The Crooked Shall Be Made Straight Says Dr Talmage
Dr Talmage surveys moral and social crookedness and declares divine redistribution will straighten wealth and character. He warns against communism and praises capitalists while urging practical faith, prayer, and personal reform to restore order in business, family, and public life.
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Warriors of New Guinea Tactics and Tools
The piece details New Guinea warfare methods including treacherous ambushes, spear and bow use, slings for long throws, and a head catching weapon. It notes tree houses for defense, and signaling via tom toms, shell trumpets, watch fires, and daytime smoke to warn of danger.
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Passenger Dispute Over Seat Space in St Louis
In a Chicago Herald report a stout passenger argues for full seat space while a lean traveler carries a small package. The exchange centers on entitlement to seating and fare, reflecting a tense encounter aboard a journey to St Louis.
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Autumn Fashion Trends Shrink Sleeves and Shoulders
The article notes a shift in autumn style with smaller sleeves and reduced shoulder and elbow coverage. It dismisses the idea of women cranks, insisting that once they become cranks they cease to be women.
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Courage to Dye Gray Hairs Becomes Brave Man’s Choice
A concise aphorism notes that facing gray hair requires courage and that a brave man may dye only once, suggesting a bold stance on aging and self presentation.
The Fatal Ring in Paris Morgue Legend
A Vanity Fair note recounts a Paris family’s death chain linked to a plain gold ring passed from parent to child over nearly a century. The fatal ring often accompanied a corpse and aroused no greedy extractor despite the lure of its ominous trinket.
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Bank Failures in China and Imperial Edict
Nine hundred years since a Chinese bank failed and an edict by Emperor Hi Hung ordered the heads of the president cashier and directors added to assets. The decree remains in force and keeps bank officers vigilant in governance.
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