Dawes Urges Senate Rule Change to Aid Majority
Vice President Dawes speaks before 600 Associated Press editors urging Rule 22 reform to prevent minority blockage of majority legislation. He questions current rules as subversive to representative government and asks citizens to pressure senators by correspondence and resolutions.
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Iowa
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Arkansas
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Alabama
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paste from rice glue and long Australian march tale
A fragmented note describes rice glue made by boiling rice to a thick paste and references Australian men walking sixty miles in a dreamlike state. It mentions finishing a sermon upon return and a passing show.
In loving our fellowmen we may sometimes have occasions
A reflective note about imperfect world conditions urging mercy and compassion toward others, acknowledging sorrow and human frailty while urging kindness and understanding in daily life.
Truth and Telephone Truth in a Simple Adage
A brief aphorism notes that truth is the sole beauty and can be conveyed clearly by using a telephone to speak plainly. The saying highlights honesty as a valued trait, implying direct communication yields accuracy and trust.
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