National Trust Issue Prompts Constitutional Reform Debate
President Roosevelt addresses the trust question arguing that if existing laws fail the nation may need constitutional change or stronger federal power to regulate interstate combines. He condemns envy and warns wealth must be used for the public good while praising corporations when guided by justice and appropriateness.
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Epigrams From Roosevelts Speeches Reflect Civic Duty
The excerpts argue that good citizenship comes from simple, honest living and self help. They note presidents’ rural roots and stress the need for government restraint, regulation of powerful corporations, and transparency to curb evil as industrial progress continues.
Roosevelt Addresses Bangor Crowd on Farmers as Republic Backbone
President Roosevelt spoke to a large gathering at the Bangor Maine state fairgrounds praising farmers as the nation’s backbone. He argued reform in agriculture and governance, urging self reliance and civic duty, while warning against demagogues and urging continued scientific farming and education.
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Everschinge
Cai Ayadl Ealy
United States
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The Cost of the War Seen In Vast Yet Manageable Tax
Edward Atkinson estimates war costs at 700 million dollars with total five year burden adding up to a larger figure. The piece argues national prosperity continues, government spending per capita remains modest, and compares taxes to Britain and France while noting rising production and wealth across sectors. It cites treasury statistics showing doubling population and wealth, falling per capita debt, and expanding farm and industrial output amid ongoing debate over tariffs and monetary standards.
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Lost in the Woods Practical Advice from a World Famous Traveler
The article relays George Kennan's guidance on surviving forest misadventure. It advises staying calm, marking a base with bent bushes, creating a trail, shouting on return, and teaching children to recognize hints of path. It also recommends carrying a compass and emergency kit for long treks.
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Midigin
Adirondacks
Maine
Ania
Advertising as a Continual Story and Its Costs
A discussion on advertising practice argues each ad should stand alone yet contribute to a continuing narrative. It cites Los Angeles spending nearly 550000 in a decade and population gains, praising effective newspaper promotion while critiquing many schemes as meritless. The piece notes Sampson Printers Ink from Philadelphia Record recounting TacomiTacomon central store success through sustained newspaper space purchases and warns against abandoning advertising.
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Frontier Visitor Loses Interest in Senate Prose
A Washington visitor, new to the capital, sits in the Senate gallery and asks why a senator speaks on and on. The reply is that he is merely talking against time as a lengthy, aimless speech drags on. A punch line notes domestic life hinges on avoiding refrigerator spills.
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