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Newspaper

Ashton Gazette

Location

Ashton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1913

Page

3

Wilson Urges Primary Elections and Philippine Independence

President Wilson's message calls for nationwide primary elections to choose presidential nominees while retaining conventions for platform. urges maintaining Sherman Act but stronger anti trust legislation. outlines rural credit, banking reform, and fair treatment of farmers. He defends policy toward Mexico and advocates self government for Puerto Rico Hawaii and eventually independence for the Philippines. He also presses Alaska statehood, rail建设, labor safety, and a broad conservation and social justice agenda.

United States Senate Porto Rico Hawaii Philippines Congress Islands Commission

Sabbath Reading Novel About a Girl Engaged to Three Clergymen

A Life magazine note quotes a humorous exchange where Louise argues with her grandmother about reading novels on Sunday. The tale centers on a girl supposedly engaged to three Episcopal clergymen simultaneously, highlighting the lighthearted clash over propriety and fiction.

Louise Grandmamma

Quote on classics and the back part of my dictionery

A brief exchange notes that the speaker frequently cites classics. The other person agrees and mentions reliance on the back part of their dictionery for aid.

Ingenious Q&A Bits From A Rural Paper

A collection of quips and dialogues including a wary father fearing medical bills for a heart visit, a city lady’s milk pasteurization question, a farmer’s defense of pasture grazing, and a clergyman by memory after a girl’s remark.

The Difference Between Mass Meeting and Hunt Meet

A quip contrasts a political gathering with a hunt club. It notes one is a mass meeting and the other a meet massing, playing on wordplay about crowd and gathering context.

Sensible Girl and Old Man Dialogue in Bungalow Offer

A humorous dialog scene features Sensible Girl and a flirtation about romance with an older man. She responds that she has found a young man with the price of a bungalow, implying a practical or witty twist to romantic proposals.

Botts Travels With Biffels on Short Streetcar Ride

A brief exchange notes Botts took a long trip this morning. He rode two blocks on a street car with Biffels, sparking curiosity about the destination and purpose of the short journey.

Botts Biffels

Two Steps to Get Outside the Circulation Tale

In a Capitol anecdote Charles A. Kram recalls a flamboyant Southern editor with a staffer who could drink and print. The printer, after a dispute over back pay, resigns and quips he could take two steps and be outside the editor’s circulation, illustrating press circulation woes.

Ashington Charles A. Kram United States Postoffical Department Washington Country Printing Office Capitol South Bis

Tumulty the Real Censor in White House Office

A portrait of Joseph P Tumulty as the president's censor in chief. The secretary screens mail and visiting requests, enabling the president to sleep and work without constant interruptions. While accessible to officials and reporters, he blocks personal audiences if the matter lacks presidential relevance, likening his door to a wall of China in practice.

Joseph P. Tumulty United States Tumuity Washington Mr. Tumulty J. P. Tumulty Joe China New Jersey

Murdock Debut At Henry D Cooke School In Washington

Representative Victor Murdock and his seven year old daughter visited Henry D Cooke School in Washington on the first day of school. The prominent Progressive leader learned that enrollment is handled by the female principal Mrs C B Smith, not a male administrator, prompting light humor about red tape and school entry procedures.

Washington Victor Murdock Kansas Progressive Party House of Representatives Henry D. Cooke Miss Murdock Murdock C. B. Smith

Stamps Licked to Order During Christmas Rush

Postmasters and assistants will affix postage on mail during the holiday rush. Pre-canceled stamps will be used for second, third and fourth class mail and parcel post. Clerks may endorse parcel postage amounts after collection to speed service and reduce wait times.

Christsmas Post Office Department Postofice Burleson

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