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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
8
Roosevelt Speech at Bunker Hill Advocates Adequate Navy
Colonel Roosevelt affirms that the nation must maintain a strong navy and rejects arbitration of vital national questions. He argues the radical spirit of past independence is needed to apply proven principles to current policy and to show peaceful strength without sacrificing readiness. Roosevelt asserts Uncle Sam’s punch is the navy and urges prudent, forceful defense.
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Roosevelt
Bunker Hill
Fort Ticonderoga
Dorchester Heights
Boston
Uncle Sam
Navy
Women’s bills and bravado in a midwestern court
Winifred Black reflects on a Berlin shoplifting case and a Kansas City divorce hearing. She imagines a stern budgeting plan to confront spiraling grocery costs, urging wives to track every item, teach men good money sense, and curb waste while facing rising bills.
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Berlin
Kansas City
Winifred Black on Husbands Wives and High Living Bills
Winifred Black argues that family budgets and rising living costs are not a joke but a serious strain in homes. She describes how bills alter domestic life, provoke tension, and reveal broader social pressures facing couples and families.
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Hal Coffman
Winifred Black
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