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Extra Session Hinted Over War Readiness
The piece reports Washington speculation that Congress may be convened in September or October to boost preparedness for war, though President Wilson has not signaled an early session. It notes strong war-mongering voices urging intervention in Mexico and cautions against rushing into conflict, urging restraint and patience in foreign policy.
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Eugenic Registry Proposal by Kellogg Discussed
A parliamentary discussion on a national conference ferment outlines a eugenic carnival concept to create a thoroughbred human registry. Parents meeting physical and mental standards would register and their children would be pedigreed like horses, a plan attributed to Dr. J. H. Kellogg.
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J. H. Kellogg
Eugenics and war critique at Caltech conference
A long critique discusses a Battle Creek sanitarium plan for human eugenics, a conference program with lectures by Kellogg and Jordan, and a morality masque by UC students. It also critiques World War I leadership, democracy versus war, and public opinion on lightning rods, law, and diplomacy with numerous named figures and places.
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Luthur Burbank
David Starr Jordan
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Race Betterment Foundation
University of California
Short Stories and Jokes From Early 20th Century Press
Gen Horatio Woodward quotes German clock stealing myths at West Point. New York Tribune cites Carnegie on cynics and ministers, a joke about a German uhlan with a grandfather clock. A Kansas City hotel anecdote recalls a mistaken hotel guest and a nearby car crash with gas fire.
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Horatio L. Woodward
West Point
Bersin
Sandstorm Smith
Kansas City
Clothing needs by heat and work type
A discussion on selecting undergarments based on heat exposure and activity. It argues wool for sun workers and athletes, cotton for office work, and emphasizes ventilation and evaporation as the body's cooling method. It notes fabric openness and air flow influence comfort and moisture management.
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U Chicago Tribune
Salads for children and a 1915 arts award
A housewife advises simple meals for small children including celery lettuce and fruit salads with olive oil salt honey and sour cream dressings. Recipes cover orange grapefruit prune cheese and bean ball ideas. Separate note mentions the Albert Medal award to Sir J. Thomson for physics chemistry and their practical arts applications.
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Albert
Royal Society of Arts
Sir 3. J. Thomson
Arts, Manufactures and Commerce
Help From Abroad and the American War Effort
A fragmented excerpt details foreign support for American rebels in 1776 with French and Spanish aid routed through Beaumarchain. Franklin arrives in Paris to align France with the war, while Prussian and German officers join the effort. Washington faces privation as Congress falters, yet the army endures and gears toward spring.
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Humor and quips from papers stir lighthearted remarks
A montage of jokes and snippets from several papers. Censors jokes about Europe, humorous takes on Huerta, sanitarium humor, a Long Island barber and American customs, a coat button riddle, an aviator explanation, an antique dealer quip, a doctor patient exchange, and a policeman kid joke.
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Thompson
New York Times
Birmingham Age-Herald
Richmond ‘Times-Dispatch
Detroit Free Press
Mystery of Americans and Henry James in Press Clippings
A collage of quotes from newspapers like the Hartford Courant Boston Globe Washington Post Macon Telegraph Detroit Free Press and Florida Times Union humorously examines American identity culture and language. The excerpts touch on Brexit irony nationalism and perceptions of Uncle Sam amid early 20th century commentary.
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