Brenda Ward Turns Sand Pile Into Reserved Home
After a collapse in fortune, Brenda Ward improvises a living by leasing a small house by a sand pile and opening a shop for schoolchildren. She proves capable, runs the business, and attracts Blake Farrar as a potential partner as a nearby plant is planned. The story ends with a new home rising.
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Brendan
Farborough
Brenda
Taylor
Mrs. Ward
Dearie
Blake Farrar
Brenda Ward
Northwest
Farrar
Arabia’s Great Need In Water
The article notes Arabia’s historic role in world history and highlights water scarcity as the key barrier to progress. It describes the northwest’s colored mountains and ancient tombs carved by Nabatean, Roman, Greek, and Egyptian civilizations, stressing that lack of running water hampers modernization and industry.
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Arabia
Arabian Peninsula
Pursued. Father Confronts Suitor in Bold Demand
A Boston Transcript item recounts a scene where a young man declares his wish to marry the daughter, pressing the father for clarity. The father tails the suitor as he walks away, underscoring the seriousness of the proposal.
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Mila
Boston Evening Transcript
New Orleans Street Dining Along South Rampart
The piece surveys informal riverfront eateries in New Orleans where workers buy fried fish sandwiches and waffles from mobile wagons and perambulatory vendors. It notes crowded lines, dirt and dust, economical meals, and the casual, tableless dining culture along South Rampart and Bienville wharfs.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Picayune
Rampart Street
Poydras Market
Union Station
Pericles
Themistocles
The Kitciin Cabinet Poem by James W Fulley
A verse praising patient timing and quiet influence. The speaker, the Kitciin Cabinet, wields slow steps yet attracts joy and public praise. Birds herald the cause as roadsides bloom in response to his presence.
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James W. Fulley
Coffee flavor uses strong preparation in desserts
Coffee as a flavor is best when a strong blend is used. The article outlines methods for coffee mousse coffee ice cream coffee frosting coffee sherbet and custard fillings, stressing rich coffee and precise proportions, with a closing quotation about pleasant thoughts from Bovee.
Simple flexible gol rellable cake recipe with variations
A practical cake guide explains a versatile batter using baking powder sugar butter milk eggs and flour with optional flavorings such as orange peel and jam. It describes sheet cake rounds layers cupcakes and decorative fillings plus serving ideas and potential frostings. The method emphasizes avoiding waste and adapting to emergencies.
Commission Named to Study Adamson Law Effects
President Wilson appoints a four member commission to study the Adamson Law. General Goethals leads the panel with Edgar Be. Clark, George Rublee, and Mr. Chirk serving as expert members. The group aims to balance employer employee interests reflecting railroad and labor perspectives.
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Wilson
Goethal
Panama Canal
Edgar BE. Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brotherhoods
Order of
Roosevelt
George Rublee
Victor Morawetz
The
Santa Fe
Rublee
Chirk
General Goethals
Tariffs and party unity in a partisan arc
The New York Evening Post comments on Democrats versus Republicans, urging tariff fidelity as pivotal to political fortunes. It notes a split among Republicans over open conferences and the push for a protective tariff, referencing Longworth and past party figures.
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Gussie” Gardner
House Republicans
Longworth
House
Ways and Means Committee
Dolliver
Capitol Nin
New York Evening Post
McAdoo’s Position Assured in Treasury History
Secretary McAdoo is praised for remaining in the treasury role to nurture two major monetary systems in their infancy. The piece rejects sensational attacks and argues his retention serves the country’s highest interests despite his relationship to the president.
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McAdoo
Treasury Department
McAdoon
Hin
President Wilson A Busy Man In Talks With Citizens
President Wilson meets many electors and discusses questions of patronage party management and other topics. He could use a thousand hours and still find himself crowded for time, for critics argue the White House role is not merely ornamental.
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Jacob Ward
Newell
Brenda
Mrs. Ward
Dan
White House
Hot Min
Party caucus backs tariff over humanitarian measures
The article notes a Republican caucus vote of 108 to 15 to limit discussion in open conference to protective tariff issues, sidelining humanitarian proposals. It reflects long standing internal divisions between Progressive and regular Republicans at the national convention.
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House of Representatives
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