Marriage Question in Nation’s Family Crisis Address
A speaker argues that environment and social policy erode natural marriage incentives. He urges 22 as ideal marriage age, warns against educated elites delaying parenthood, cites Cortell and Harvard data, laments schooling shifts, and calls for moral restraint, race cautions, and population stewardship. He urges teachers to reshape public education toward family building.
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Hiawatha
Geome
Land
Cortell
Europe
America
Harvard University
Race Purity Sermon Urges Anglo-Saxon Home Ideal
A speaker extols race purity and the Anglo-Saxon bloodline urging listeners to rebuild the home as the basis of government. He condemns conquest born immorality and calls for a return to family: a home with mother father and children. He cites Isaiah urging conversion and mercy.
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Isaiah
Old Kentucky No. 1 Plug Tobacco Ad Booster
An advertising copy promotes Old Kentucky plug tobacco as natural tasting wholesome and appetizing. It describes hand selected rich leaf pressed into golden brown plugs and encourages trying a 10 cent plug, claiming mellow rich flavor and easy digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Kentucky
Railroads urged to grant eight hour day demand
The publicity bureau of the railway brotherhoods in Cleveland says railroads should shorten shifts to eight hours as profits rise with heavier tonnage. Officials note a 33 percent gain in locomotive tractive power and a 47 percent increase in total tonnage per train, arguing crews now handle more work in less time. The Association of Western Railways cites earnings per freight train per mile jumping from $1.65 in 1890 to $3.31 in 1914.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Publicity Bureau of
The
Railway Brotherhoods
Railroad Brotherhoods
Association of Western Railways
Daniel Willard
B. & O. Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Train crews demand shorter work day amid savings debate
A 1910 to 1913 RB and O load reduction saved 4.5 million in train movement costs. If one railroad saves 14 to 600 thousand by boosting crew work, nationwide rail savings are vast, yet officials say an eight hour day would cost railroads 100 million. Employed workers argue for a shorter day as trains grow heavier. catarrh remedies are marketed with a health claim and reward offer.
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United States
Willard
Man Fights Newspaper Claim On Gambling Arrest
William Hansinger of Parsons challenges the Sun and Emporia Gazette over an arrest report claiming he was fined 25 dollars for a big poker game. He says it was a penny ante game and notes he has not paid the 26 dollar fine yet and faces possible jail. He asserts no gambling since age fifty and accuses officials of distortion.
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William Hansinger
Parsons
the Sun
Parsona
Menta
Emporia Gazette
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Turck
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Illinois
Josephine Turck Baker
Standard Magazine
Booka
Kansas City
Whittier
McGee & 11Th
Sansas City
Lincoln Accident Insurance Company
Guy Lockwood
Western
Nebraska
H. J. Wan
Wilson
Lincoln
Father Abraham
Alexander Pope
Olen
New Zealand
Australia
Rome
God
Greece
Demosthenes
Athens
Kentucky
Old Kentucky No. L
Itailroad
Diamond Match Company
RB & O
Penses
Hall
PF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney & CO
Halls
Real
F. E. Reddish
Reddish Block
Sloan
Killa Palin
Cornell -Wood Board
Cornell-Wood-Board
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Wirhebehe
Ree Lehert
Tee Olor Leled Lave
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Alliance
Varnis
F.E. Holsten
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