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Empty Words Of Wisdom On Taft Mexican Policy
The Daily News surveys former President Taft criticism of Wilson's Mexican policy. Taft's negative stance is questioned as the piece argues the Mexican crisis is Taft's legacy and notes Carranza signals the need for U S action. The column ends by praising President Wilson as the right decision maker on Mexico.
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A Scrap Of Cloth And The Flag Day Message
A fragmentary piece reflects on Wilsons Flag Day proclamation and the enduring symbol of the flag. It contrasts global citizenship with national boundaries, praising the star spangled banner as the most glorious scrap of cloth and urging unity and patriotism.
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Three In One Canton Building Permits Grow Rapidly
Canton shows a surge in building permits in 1916 with five months totaling $300 000 more than all of 1915 and four months near the year’s total. City leaders urge forming a city planning commission to guide street and housing expansion along wise lines after council authorization.
Money Talks and Fashion Sip Into The Modern Age
A fragmentary social note observes money buying power in dialects while fashion shifts toward the modern short skirt. It contrasts individual expression with prudence and self seriousness in marriage, noting the attraction of style over highbrow pretensions.
Famous Little Stories of the Stage and Wise Cranks
Readable tales of Mme. Sarah Bernhardt theater lore and crowd reactions. An Italian audience smolders then cheers after a dramatic onstage blood illusion, later revealed as a staged gag. Jokes from Dr. Torrey and Schwab anecdotes follow, highlighting temperance zeal and box office wit among theatergoers. Alec Panoche, elder Mount Carmel Apache, urges annual rites of passage.
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The In-law Dilemma in Modern Homes
A columnist analyzes the pitiful letters about mother-in-law and daughter-in-law conflicts. He urges harmony for the sake of their son and husband, noting faith and duty but condemning petty spite that wrecks homes. He pleads for courtesy and sacrifice to protect family happiness.
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Father approves art career with a caution
A young man tells his father he will pursue art in Paris Rome and other capitals. The father responds delightedly but warns not to draw on him. The exchange highlights humor over parental expectations and a student’s artistic ambition.
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Nation's 1915 drink bill put at 2.5 billion dollars
Despite a drop of 14 million gallons in whisky and 6 million barrels of beer, the United States’ total alcohol expenditure for 1915 is estimated at 2.5 billion dollars.
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