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Youth and Religion in America Faces Dwindling Religious Instruction
Dean Walter H Athearn argues that millions of American youths lack formal religious education. He notes 27 million Protestant children with no instruction and 6.8 million Catholic youths under 25 outside religious schools. He calls for a revitalized approach to make religion meaningful.
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Read What You Enjoy Not Duty Says Dr Smyth
Dr Clifford Smyth argues readers should choose books that bring delight rather than feel a duty to read classics or Shakespeare. He urges abandoning works that feel like tasks and embracing literature as art aimed at enjoyment, noting not every classic suits every reader and suggesting search for personally appealing books. The piece also riffs on European conditions and light social commentary.
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Towser and Mrs Ant Trade Tales on the Porch
Doris laughs as Towser the dog confronts a bold Mrs Ant on the porch. The ant explains three defense methods jaws sting and acid, warning that even a big dog can be harmed by tiny foes. Towser recoils as Doris muses on the unlikely showdown.
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Secrets of health and success warning parents about choking hazards
A panic filled letter urges caution after a four year old choked to death on a large object. The author recounts a prior choking incident and lists dangerous small items such as safety pins buttons beads coins and bean fragments. Advice includes keeping objects away from children and steps to assist choking plus urgent medical evaluation with x rays and a specialist.
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Duke of Atholl Named for Governor Generalship of Canada
In this days note the Duke of Atholl is identified as a leading Scottish peer and major landowner. He rose to the dukedom in 1917 after serving in the Sudan campaign Boer War and Gallipoli as Scottish Horse Brigade commander. His wife sits in the House of Commons. The Atholl family once held Isle of Man sovereignty before selling rights to the British government for large sums.
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Matrimonially Speaking by Hugh McKay
A humorous column about a coupon clipping husband who cannot resist magazine promos and free trials. His wife endures home exercise gear and tobacco boxes arriving on approval, while he never returns any of it. The piece ends with a teaser about tomorrow's column.
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What This Day Means to You by Mary Blake
Negative planetary aspects today suggest uncertainty for workers and a need to pause and listen. Others may see favorable signs for travel and financial opportunities, but risk should be avoided. Evening brings hopeful tones for romance and happiness, while a birthday indicates sharp opinions, strong loyalty, and home ties. Notable people born on this date include Russell Sage and Frederick T. Frelinghuysen.
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Charles B Warren Resigns as U S Ambassador to Mexico
One year ago today Charles B Warren stepped down from his post as United States ambassador to Mexico. The resignation marked a notable change in diplomacy with Mexico and was reported across national papers at the time.
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Today’s Birthdays Highlight Dignitaries and Notables
Duchess of York wife of King George’s son marked 25th birthday today. Princess Marteian daughter of Belgian monarchs born in Brussels 25 years ago. Sir Harry Lauder famed Scottish entertainer born Porto Bello 62 years ago. Reverend protestant bishop born Sumter South Carolina 62 years ago.
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Today’s Events and Anniversaries
Chronology of notable moments across years. 1781 Hayne hanged in Charleston by British order. 1789 French National Assembly abolishes privileged classes. 1854 Gadacn Purchase territory joins New Mexico. 1875 Moody and Sankey conclude British tour and sail home. 1891 Utah holds first national party line election. 1892 Don M Dickinson named Democratic national campaign chair. 1900 Boers surrender Harris Smith to British forces. 1923 Coolidge proclaims funeral day for Harding as national mourning and prayer.
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How to Break It Off When You Love No More
A columnist advises how to end a long relationship gently. She recommends writing a short friendly letter rather than icy silence, taking the blame, and apologizing, to spare the other person pain while ending the affair.
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Queen Marys Waltz Dominates Court Dances
The article notes Queen Mary favors the waltz at Court, dislikes jazz, and that Princess Priscilla Bibescu has crossed the Atlantic ten times by age less than five. It also outlines criteria for membership in the International association of Woman Explorers requiring solo travel and a publishable record.
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More Truth Than Poetry About Government Policy And Bugs
The poem critiques government spending on pest control and entomology urging not to breed pests while noting absurdities in policy. It references Henry Ford, dancing, and music as playful contrasts, and mentions Abdiel-Krim alongside wartime prohibitions. The piece presents satirical lines on policy, culture, and war.
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