Chaos 6 At Phillips Horns Spark Riotous Rhetoric
A newspaper piece quotes Elmer Twitchell and Mayor LaGuardia blasting automobile horns as catalysts for reckless driving and social decline. The essay argues horns provoke aggression, self-importance, and chaos, suggesting removing horns would curb accidents and restore civility. The column also notes a short story fragment and a New Jersey court ruling on escalators, with Elmer Twitchell praised for energy conservation by sitting on them.
Hospitality for Our Over Night Guests
Ruth Wyeth Spears describes arranging comfortable overnight guest space using a folding cot, a hall storage frame with a denim and chintz cover, and a medicine closet on legs of glued spools. She notes Spears books with projects for updating furniture and home decor.
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Washington’s Government Strength By Instructed Will
A quoted line from John Bright extols Washington as the strongest government worldwide explaining it rests on the will of an educated populace. The remark asserts that an informed citizenry empowers national authority and governance.
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