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Law observance not enforcement, says Washington attorney
Ernest H. Van Fossan argues law observance rests with individuals not just officials. He urges a national crusade to curb lawlessness, asking newspapers to mobilize public opinion and emphasize sacrifice to uphold the constitution, laws, and public safety.
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How to Get Rich Through Early Saving
A compact guide urges young men to start saving now to build wealth. It explains compound interest, with examples at 4 6 8 and 12 percent, showing how initial sums grow over years when reinvested. The message stresses starting young, maintaining consistent saving, and the long term advantage over delaying. It closes with a quotation from Judge Elbert H. Gary praising education and national strength.
Today’s Anniversaries and Historic Events
A fragment lists anniversaries and historic events including 1760 Montreal capitulation to the English and 1850 death of Henry B Bascom bishop and organizer of the M E Church South in Louisville. Text also mentions travel and distant places with unclear context.
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Good Night Stories of a Quail Family
Doris observes a mother quail and her twelve chicks cross a road and hide among bushes. The quail mother calls to her brood and jokes with Doris about counting her young while recalling nests and feeding duties. Doris chats with the quail family and their father and grandma appear nearby on the porch.
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Aviators Fly Beetesa to New York Land at Mitchel Field
In the 05 year today, aviators departed Beetesa, flew toward New York, circled the city and landed at Mitchel Field Mineola.
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What This Day Means to You by Mary Blake Virgo
The column notes ongoing unfavorable planetary aspects then easing by afternoon and evening, advising restraint during trouble and suggesting small daily tasks. It predicts a healthy boy born today and a girl facing more gravity, then discusses concerns about children attending moving pictures and their effects on health, discipline, and nerves.
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The Care of a Child: Motion Pictures and Children
The article examines how moving pictures have become a near universal entertainment, shaping children's experiences and daily life. It warns of risks to child health and development while noting the broad reach of cinema into towns and cities.
Notable Births Mark Ongoing Ward of History Feature
Rt Rev Charles P Anderson bishop of Chicago born at Kemptville Ontario 62 years ago today Howard Sutherland former US senator from West Virginia born near Kirkwood Missouri 60 years ago today Bertha Kalich actress born in Lemberg Galicia 51 years ago today David Bancroft manager of the Boston National League Baseball born in Chicago 33 years ago today Lew Tendler lightweight pugilist born in Philadelphia 27 years ago today
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Sub Rosa Advice Column Sparks Self-Reflection
A Sub Rosa advice piece critiques readers who seek help for social insecurity. It urges honesty about personal faults, noting a reader’s flawless exterior often masks issues hindering popularity. It advises candid self-examination and responding with plain truth to a columnist. The column marks Galveston’s hurricane anniversary and the Lady Elgin disaster anniversary on Lake Michigan.
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More Truth Than Poetry By James J Montague
The piece questions how a wealthy investor starting a college for movies might curb the grimy vitality of cinema by enforcing refined behavior and cheaper language. It argues film audiences crave exalted diction and emotion, and laments possible loss of money and raw appeal. It notes education is valued but predicts the current moving picture form may not endure. It ends with headlines about Prohibition and birth rates.
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