ornaments, and asks what geography really means.
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Bellevue Hospital
Broadway
Calcutta
Words With Many Meanings In Chinese Tones
The article explains that Chinese words change meaning with tonal pronunciation. Each word can have up to five distinct tones, and when spoken these tones yield entirely different meanings, illustrating the importance of tone in Mandarin.
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