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Miss Champagne
Why doesn’t he
A Progressive national committee meeting in Chicago opened with a telegram from Colonel Roosevelt urging nonpartisan unity to face a world crisis and fulfill duties, amid debate over his stance on future presidential nominations.
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Progressive National Committee
Chicago
Roosevelt
Beatrice Hill Cat Bill Promises Licensing and Reward
The piece outlines a proposed cat bill licensing and collaring cats with a reward for killing strays. The writer criticizes the measure as ill advised and a tax on poor households, noting it may slip through by default of opposition. The Post pledges to monitor the bill.
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Beacon Hill
Exchange of conservatives for radicals at Harvard Crimson
The Crimson argues for an exchange of conservatives for radical professors, calling for flighty unbalanced extremists. The letter suggests other U.S. colleges share this issue and sees the demand as a sign of discontent that could spur heightened intellectual activity.
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Harvard Crimson
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Crimson
Miss Addams Says Readiness for Trouble Needed
Miss Jane Addams, once a renowned social welfare worker, now labeled an essayist on military affairs, argues this country must prepare for danger when the foe arrives. Yet a boy imagines his gang facing an opposing gang on a hill.
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Jane Addams
Fortifications Ready Snow Fight Parable
The speaker likens prepared snow balls for a fortification to preemptive readiness. It argues a country only prepping when trouble arrives risks misfortune, comparing to a weak bid for receivership and urging foresight.
Wilson and Mexico War Talk Draws Congressional Echoes
The piece argues against swift invasion of Mexico, urging patience and preparedness. It cites Governor Ferguson of Texas urging Congress to consider U S military limits and the risks of war, while backing Wilson’s restraint and calling for informed action.
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Oyster Bay
Northwest Cold Wave Brings Freezing Weather Notes
The article discusses a northwest cold wave shaping regional weather from British Columbia to the central valleys. It recalls subzero bitter cold in British Columbia last Tuesday and explains how such blasts travel via the earth’s rotation. It notes Florida orange groves and California fruit face frost when northwest air shifts.
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California
Annual cat and poultry show ends at Mechanics building
A writer recalls attending the Newton Newkirk cat and poultry exhibition, praising Plymouth Rock poultry and critiquing show breeds while trading quips with vendors and a police interruption. Cats, especially Angoras, are described with humor as the author chats with owners and critiques prices and品.
Misdirected Force Huerta's ruthless rise and lost potential
The analysis describes Victoriano Huerta as possessing courage virility and generosity but lacking conscience. It argues he could have been a great Mexican leader had he gained power through lawful means rather than assassination and might have become a benefactor to Mexico.
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Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Huerta
Weather Almanac Signals Record Cold and Warmth on Date
The oldest inhabitant notes the coldest on record for this date at 2 above zero in 1876 and a 36 degree rise the same day. It cites 10 year low of 9 above zero in 1914 and warmest on this date at 46 degrees in 1899 with 45 degrees in 1909. Five stormy 15ths of January in the past decade are mentioned, plus a heavy storm on 12/8.
Alexander the Great Survives Poisoned Arrow Wound at Multan
Historical account describes Alexander the Great barely surviving an arrow to the lungs at Multan. He orders the arrow removed, and as he regains strength, his troops weep for their leader. The text notes debates with Indian sages, the Indus flotilla, and a perilous Gedrosian overland march to Persia.
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Cat Show Confusion and Odd Requests at Local Event
A speaker laments not fitting in a home with a well bred cat and asks where to buy one for pennies. A man asks about blue and pink cats, joking that such cats would appear only in a gold cure institute. The scene ends with the narrator moving on in a calm, steady mood.
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Gamecocks
Dan's
Bradstreet
Spring Fever Feels The Bentztown Bard Poems
A 1916 verse piece describes the spring fever awakening as winter lingers. The narrator longs for field and meadow scenes, Miss April, and warmer days while imagining fishing, romance, boats on blue seas, and a roving heart eager for spring.
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The
Bentztown Bard
Southern Press Syndicats
Household Hints for Easy Mending with Starch
Household Hint advises mending small holes in shirts and shirtwaists by applying a thin fabric patch stiffened with cold starch. Press with a hot iron to secure a neat repair and rewash later. Presented by Mrs Idella Brown of 350 Painteet, Gloucester.
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Idella Brown
Gloucester
Photographers chase rocks and ships in daring coastal scenes
Downtown moving picture photographers prepared to photograph Oklahoma the superdreadnought as it nears Rockland. They must work close to the ships and contend with rocking tugs and heavy seas to capture suitable images for reproduction.
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Rockland
Uncle Sam
Oklahoma
How Swift the Years Roll On by Walt Mason
A 1916 verse by Walt Mason reflects on aging and time's passage. The speaker recalls youth, growing hair turning gray, a child now grown, and the loss of strength, all illustrating the relentless speed of the years.
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Walt Mason
Adams Newspaper Service
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