Asks Aid of Nation Declares Many Important Problems Must Be Solved
President urges Congress to back policy on railroads finance and postwar reconstruction. He calls for world peace talks in Paris, warns on war debts taxes and Belgium relief, and outlines plans for public works labor needs and agricultural reclamation to rebuild the economy after World War I.
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Free Libraries in Italy Promote Federated System
The federation for the promotion of free libraries in Italy reports over 2,000 libraries established since its first national convention in Rome in 1908. It mirrors the Milan Society for Popular Libraries, aims to boost circulating libraries and management, and to create a rapid center for purchasing supplies and publishing. It runs a federal periodical, offers reduced-rate subscriptions, and provides a federal bindery and technical advice. It also set up soldiers' library houses in war zones, proving more effective than the previous method of sending books individually.
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Talked Too Much Joe Reprimand Reduces Night Out
A mother told her son Joe to stop running away or he could not go to the movies. On the way to the door he asked to run to a nearby bridge. He was turned home and put to bed after mumbling to himself that time, then the mother overheard him say you talked too much.
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Glove Buttoning Speed Apparently Varies Among Women
A study notes a young man can button his sister's gloves in under half the time compared with other girls. Observers remark that the circles some of us move in are confined to a scant half mile track.
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