The Secret of a Happy Home
A sermon on achieving happiness at home through marriage faithfulness and parental devotion. It cautions against chasing wealth over love, warns of divorce and “gold diggers,” and urges building a home with godly submission, work, and mutual care for lasting joy. It contrasts rich and poor classes, noting happiness depends on character and shared values.
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John
Heaven On Earth
Hell On Earth
America
Terrile
They Shall Not Multiply The Wicked View Of Birth Control
A speaker denounces the idea of choosing not to have children as a reckless defiance of the Almighty. The argument frames fruitfulness as essential to happiness and a path to building a personal heaven on earth, contrasting wealth and luxury with divine plan and family life.
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Earth
Hell On Earth
Heaven
Henry Ford
America
Pedestrian protections urged with auto free list talk
The Virginian Pilot notes support for free list treatment of automobiles but advises added protection for pedestrians. The brief reflects a debate on policy balance and safety considerations in transit planning.
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Virginian- Pilot
Shyster Attorney Promises Justice to Litigant
In a tense exchange a lawyer assures a client he can obtain justice while the litigant questions the guarantee and contemplates switching counsel. The confrontation highlights doubts about courtroom advocacy and legal representation.
Reflected Glory Teacher and Pupil Exchange 1928 Votes
A classroom exchange labels Herbert Hoover as president and the brother of Mrs. Gann as vice president in 1928. The wording reflects a student’s humorous misattribution of national figures to a school context.
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Herbert Hoover
Gann
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S. L. Ball
Mississippi
Mangrum Bros
S. H. Montgomery & Son
Marigold Beauty Shop
Marcel
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Barker Millinery
E. Houston
Sherman, Tex
Bourine
Whitewright
Chicago
St. Louis
Dallas
Texas
Martin Kite Bray Company
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