Constructive Acts vs Destructive Comment
A political address reviews four years of reform under a Democratic platform. It highlights labor protections, national roads, Alaska resources, an equitable income tax, and defense measures. The speaker contrasts Democratic progress with Republican resistance and warns against a return to old privileges and tariff conservatism.
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America
Federal Department of Labor
Alaska
Mose
Democratic Party
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Treasury
Congress
United States
Europe
Wilsons Foreign Policy Call for Human Rights and Mexico Policy
President disputes mere damages for wartime wrongs arguing that humanity rights trump property claims. He condemns foreign influence, defends not interfering in Mexico’s internal affairs, and asserts American resolve to support oppressed Mexicans while resisting hostile actions against sovereignty. The speech frames Latin America as a test of US commitment to liberty and sovereignty.
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America
United States
Europe
Mexico
Republic of Mexico
Huerta
All America
Latin America
Dawn of a New American Era in World Peace Policy
The speech argues for mobilizing resources and reforming policy to build a just global peace. It calls for unified world guarantees, fair trade, conservation, labor rights, and coordinated rail and industrial development, with America leading rather than imitating.
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America
Federal Trade Commission
Tariff Commission
The
Trade Commission
United States
St. Louis
Greater America
Boy’s rapid growth shocks Jamaica family at Mount Beacon
Donald Rushmore, twelve, from Jamaica New York, returned from Mount Beacon after eight days taller by nearly four inches and heavier by ten pounds. His father says the growth astonished them, noting a prior case of a fifteen year old who grew five inches in five weeks in Maine.
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New York
Donald
H. S. Rushmore
Jamaica
N. Y
Mount Beacon
Shelton Avenue
Maine
Peanut Monthly editor Ethleen Milburn at age eleven
The Alexandria La paper features Ethleen Milburn as editor in chief of the Peanut Monthly with Miss Noodles Randolph as circulation manager. It notes a social page, personals, movie news and ads, plus small items about Camp Stafford soldiers and local happenings.
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Alexandria
Cub
Earth
Ethleen Milburn
Peanut Monthly
Noodles Randolph
Camp Stafford
Hazel Clay
John Buie, Jr
Nearly Killed by Skeeters in Michigan City Marsh
Stanley Bolowski, twenty three, was found in a marsh near Michigan City Indiana after days missing from his home. He was exhausted and covered with mosquito bites, with face and body swollen. He was taken to a hospital and is expected to recover after suffering heat exhaustion or sunstroke.
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Michigan City
Ind
Stanley Bolowski
Bolowski
Army bans watermelon for fly control
In El Paso Texas the army bans watermelons after an army fly expert linked watermelon rind to a persistent fly pest. He says rind cannot be burned or buried effectively and flies breed disease, prompting the order despite melons not being unhealthy themselves.
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el Paso
Tex
Southwest
Taggarts Dog In Capitol Leads Page Watcher
Senator Tom Taggart brought a pointer dog into the Democratic cloakroom stirring mild laughter in the senate The dog was guarded by a page and Taggart said he did not take the animal into the chamber insisting it was a valuable companion to him and he would not turn it away
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Washington
Tom Taggart
Senate
Levol
Taggart
Indiana
Street Named for Gallient in Paris by Council
Paris municipal council assigns a committee to select a street or square to bear the name of the late General Gailient. The decision follows tribute to the general by local officials and residents.
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Gallient
Paris
Municipal Council of
Gailient
Dr Messer Specialist Promises Cure for Chronic Ailments
An advertisement targets men with long standing health issues. Dr Messer offers free consultations and claims to cure ruptures piles without surgery and treats blood poison glands nerves and kidney and bladder diseases. Office hours include evenings and Sundays, with intravenous treatments and up to date instruments and medicines.
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Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Marshall
Insular
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Girl
Skeeters
Capitol
Pointer
Page
Protector
A.J. Tower CO
Boston
Messer
Missouri
Grays Harbor
Blyth & Blyth
E. Heron St
Aberdeen
Wash
James A. Hood
Aberdeen, Wash
L. J. Kolts
Undertakers
Wishkah Street
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