Religions Prejudice a Hindrance to American Drama
A critic argues that religious prejudice against theater hinders American drama and literacy. He cites English and American experiences, noting hostile attitudes persist especially in the west, and warns against dependence on elites or sects. He urges a national, unified creative movement embracing all regions.
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America
England
Seaboard
West
Choosing a Career for Life and Its True Aim
A reflective piece urges young men to seek careers that aid the world rather than quick riches. It contrasts many lawyers starving while others pursue dignity, notes abundance of teachers with few applicants, and warns against chasing self-serving plans. It emphasizes choosing a calling to benefit society and cites scriptural balance.
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Lievens
Jos
Rocus
American Beauty Ideals Across Cities and Times
The article quotes varied opinions on American women beauty, contrasting eulogies of New York hospital’s nurses with a British remark about London society. It notes differing standards between American and European notions and hints at a growing American ideal of beauty in daily life and public spaces. The piece references observers who compare climates, social roles, and appearances of women in New York and London, suggesting an evolving American standard.
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Fir Leauty
Hoapitile
New York
Thaly
Kao
Landen
London
Parks
Blusjackets
The European Trip Bought by Apollo Lust
Sylvia and Chester Reynolds postpone their Europe trip to furnish their cottage. Sylvia buys a marble Apollo with saved funds, trading delayed travel for the costly statue. The purchase, resisted by the husband, becomes the symbol of sacrifice as they continue deposits into the Europe fund and finally depart for Europe.
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Chester Reynolds
Sylvia
Europe
Walla
Maser
Gil de Reni
Aurora
Hofman
Raphael
Heine
Chester
Anatelan
Ciey
Johnson & Bay's
Apollo
Iate & Tate
Apulia
Via
Dadley
Alsianen
Casiniiina
Navy Plans Massive Navy Enlistment For New Battleships
Naval officials push to recruit more than 60,000 enlisted men to crew upcoming battleships. Construction begins on a Chicago training station costing $2,009,000 to train recruits from the Great Lakes region with a nationwide program expanding Pacific coast facilities and Newport Rhode Island school upgrades.
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United States Navy
Navy Department
Washington
Wrele Sam
Chicago
Grant Lake District
Pacific Coat
San Francisco Bay
Fnally
Newport
R. I
Uncle Sam
Mexico Pyramids Outshine Egypt in Ancient City Reveal
Discoveries at Teotihuacan in the Toltec metropolis near Mexico City reveal pyramid complexes and vast chambers. Excavations uncover the Pyramid of the Sun and Moon, a long roadway, and potential palace ruins as scholars seek the key to an ancient civilization.
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Egypt
Mexico
Leopold Datres
Mexican Republic
French Academy
Ubrowl
Thotlhiacan
Mexico City
Teotihuaedu
Mitire
Harraneas
Malrod
Raeapehes
Foie Striie
Weil
KC Ae
Kia Mindy
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